For the Pride Month asks: 📘- what is your coming out story? + ❗️- when did you realise you were LGBT+?
I’m not 100% out of the closet yet. Only with immediatefamily and a couple of friends. Only last year actually. Because I went to areally religious school I’m still not comfortable sharing with the friends Ihave from there yet, I don’t know where one of them stands and the other a fewyears ago had pretty much admitted to being homophobic (I hope she’s changed,but I’m certainly not gonna ask).
I just kind of blurted it out tbh. I’d had a date plannedwith a girl I met online (didn’t work out with her tho) and just kinda wordvomited it out to my mum XD. I had to say it at least three times because I wassuper anxious about telling her and kept saying it too fast or mumbling. I knewthat she was accepting of LGBTQ+ people, but my anxiety kept telling me no. I’msuper lucky that she’s been incredibly supportive.
I fully realised just after I left high school. I can’tremember the moment of realisation, but after I left that bubble that was myreally religious high school I started to think more and more that I wasn’tstraight. I did have a few crushes on girls in both high school and primaryschool, but I was not going to admit it at that age, even to myself, so I kindof pushed them down and tried not to think about it.
As an adult, for a time I didn’t know I was biyet though. I flipped flopped between identities, maybe thinking I wasbiromantic but homosexual, for a time, lesbian before settling on bisexual (tbhI’m more pan, but I prefer the bi label and flag XD).
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