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LGBTQIA+ Pandas, Share Your Coming out Experience With us!
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#1
When I came out as gay, I was anxious about telling my dad, but he accepted me and that means a lot to me. I’ve tried coming out as trans twice but my mom says that it’s a phase, and she told me that I can’t use He/Him pronouns instead I should use They/Them, I hate the old me, the version of me that I want to forget about. Although luckily my parents accept me because I’m gay. I told my friend Corinne that I was trans and they accepted me for who I truly am and I’m grateful for that. I have awesome friends. I can’t live a lie, I can’t let my mother tell me that I’m just going through a phase. I haven’t been rebellious yet but I’m feeling rebellious against my mom.
Final score:
3points
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#2
was ✨ o u t e d✨ to the whollllllllle 7th grade as bisexual and, of you look at my pfp, I'm not bisexual anymore lmao so ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Final score:
2points
Jo (she/they) (Submission author) 3 years ago
Whole story I told this one popular ish girl I was bi and she pretty much told the whole school so
#3
I came out to my parents as trans a while ago, it was good because they helped me get boys clothes and haircut. They still use the wrong pronouns and name but it is progress
Final score:
2points
