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I just came out as both Genderfluid and Bisexual to my dad. This is a man I thought would never support me regarding it. Well guess what, I have great news. My dad officially supports me being both Genderfluid and Bi. It feels like a 1000 pound weight has been lifted off my shoulders. Here was his response:
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I was initially nervous because he took a little bit to respond but It went very well!!!
If you expect your parents or loved ones to disrespect your identity, don't!! This is a man I thought would never accept me being trans and now look.
That's all for now, take care!
 
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Damnrighty said:
I’ve already told a few people. But just to make it official

i’m bi
-Damnright
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trivia gang
after 2 years of hiding it from my parents I today finally informed my sister that I'm bisexual.
My parents remain a huge obstacle (which is no small amount of mental trouble for me, since they are very much anti-homosexuality), but finding an ally in my sister and many of the people I've met and befriended in Trivia has been a big support this last difficult year. There's been hurdles that have made me depressed, bitchy, snappy, or downright mean at times, but with things slowly improving and finally being honest with my sister, I'm finally looking forward a bit instead of having 0 hope for the future.

thanks Damnrighty for giving me the courage to share. My issues with aromantism and wishes for the future aren't something I'm willing to share publicly, same with my horrendous past, but you being there to talk to means the world to me. You're an awesome person for me.
 
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I used to be not that passtionate about transitioning, but I think it's changing. I used to have dysphoria rarely, and it made me sad. I've been having dysphoria more often, but it makes me less sad and more determined. Perhaps I'm shaking off some old apathy. Came out to one of my classes this semester, I've been practicing my high voice, I'm gonna get some new clothes soon... it's a gradual road, but it's looking good these days.
 
Yooo coming out party guess I'm coming out officially very cool!

So: gay. I am not out to any of my family yet very cool. Thought I'd post here so everyone knows! I was initially scared to post here because I was very afraid of how some people, especially close PS! friends, would react, but I figure that they're not really worth having in my life if they're not supportive of my decisions.

I've also been dealing with some weird gender stuff but I'll make sure to update if my tiny coconut brain finally decides to settle on something. In the meantime, he/him/his pronouns please.

Anyways! Shout out to especially bea and smely socks who helped me gather up the courage to post here.

Love you all!

e: completely forgot abt this post ahhh- corrected someone's name <3
 
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It's been like 2 hours since I did this but after not having the confidence to come out as bisexual to my father, after coming out as bisexual to my mother and sister 3 months ago. happy to say that he supported my decision. I seriously love the community here idt I would had gotten the drive to do this without seeing all of you come out
Pixelationaire GL Dude
 
Since i basically told everyone alredy, im coming out as bisexual! :blobwizard: Glad to see how many people got the courage to post recently / take the biggest step with their families. I dont think i will ever tell my family about it, but im pretty sure my father alredy got it. Wish everyone here good luck for the future ^_^
 
Damn everyone is coming out. Eh, I might as well. If it wasn't obvious to those I hang out with, yeah I'm gay. I was r e a l l y scared to let my dad know at first and I was crying in my mothers arms when she found out. Thankfully, he supports me enough not be mad but I'm almost 100% sure he's not proud of me or happy with this.
But eh, what can you do really? Beggars can't be choosers.
Decided to join the coming out party, although I think it was fairly obvious to most of my closer friends here
 
This is a lovely thread :)
I am bi / pan (I love you all out there <3)

My respect, compliments and love for all of you out there sharing the info on here, I'm glad to see people feeling comfortable to share personal information with potentially strangers online.

I hope that one day, coming out won't be a huge barrier, or something you should feel nervous about. It is and should be completely normal and natural to share this information.

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