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Coming Out 2010

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I’ve decided that by the end of this year I want to be out to my family.

Except whenever I’m nervous, excited, anxious, or on the verge of a nervous breakdown, I stutter. I freeze entirely and tend to ramble about things that aren’t related in any form or fashion to my main point or topic of conversation.

So.

I’m going to show my family.

I want to make a collage. I know what it’s going to look like, or at least close to what I want it to look like.

However.

I don’t want the collage to just be about me. I want it to be more about “Pride” and I want it to be something that allows my family to see that I’m serious about who I am and that I’m not ashamed of who I am. I want it to be able to show them that I’m a part of something beautiful. A beautiful group of people.

Therefore.

I’m requesting that GLBT people, no matter the age, race, preference, or sex, send me one something that shows their proud of who they are.

What I want:

Words
Coming out stories
single words relating to how you feel about being a part of the GLBT community
poems
short sentences about how you define yourself.
Pictures
Your face
You and your partner’s/spouse/significant other/girlfriend/boyfriend/bestfriend
Family pictures
Symbols/art pieces that make you feel proud to be GLBT
“Pride” events
They don’t have to be in color and they don’t have to be perfect.

There isn’t a limit to how much you can send either. All that I ask is if you’re going to send me multiple items, place them in a zip folder so I can keep them all organized.

Thank you so much. This is really important to me. So please, send anything that you can. Spread the message to all of your friends. I want this to be a massive project. I’ll even post pictures to show the progress.

Please send your contributions to southernvoice247@gmail.com


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Congratulations on Coming Out to your family and friends! I came out over two years ago via e-mail. Not the most ideal route but it got the point across. It takes guts to do it but it feels so much better once it’s out in the open

by erika on January 26th, 2010 at 11:13 PM

great for you!!
i am 57 years old and have just come out to my 1 sister and her husband and my other sister. i hope to tell my niece this weekend. my sisters and spouses have been overjoyed for me and so supportive. my oldest sister said she was very proud of me. this is all new to me but i embrace being a lesbian with joy.
peg

by peg on February 25th, 2010 at 9:32 PM

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