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Coming out

Discussion in 'Coming Out Advice' started by shark567911, Mar 25, 2016.

  1. shark567911

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    hi everyone
    i finally think it is time to come out to my older sister. the reason is because i feel all alone. I have completely embraced my sexuality and am proud, however, i feel sad hiding this huge secret all alone. i am not the type of person who keeps so many secrets at all but i need to tell someone. I dont like keeping secrets and i want to include my sister in this huge part of me. I know she loves me and will be ok, but my nerves have gotten the best of me and i keep psyching myself out. can you please share how you got through this and what you did. I NEED GOOD IDEAS TO COME OUT. something fun hearted and funny because i cannot handle an emotional deep conversation.
    please help
    love you all LGBT PRIDE
     
  2. killswitch0029

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    You could try writing a letter or an email. That would give you some room to use some silly language if you want a less emotion, more lighthearted approach.
     
  3. itsbrooklyn

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    psyching yourself out is so easy to do, everyone's been there but just think positive and it might sound stupid but try and think of it as a normal conversation, like it's no big deal, that way you don't panic as much and you might have a clearer mind than what what you would if you were panicking (personally I think it's easier said then done, but give it a try, it might work). If you don't want an emotional deep conversation, as killswitch said a letter or email to allow silly language is a good idea, you can make jokes, and you can generally use more laid back language.
    Goodluck :slight_smile: