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Happy Coming Out Day!

October 11, 2007 by mrschili

It’s National Coming Out Day!

Do you know who you are?

Posted in Friends, Home and Family, admiration, celebration, social issues | 6 Comments

6 Responses to “Happy Coming Out Day!”

on October 11, 2007 at 8:18 am1 Kizz

How was the meeting last night?
on October 11, 2007 at 1:18 pm2 meno

Nice.

Happy Coming Out Day.
on October 11, 2007 at 4:00 pm3 Auntie

I’m am not surprised that you knew this and I didn’t!

I did come out today though. To the nusre at work. It went something like this; Nurse ” You’re going away this weekend?” Me “yup!” Nurse “I need to go away for the weekend!” Me ” You are welcome to come with.” Nurse “Really?” Me ” Sure, if you want to hang out with a bunch of chicks in P-Town.” Nurse ” No, thanks. I’ll go with you when there are men around for me to look at, though.” Me ” Ok, the men are really nice down there.” Nurse ” Not that I have any issues..” Me “I know, it’s all good!” Nurse ” I used to go to P-Town with friends from college all the time.” Me ” It’s nice down there ,huh?” Nurse “It is beautiful.” Me thinking ” Yeah, hang out in P-town with “friends” while in college, sure.”

Happy coming out day!
on October 11, 2007 at 7:27 pm4 T. Trist

HAPPY NATIONAL COMING OUT DAY!

Here’s a great contribution from two lesbian women to commemorate the National Coming Out Day
Video of the Ultimate Coming Out - Wow!

You can also go directly to FaithoftheAbomination.com. Their story will be told in a documentary film. I feel this will be groundbreaking for the GLBT community.
on October 11, 2007 at 9:23 pm5 saintseester

I’ll never forget the day my dad came out to me. He was so afraid I would hate him. No one should have to experience that kind of fear and angst speaking to their own children, much less anyone else.

And I cannot believe 20 years have gone by since the first AIDS quilt - seems like only yesterday to me.
on October 12, 2007 at 12:08 am6 liv

oh. seems ordinarily like an existential question. i just hope that as a parent my children make safe passages into their sexuality whoever they are. and for children of today, that parents have the wisdom and compassion to let their children blossom into their true selves.