Jeremiah Delore’s Coming Out Story

The first people I came out to were my friends. The real ones accepted me and the people that wanted me to change... left. The first parent I then came out to was my mom. At first, I was nervous but deep down I felt comfortable in the thought that my mom who fought so...

Ally Byer’s Coming Out Story

Unlike many queer youth, I was lucky enough to have a pretty “easy” coming out story. Not that coming out is ever easy for anyone, but the reality is that homophobia from family is a fear for a lot of queer people, but it was never for me. My Aunts are gay. I grew up...

Shingi Rice’s Coming Out Story

I have an African background, Zimbabwean to be exact. Being queer isn’t common at all back home so thinking about discussing this with family always felt odd and I always felt I would be disowned. I never really was aware of my feelings around girls until I was much...

Fabiano Gomes’ Coming Out Story

Well, my coming out story is kind of funny and it comes down to three special people: a girlfriend, her grandma and a friend.I came out as a gay man when I was twenty-one years old, in my first semester in college. I was living in Rio de Janeiro at the time with my...

Chasity Nao’s Coming Out Story

I am Black, I am a woman and I am…Well, you see I’ve never actually “come out.”I like boys and I like girls, and that’s just is what it is. When I write it down it sounds simple, but we all know it’s so much more complex than that. When I was around 11, I was (and...

David Lovric’s Coming Out Story

My outing is kind of weird, cause I’m only out to my mother, friends and followers. The rest of my family doesn’t know it because they’re Catholic Christians and very old fashioned. But most of them live in my home country Croatia, so I really don’t have to worry...

Coming Out Genderfluid

 

Identifying as genderfluid comes under the non-binary umbrella. Like their non-binary relatives, gender is not black and white. It’s simply a colourful exploration of their true selves. To identify as genderfluid, it’s the concept that gender identity is not fix. This basically means those who identify as genderfluid don’t identify with a fixed gender.

They can appear masculine, feminine or neutral and still be fabulous.