Comingoutstory Stories

This is my coming out journey read from the beginning from as far back as i can remember till now. Read how my life was flipped upside down, read all the twist and turns my life has taken so far and the twists and turns it will take in the future soon to come.

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The story of how Alice told Jake the truth

April, a 16 years old high schooler, realizes she likes girls. How does she react? How does her family react? And how does she realize it? To yours to discover. P.s. it's more like a coming out story in a love story between two girls if that makes sense and I don't know if it's gonna be a good story.. x)but it's my coming out story so it might help someone.. but of course I changed the names

this book will update whenever my transition does. I'm a small trans boy (ftm) from a tiny country town in the middle of nowhere (Australia).

I used to be the quiet kid in the back of the class when I was younger. I never truly had friends, then I joined high school and everything changed. And now, I'm writing to you, to the boy next door...

15 year old Sienna Harrison is an elite gymnast and an Olympic hopeful. She's just like all the other girls, she loves sparkly leos, she has long, flowy hair, and she loves gymnastics. But a crush on a teammate reveals that she is so much more than straight. One Week of March is a coming of age story revolving around being LGBTQ+ in the gymnastics community, being pansexual, and mustering up the courage to come out.

Brian Quinn and Sal Vulcano are lifelong friends, however, Brian life is becoming more and more difficult as he tries to hide his deepest secret. Will Sal understand? Will Brian even real the truth to his life? Find out in I Can Change.

My Coming out story it only involves school. my parents accepted me right away, but obviously my peers did not.

Some coming out stories can be told in ten minutes or less, but I believe that from birth to now, concerning my sexuality, should be told. Maybe you're confused about your sexuality, or you're scared to even tell anyone, and hopefully this story helps.

i'm Bisexual and finally telling my friends and family!

Jillian Holtzmann's coming out story. How she came out as gay to her family, coworkers, and mentor and the result of each of these coming outs

Caleb Matthews had a normal life until one mistake with a Facebook post changed it all. He was kicked out of his house, but he had his friends to help him up. In his journey through self-discovery, he will meet new faces, both good and bad. Like any teenager, the world beat him down. The question is will he be able to stand up again? Will he get stronger to face his demons? NOTE: The start of each chapter is supposed to be a Facebook post. It just doesn't look like it when I publish it. Sorry!

I wanted to tell her today. I've said that to myself everyday for the past seven months now, but I guess it gets harder and harder every passing day, every passing week, every passing month. How I was going to tell her was the hardest part, it was like getting a birthday gift for your friend, so many choices, wondering if they will like it or not, and if they will actually accept it. But this isn't a birthday party, this is when I find out if my mom will really "love me no matter what," like she always says to me before we go to sleep. (This is from a school project and I'm actually semi-proud of it, I took the final submitted copy and added some stuff, edited it, yada yada. I don't usually write these kinds of stories, most of the stuff I write is full of fictional stuff, comedy, fantasy, etc. So don't be surprised when it sucks more than my other stuff. This also deals with some real-world problems, and I hope some people who actually read this can relate. Ok I'm done)

Exactly what the title suggests it would be about. I have/had a crush on my straight best friend. This is the letter I wish she would read but I don't have the courage to tell her. // I guess I've probably written this at least a thousand times over in my head. (Dear future me: You could get in serious trouble if you continue writing this or you might've just had a stroke of genius. I guess only time will tell). I don't think I'll ever have the courage to show you this or ever tell you how I feel so this letter is selfishly gonna be for me. This is from me to you. But it's a letter for me. I have so much to say but I can't ever say it directly to you. // Not really sure why I'm posting this here. Maybe I'm hoping she'll accidentally stumble upon this because she remembered I had a wattpad account. Or maybe I'm writing this so a random stranger on the internet will say, hey I've been in your shoes exactly. Don't worry though. It gets better. I promise.

A personal and very official coming out story before this account begins to create more content. Read at your own wishes, and be sure to check out http://thehannahproject2018.com to submit your own coming out story for a chance to have your experience shared with the rest of the LGBT+ community. Positive and negative experiences are allowed.

My life seems pretty normal, except I'm extraordinarily unpopular, my dad is known as the town's nutjob (which he is, believe me). My mom may as well be catatonic although she's still my favorite family member. I have terribly crippling anxiety along with being known as the neurotic geek in my school. I'm one of the most hated people at my school and, I almost forgot, to top it all off, only my best friend knows I'm gay and I live in Charleston, South Carolina, one of the most conservative places in the country. No one else can at least until college or my life may be even worse than it already is. My name is Eli Brooks and this is my story.

Just the typical Coming out story, just without a happy ending.