Coming out
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Well one of my good friends suggested I wrote a story or little biographical piece of my journey, experiences and feeling throughout the whole process of 'coming out'. I will also speak about all the feelings I felt and when I actually realized I was gay and how I've felt emotionally and how I've grown to this very day. Obviously this will be a gay piece of writing but nothing too extreme, but still I do recommend you refrain from reading if you don't like anything linked to homosexuality.
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