It's Pride in my part of the world. I know that there are probably like, ten people reading this because one person has commented and that is how representation works. I figured that I'd pass on how Coming Out works.
So. I come out all the time
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I never came out as having an anxiety disorder, or anything like that. I considered that medical and as such, its completely need to know. And no one needs to know.
I read your blog, and while I may not comment, just know that I do respect the effort and bravery that comes from laying it all out like this.
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I didn't really have any good choices with my bipolar. I'm super symptomatic. So either I don't tell people and have everyone think I'm a were-asshole, or I tell everyone and have to deal, with the stigma. I chose the latter due to how medical accommodation is set up in my country and also because my friends are willing to both forgive me if it wasn't me and watch out for me because they know something is wrong.
Before everyone just assumed I was a bit of a jerk and disliked that about me. Now they aren't quite sure XD
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I wanted to let you know I read this, this was the first time I read about a real person's experience with coming out.
I respect you. And I truly thank you for sharing this. It has given me much to think about.
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Also, I love to chat, so it even isn't like its a minor inconvenience. ;)
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I worried so much about typing a comment that I would just close the message without posting.
I guess that's why I try so hard to reply to posts where I am touched, understand what the poster (new word!) is saying. I want to be supportive. I want you (as in all those who post personal info) to know that there are those of us who need to hear what you have to say.
Thanks for replying. I will enjoy chatting if you wish to continue,
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