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Speaking of #NationalComingOutDay ...
I am so grateful, every day, that I have been given my unique queerness. Alas, this year, my theater-going has been limited — but, as always, we adapt. For ex, I’ve joined some of those queer friends in a remote DND game since this summer!
I am so grateful, every day, that I have been given my unique queerness. Alas, this year, my theater-going has been limited — but, as always, we adapt. For ex, I’ve joined some of those queer friends in a remote DND game since this summer!
I am so grateful, also, that I’ve had mentors and friends who taught me that it was OK to be me, as queer as I am and with the varied interests I have, and that I’d find other queer people with similar interests to help me along the way and who I’d try to help along their way.
I’m also so very grateful that I have a family that has always supported me — and that brings me such joy. I know that, still, makes me very lucky, and though I’ve not always appreciated that, I really try to now.
I know that I have it better than so many others, and that many — particularly, trans people — can’t afford to be out at this moment. We must continue working to change that, including by ensuring that protections exist, so all LGBTQ people can be themselves without fear.
The world today can be a lot to handle, and I feel unsettled or outright scared more often than I’d like to admit. But my queerness, and the panoply of my LGBTQ friends, make every single day so much better than it otherwise would be. Here’s to #NationalComingOutDay 💖
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