I´m from Germany and I just started watching your videos and they are amazing. This video is very brave (and so are you) and I like how you talk about coming out! All of your videos or at least most of them have a good message. You have to tell the whole world something and I like that you do it! So love you (and Nicolay of cause) pleace make more videos :D
This is really really inspirational, thankyou Austin. I'm really upset about your school, you did the right thing by leaving I mean they gave you no choice. Proud of you!
When I come across coming out videos I sit in my room and really listen. Because it takes a lot of guts to do this and especially in your school situation. Best wishes, and hopefully others can accept you for who you truly are someday.
I cant imagine how difficult or hard it was for you to come out to your friends and family , and your such a brave person you have all of my respect , I know we don't know each other but your blew me away with your story and its amazing what you've accomplished. Be who you are and don't let anyone tell u different :)
I'm glad your environment was so supportive. I'm 16 and go to a catholic school. I'm preparing to come out. Hopefully it goes as well as it did for you.
Coming back to this years later, this video and your channel were really important to me when I was closeted and helped me come out. So thank you for making these
Thanks for sharing! I'm 16 and live in Texas too and our stories are very similar. Glad everything worked out well for you. You should continue to make videos. 😀
U are so amazing and great and wonderful I don't even know what to say. All your videos are amazing and this video is so wonderful and heartwarming. Thank you so much for making this video and just being such a great person.
Hi recently seen ur video of FB an had to check out ur channel! It really tugged at the ol heart strings lol my dad didn't come out till he was almost 50 I can't imagine living my whole life not being able to be who I really was and how awful that must be. I just had to say how proud I was of you and the courage and confidence and conviction you have in urself. So awesome to see. Love the videos love the channel huge fan xoxoxo
The video helped me even though I already came out. I liked the thing you said about the way our parents react is normal, and I realized that's so true. Thanks I'll be starting videos some time too.
Amazing video. I'm a full grown-up adult but watching this #comingout video makes easier what I went through-because it is uplifting to see how far we have progressed and matured so as to allow people to safely be happy, be healthy, and be themselves! Great work, Austin Wallis.
Are you getting Cucumber, Banana, and Tofu in the US? Cucumber and Banana are interlinked dramas by Russell T. Davies, who created Queer as Folk. Tofu is a factual show on LGBT issues. www.channel4.com/programmes/cucumber
Happy all be good at shcool and with your family. It's so a huge weight less on your shoulder. Nice video and thanks for all people you'll help to come out and be happy. :)
Instagram is how i started to come out, luckily it was just a couple days ago and its during summer. I havent told my parents yet, but your video may help me when i tell them! Thank you sooooo much!
Thanks for making your video, It really inspired me to see you being able to be so brave, i am already out and I am glad that you were able to make that step too. Just remember this isn't a one and done process, you will be coming out repeatedly during your life, the first time is the hardest but it gets better. Also I hope you make a lot of friends at your new school! It is really sad that your school would kick you out like that, it seems to me like they aren't as christian as they claim to be. Either way I know you have a bright future ahead of you, you will go far in life with or without that school. I subscribed and hope to see more of you videos soon! P.s. I came here because of SupDaily06 :)
idk why, I just can't stop lookin on your eyes. your eyes and your eyebrow look so beautiful. congratulation on your coming out and have a great day.from Indonesia :)
Kudos to you, Bro!!! I too am gay. I'm also a cop in the southern United States (commonly known as the Bible belt) which didn't make my coming out any easier. I am 35 and only wish that I could have come out and been myself at your age. Being a gay teen in the 90's was not nearly as accepted as it is now. I didn't feel comfortable enough coming out until I was around 23 or 24 years old. I'm so glad that the gay rights movement is still progressing and that kids like you are making this happen. Because of brave kids like you continuing to make an impact on the gay rights movement everyday, me being out at work amongst the guys isn't such a big thing anymore. Sure they all have questions and wonder, but they all seem to be accepting of me as one of their law enforcement brothers. Things will only continue to get better with time where one day being gay won't even be an issue. Thank you for what you're doing!!
Coming out was scary I can out when I was 15 and was discriminated against and curb stomped but I am so happy that society has made some progress and glad you are in the world. Thank u
Seriously tho, your impression of your mom saying "Oh My God, Did You Do Drugs?" was hilarious! But good coming out video by the way! Love is love and you only get one life and live it to your fullest!
This is my current situation... I posted a post in Instagram that was hinting at it because I was bullied and beaten up and other people had convinced me that I was gay but I so wasn't ready and I still am not able to accept myself. I can't even say the word gay out loud, it just makes my anxiety spike and I can't take it
(ik the reply is 2 years late) but I hope things are better with you now. That must be such a awful feeling to have. But do know your not alone and some day (if u haven't already) you'll meet someone who will always be there for u and support you through every twist and turn
Thanks for sharing your story. Your courage and audacity make a huge difference. It's especially inspiring that you came out in a context in which one would assume there would be a lot of negative judgment of people who are homosexual. Keep growing, deepening and balancing your confidence and humility.
Hey Austin! I think you are very brave for sharing this video. I think it's great. I subscribed! I was so nervous when I made my own coming out video, but u seem to be very confident. I think you did a great job. I wish u all the best!
I came out three months ago, at first I told a few people but when I told my family I used Facebook. And honestly it was terrifying but I found way easier than face to face. But I agree with you 100%
For future reference (and for anyone thinking about coming out watching this video), when you're getting ready to come out, do NOT ask them to guess what it is. It's cruel to them, and not real pleasant for you when they start guessing much worse things than what the truth is.
I havent come out to most of my family. Only 2 of my aunts, my uncles mom, my mom and my brother know im bi. But Im still afraid of telling the truth to my family since most of my family are old school christians (Going to church every sunday, preaching, etc) and I know that it will be a dark day for me. Thats why I decided to tell them Im bi when I move out of my family's house, away from judgement. I mean aside from them, ALOT of people know im bi on Instagram. I applaud you, someone whos younger than me (19 here) had the bigger balls to come out. Im glad you were a brave one.
Goodness me, you're such a beautiful person, as far as I can see. I'm so glad that your coming out went so well :D You're really very blessed. Keep being the amazingly strong person you are and don't let the haters get you down! Worse comes to worst, you could always come to Canada ;) We'll welcome you with open arms.
I am a subscriber and I like ur videos very much. What you said about ur Mom's reaction is so true cuz it happened with me the same way. My Mom was so upset and sad when I came out, all she could say was say "oh shit" and "dammit" and that worried me a lot and I got real nervous till she explained why she was so upset......grandchildren... And she worried that I'd never find someone to be happy with and would end up alone for the rest of my life. That one really upset her the most cuz man did she cry a lot about that one. Then I realized something .....she loved me so much she worried about my future happiness. So like you and many others I experienced an emotional and somewhat confrontational coming out with my Mom. But because she does love me so much she was willing to listen and change if it meant all of us learning and being happy as a family. You're a remarkable young man and I'm so happy you have such a caring and loving family. I believe your boyfriend is a real hero for you, he has stood by ur side because of his love for you. I admire the way he supports you throughout all ur recent trials with ur old school and other difficulties. Your coming out experience in Texas could've been a lot more difficult if it wasn't for ur family and ur boyfriend. Also I think ur compassion and empathy for others helped you to see the big picture where others may have just saw a teenage gay kid, they missed out on a truly inspiring friendship. God bless and live love and laugh ..... Big hugs 😇
This is really close to my coming out story, to anyone still looking in the comments of this video I told 2 of my friends, then my family. No one really cared and it felt great to tell people who I was. The next day I went to school and we had a weird schedule so I was able to tell everyone and I cut ties with people who didn't like it and basically in a day a 12 year old gay boy in Delaware became the most talked about person and the most boss ass bitch.
I remember the day and the person I told I was gay. I was 21 and it was to my room mate in the Navy. It was such a freeing experience. Love your vlogs.
I, myself, am thinking about posting videos about many things, personal life, comedy, violin covers, etc., etc. Do you think a "My Coming Story" would be a good first video?
lucky you, i wish i had people i actually considered friends when i came out, there are quite a few people who i hung out with and were friendly with but i'm not sure if it was vise verse. i've only come out to my mother, she said she didn't like it, but nothing changed at all. ;)
I'm so proud of you, your coming out story really inspiring but actually my problem probably worse than yours, and i really need prepared my self for an independent life if i really want to come out means my relationship with my family would get worse and probably got kick out from house which is why...
+IanBubbleGum Do it when you are ready. If you're not ready and don't feel safe, wait. I know it's hard, but you can do this. Have faith. And since you wrote this message two months ago, if you have already come out in between that time I just want to say. Congrats. And if you haven't. Congrats! You've made it this far :)
+The PorkyThePig thank you so much for your reply really give me strength and feeling have friends out there but unfortunately i'm still not ready yet. right now In my country the lgbt position is getting worse since the country follow the eastern custom and media always said that it's abnormal for people that is identified themselves as gay
IanBubbleGum That is okay. Just do it when you are ready. This is about YOUR journey of finding YOURSELF. It isn't about anyone else so enjoy the experience of not only realizing who you truly are, but being able to express that. You can do this! Just believe that :)
Had I seen this 4 years ago, I'd have given you the coveted Brass Balls Award for 2014. Being out in Christian Texas at age 16 took the courage of a man. Congratulations.
I'm thinking of coming out as not labeling because nun of the sexualitys or genders feel right to say I am not labeling feels way better but terafiing I know I'm attracted to male and female but not sure of the other genders
At yesterday night, after watching this video I texted to my mom to tell her that I am gay, and I need to thank YOU, because I have watched literally every coming out story on the YT and just though how cool that would be if I came out. Right now I have to say thank you cause I feel like it happened just because of you. I love you and your videos and once again thank you for all of that stuff that you are doing
Austin I think its great that you came out to your family and friends and you have my support and my friendships as I am gay as well and my Boyfriend and I will be there for you all the way.
i don't know if you'll ever read this.. but when i came out to my parents they didn't cry or do anything like that just a yep.. and went back to what they where doing.. and now i feel like i went wrong somewhere..
I commented on Nikolays, but I know that if I told my dad he'd probably beat me up and I just want to come out to my mom because she is supportive of anyone even in they're gay and she told me if one of her kids was gay she wouldn't care because we are still our kids, on the other hand my dad is not supportive of anyone who is even bi, and I really don't know what to do.
I’m technically preparing my mom to tell her I’m pan and she says something like Mom: You will tell me I when you have a boyfriend Me: or girlfriend Mom: or girlfriend I guess So that’s how a lot of thing look with my mom
You literally just make me smile. I'm so glad I found your channel.
You're very brave, friend. That's a fantastic quality to have.
This was great! I live in a really tiny town, and Im mortified about coming out. Thank you so much. Youre so inspirational
Evan Kraskin I live in a town of 3250
I´m from Germany and I just started watching your videos and they are amazing. This video is very brave (and so are you) and I like how you talk about coming out!
All of your videos or at least most of them have a good message. You have to tell the whole world something and I like that you do it!
So love you (and Nicolay of cause) pleace make more videos :D
This is really really inspirational, thankyou Austin. I'm really upset about your school, you did the right thing by leaving I mean they gave you no choice. Proud of you!
When I come across coming out videos I sit in my room and really listen. Because it takes a lot of guts to do this and especially in your school situation. Best wishes, and hopefully others can accept you for who you truly are someday.
I cant imagine how difficult or hard it was for you to come out to your friends and family , and your such a brave person you have all of my respect , I know we don't know each other but your blew me away with your story and its amazing what you've accomplished. Be who you are and don't let anyone tell u different :)
I'm glad your environment was so supportive. I'm 16 and go to a catholic school. I'm preparing to come out. Hopefully it goes as well as it did for you.
haahaahaa i cracked up, literally i DIE! I laugh sooo much when u did ur mom's imitation "OMG did u do drugs?"
haha no I don't do drugs and I'm happy i could make you laugh
@@AustinWallis
Are you still in RUclips?
You, my friend, are amazing! love you Austin.
Such intelligent, thoughtful and considered - so very mature and insightful, especially about your mother. Much respect for you. Love.
Coming back to this years later, this video and your channel were really important to me when I was closeted and helped me come out. So thank you for making these
Videos like these are important for a lot of people. Thanks for your honesty, candor and beautiful words.
Thanks for sharing! I'm 16 and live in Texas too and our stories are very similar. Glad everything worked out well for you. You should continue to make videos. 😀
You are an articulate young man with an appealing personality. Follow your dream and you will do very well for yourself and for others.
U are so amazing and great and wonderful I don't even know what to say. All your videos are amazing and this video is so wonderful and heartwarming. Thank you so much for making this video and just being such a great person.
I wish I could speak with a fraction of the eloquence you do, Austin. Congratulations and well done.
Thank you very much Austin;this video is still helping a lot of people😀
Great vid! Thank you. I'm so glad your process worked out so well. Your insights into how your parents think are also thoughtful. Cheers!
Great video. I loved it. It really helped me. Thanks so much Austin!!!!
Great video, Austin. You should definitely post more.
Hi recently seen ur video of FB an had to check out ur channel! It really tugged at the ol heart strings lol my dad didn't come out till he was almost 50 I can't imagine living my whole life not being able to be who I really was and how awful that must be. I just had to say how proud I was of you and the courage and confidence and conviction you have in urself. So awesome to see. Love the videos love the channel huge fan xoxoxo
The video helped me even though I already came out. I liked the thing you said about the way our parents react is normal, and I realized that's so true. Thanks I'll be starting videos some time too.
Amazing video. I'm a full grown-up adult but watching this #comingout video makes easier what I went through-because it is uplifting to see how far we have progressed and matured so as to allow people to safely be happy, be healthy, and be themselves! Great work, Austin Wallis.
Are you getting Cucumber, Banana, and Tofu in the US?
Cucumber and Banana are interlinked dramas by Russell T. Davies, who created Queer as Folk. Tofu is a factual show on LGBT issues.
www.channel4.com/programmes/cucumber
From one gay Texan to another...nice video!
I'm thinking of coming out now because of yours and Nicolay's video. You two gave me the confidence. Thank you both so much!❤️❤️
Happy all be good at shcool and with your family. It's so a huge weight less on your shoulder. Nice video and thanks for all people you'll help to come out and be happy. :)
Instagram is how i started to come out, luckily it was just a couple days ago and its during summer. I havent told my parents yet, but your video may help me when i tell them! Thank you sooooo much!
Seth E. Did you hate your parents when they didn’t accept you
This video has made me a little more confident about coming out..thank you Austin for creating this video, you are amazing :)
Thanks for making your video, It really inspired me to see you being able to be so brave, i am already out and I am glad that you were able to make that step too. Just remember this isn't a one and done process, you will be coming out repeatedly during your life, the first time is the hardest but it gets better. Also I hope you make a lot of friends at your new school! It is really sad that your school would kick you out like that, it seems to me like they aren't as christian as they claim to be. Either way I know you have a bright future ahead of you, you will go far in life with or without that school. I subscribed and hope to see more of you videos soon!
P.s. I came here because of SupDaily06 :)
Thanks I just recently came out and things been rough and I felt alone I live in small town Nebraska and this helped
you guys are amazing :) only been subscribed for short time but so glad I did :)
Great video, I enjoyed the way you talked about coming out. Thanks for sharing this!
'Tis always nice to hear when friends are supportive of anyone who comes out. This video is going on my "Coming Out As Gay" RUclips Playlist.
idk why, I just can't stop lookin on your eyes. your eyes and your eyebrow look so beautiful. congratulation on your coming out and have a great day.from Indonesia :)
Kudos to you, Bro!!! I too am gay. I'm also a cop in the southern United States (commonly known as the Bible belt) which didn't make my coming out any easier. I am 35 and only wish that I could have come out and been myself at your age. Being a gay teen in the 90's was not nearly as accepted as it is now. I didn't feel comfortable enough coming out until I was around 23 or 24 years old. I'm so glad that the gay rights movement is still progressing and that kids like you are making this happen. Because of brave kids like you continuing to make an impact on the gay rights movement everyday, me being out at work amongst the guys isn't such a big thing anymore. Sure they all have questions and wonder, but they all seem to be accepting of me as one of their law enforcement brothers. Things will only continue to get better with time where one day being gay won't even be an issue. Thank you for what you're doing!!
I just found your channel today, and I wanted to say that you have some awesome content! Love from Dallas, TX! :)
Coming out was scary I can out when I was 15 and was discriminated against and curb stomped but I am so happy that society has made some progress and glad you are in the world. Thank u
Yours is the nicest coming out video out of the 250 I have seen. You have the most beautiful eyes.... and soul too :-)
Geo9 VR I’ve been having a really bad day but reading that made me feel so much better thank you so much
Plain and simple advice, Austin. Well done.
Seriously tho, your impression of your mom saying "Oh My God, Did You Do Drugs?" was hilarious!
But good coming out video by the way! Love is love and you only get one life and live it to your fullest!
Austin, thank you for being brave and honest enough to make this video. You have helped other people with this video. BTW you're as cute as can be.
so proud of you ^-^ glad to see you're happy, I might be a bit late on this but so proud, squirt :)
This is my current situation... I posted a post in Instagram that was hinting at it because I was bullied and beaten up and other people had convinced me that I was gay but I so wasn't ready and I still am not able to accept myself. I can't even say the word gay out loud, it just makes my anxiety spike and I can't take it
(ik the reply is 2 years late) but I hope things are better with you now. That must be such a awful feeling to have. But do know your not alone and some day (if u haven't already) you'll meet someone who will always be there for u and support you through every twist and turn
Thanks for sharing your story. Your courage and audacity make a huge difference. It's especially inspiring that you came out in a context in which one would assume there would be a lot of negative judgment of people who are homosexual. Keep growing, deepening and balancing your confidence and humility.
Your story was so amazing :) thanks for sharing.
Hey Austin! I think you are very brave for sharing this video. I think it's great. I subscribed! I was so nervous when I made my own coming out video, but u seem to be very confident. I think you did a great job. I wish u all the best!
I came out three months ago, at first I told a few people but when I told my family I used Facebook. And honestly it was terrifying but I found way easier than face to face. But I agree with you 100%
For future reference (and for anyone thinking about coming out watching this video), when you're getting ready to come out, do NOT ask them to guess what it is. It's cruel to them, and not real pleasant for you when they start guessing much worse things than what the truth is.
I havent come out to most of my family. Only 2 of my aunts, my uncles mom, my mom and my brother know im bi. But Im still afraid of telling the truth to my family since most of my family are old school christians (Going to church every sunday, preaching, etc) and I know that it will be a dark day for me. Thats why I decided to tell them Im bi when I move out of my family's house, away from judgement. I mean aside from them, ALOT of people know im bi on Instagram. I applaud you, someone whos younger than me (19 here) had the bigger balls to come out. Im glad you were a brave one.
LightKnight will you hate your parents and your brother and sister and aunts and uncles and cousins if they don’t accept you
One, you're cute. Two, you have really long eyelashes and I love them. Three, you have an addicting personality.
we love you Austin, there's nothing wrong with who you are!!
i understand you well...
Aww yay! I love Mark E. and Ethan! METHAN!
I just stalked your instagram and found your coming out post and it had me dying of laughter. I wish I was that creative when I came out!
Goodness me, you're such a beautiful person, as far as I can see. I'm so glad that your coming out went so well :D You're really very blessed. Keep being the amazingly strong person you are and don't let the haters get you down! Worse comes to worst, you could always come to Canada ;) We'll welcome you with open arms.
I am a subscriber and I like ur videos very much. What you said about ur Mom's reaction is so true cuz it happened with me the same way. My Mom was so upset and sad when I came out, all she could say was say "oh shit" and "dammit" and that worried me a lot and I got real nervous till she explained why she was so upset......grandchildren... And she worried that I'd never find someone to be happy with and would end up alone for the rest of my life. That one really upset her the most cuz man did she cry a lot about that one. Then I realized something .....she loved me so much she worried about my future happiness. So like you and many others I experienced an emotional and somewhat confrontational coming out with my Mom. But because she does love me so much she was willing to listen and change if it meant all of us learning and being happy as a family. You're a remarkable young man and I'm so happy you have such a caring and loving family. I believe your boyfriend is a real hero for you, he has stood by ur side because of his love for you. I admire the way he supports you throughout all ur recent trials with ur old school and other difficulties. Your coming out experience in Texas could've been a lot more difficult if it wasn't for ur family and ur boyfriend. Also I think ur compassion and empathy for others helped you to see the big picture where others may have just saw a teenage gay kid, they missed out on a truly inspiring friendship. God bless and live love and laugh ..... Big hugs 😇
good for you! im still in the process of coming out atm
I'm so glad everything went good with you. Coming out is terrifying at a fist look, but it's for the best. Keep vloging, I like your videos! ;)
I can relate I came from a religious valued family I came out to my family first they were super supportive then I came out to my friends.
Good job man, it took me till 63 years old before I came out and felt better about myself!
@Austin and Nicolay thank you so much I feel so much better about my self
thank you for making this video, it was very helpful. keep making videos, i already know that youll be a very succesful youtuber some day.
Behind every Gay man, there is an story that made him a warrior 🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🧿🧿🧿🧿🧿🧿🧿✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️
"That was butt loads of fun!" Pun intended? Hahaha 😂😂
This is really close to my coming out story, to anyone still looking in the comments of this video I told 2 of my friends, then my family. No one really cared and it felt great to tell people who I was. The next day I went to school and we had a weird schedule so I was able to tell everyone and I cut ties with people who didn't like it and basically in a day a 12 year old gay boy in Delaware became the most talked about person and the most boss ass bitch.
you have my utmost support
I remember the day and the person I told I was gay. I was 21 and it was to my room mate in the Navy. It was such a freeing experience. Love your vlogs.
I, myself, am thinking about posting videos about many things, personal life, comedy, violin covers, etc., etc. Do you think a "My Coming Story" would be a good first video?
You are now 20 I wish you happiness.... Brave young man!
You are truly beautiful in every respect. You seem to be a really nice person.
I love ur reaction of ur mom
just. thank you .
that helped even tho i came out two years ago it made me think because i did it wrong i didn't think about it before i came out
you kinda look like a cute younger adam levine, also your mom impression was priceless! hahaha
You're my hero
No matter where we are, we Gay men will always take of each other 🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🧿🧿🧿🧿🧿🧿🧿✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️
so so proud of you!!
Great video, you re so much mature for your age, thanks for sharing your own story with all, hope someday I'll do the same
lucky you, i wish i had people i actually considered friends when i came out, there are quite a few people who i hung out with and were friendly with but i'm not sure if it was vise verse. i've only come out to my mother, she said she didn't like it, but nothing changed at all. ;)
jason lae did you really hate your parents
Wishing you every happiness XXX X.
I'm so proud of you, your coming out story really inspiring but actually my problem probably worse than yours, and i really need prepared my self for an independent life if i really want to come out means my relationship with my family would get worse and probably got kick out from house which is why...
+IanBubbleGum Do it when you are ready. If you're not ready and don't feel safe, wait. I know it's hard, but you can do this. Have faith.
And since you wrote this message two months ago, if you have already come out in between that time I just want to say. Congrats. And if you haven't. Congrats! You've made it this far :)
+The PorkyThePig thank you so much for your reply really give me strength and feeling have friends out there but unfortunately i'm still not ready yet. right now In my country the lgbt position is getting worse since the country follow the eastern custom and media always said that it's abnormal for people that is identified themselves as gay
IanBubbleGum That is okay. Just do it when you are ready. This is about YOUR journey of finding YOURSELF. It isn't about anyone else so enjoy the experience of not only realizing who you truly are, but being able to express that. You can do this! Just believe that :)
Had I seen this 4 years ago, I'd have given you the coveted Brass Balls Award for 2014. Being out in Christian Texas at age 16 took the courage of a man. Congratulations.
I'm thinking of coming out as not labeling because nun of the sexualitys or genders feel right to say I am not labeling feels way better but terafiing I know I'm attracted to male and female but not sure of the other genders
Omg mark miller and ethan hethcote made me feel like that too
Your really brave
Thank you it helped me
Good for you, you should be you!
So Happy For You! :)
Thank you.
these kind of videos always crack me up xD Who cares
The entire Republican Party cares according to their presidential campaign
A big embarrassed NO to "did you have sex?" at 16? Why are US teenagers so shocked at the idea? Religion really does make things weird in the US.
At yesterday night, after watching this video I texted to my mom to tell her that I am gay, and I need to thank YOU, because I have watched literally every coming out story on the YT and just though how cool that would be if I came out. Right now I have to say thank you cause I feel like it happened just because of you. I love you and your videos and once again thank you for all of that stuff that you are doing
Austin I think its great that you came out to your family and friends and you have my support and my friendships as I am gay as well and my Boyfriend and I will be there for you all the way.
This is a really nice video. Good job.
I hope I have the same courage too.. Most people in our country (Philippines) don't still accept yet LGBT especially GAY boys.
i don't know if you'll ever read this.. but when i came out to my parents they didn't cry or do anything like that just a yep.. and went back to what they where doing.. and now i feel like i went wrong somewhere..
I'm also preparing to coming out next year
sweet
I commented on Nikolays, but I know that if I told my dad he'd probably beat me up and I just want to come out to my mom because she is supportive of anyone even in they're gay and she told me if one of her kids was gay she wouldn't care because we are still our kids, on the other hand my dad is not supportive of anyone who is even bi, and I really don't know what to do.
I’m technically preparing my mom to tell her I’m pan and she says something like
Mom: You will tell me I when you have a boyfriend
Me: or girlfriend
Mom: or girlfriend I guess
So that’s how a lot of thing look with my mom