Technically, I'm "out." Except up until now, I've done dick about it. Bad choice of words?
homosexuality
ihtm contest
I was also scared of what this meant for my worldview. The one structured around a religious dogma that assured me homosexuality was always wrong and gay people needed to be “cured.
ihtm
In one year, I got pregnant with my boyfriend and I gave birth with my girlfriend.
sex work
The most powerful reaction I've heard when coming out has been, "OMG, me, too!" I've found this connection with friends I've known for years and strangers within minutes of meeting each other.
coming out
Bearing in mind all of that left wing, liberal sentiment that was a staple in my childhood - you’d think I’d have come out to them by now, yes? Nope.
coming out
Whereas I realize better than most the costs of turning your life and your very identity into a political statement, I also know that it is sometimes our secrets that make us sick, more so than whatever it is that we’re hiding.
coming out
I’m really looking forward to the day when I can imagine inducting a celeb into the LGBT Club without having a giant freakout about it.
be yourself
I never planned on coming out to anyone because I didn’t think it was important enough for me to do. But I think that’s also because I never thought I’d be in a relationship important enough to share with my family.
Craig Hunter in
Family Drama,
be yourself,
coming out,
family,
love,
marriage equality,
moms,
queer,
relationships,
sexual orientation
Feb 2, 2012 at 3:00pm | 0 comments
coming out
Sometimes I think about buying www.sesmithisnotalady.com, seriously.
