Coming out 22 years ago,zero regret.I knew I was gay at age 15 and held it in for a long time.Finally on May 29th,2000 I decided to finally come out about this.Went to see my mom and luckily my 2 older sisters were there also.Said I wanted to come out about something and asked me what it is.I looked at them and told them I am gay.All looked at me and said they still love me no matter what.I was so relieved they accepted it.I was 4 months into being fulltime as Erica too.They are supportive to this day.
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Coming out 22 years ago.
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Congratulations, @Imstrong - that's a fantastic accomplishment! And it's wonderful that you can still reflect on it as a moment of positive change. Being able to do that always helps, when we find ourselves struggling with obstacles.
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Muttly
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Congratulations. It's such a scary thing to do. And it's such a relief to be able to be your true self. I also have zero regrets
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happy anniversary.
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Anniversary wishes to you!
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I am so happy for you, your family is wonderful 
My son came out when he was in high school and, honestly, I was just happy he felt he could come to me. I firmly believe that everyone has the right to be who they are and shouldn’t fear shame, abandonment, or criticism. It wasn’t easy for him growing up in a small town where people are not open minded. There was aot of judgment and bullying. Be proud of who you are, it is who you were meant to be 
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Happy anniversary
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