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are you out of the closet 100%??

Are you 100% out of the closet?
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Are you out of the closet all the way with friends and family and work?
I am...R U??? Confused
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replied February 20th, 2008
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I am out to some people. I still need to come out to family.

I am on the fence about co-workers though, as I do not feel my orientation has any bearing on my job.
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replied February 20th, 2008
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It doesn't but I was out at work because I was friends with a lot of the people I worked with. It is nothing to be ashamed of. But its a personal decision.
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replied February 20th, 2008
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homerx wrote:
It doesn't but I was out at work because I was friends with a lot of the people I worked with. It is nothing to be ashamed of. But its a personal decision.


I see now. I work with all women in my department, so that would be easy if it came down to that Laughing
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replied February 21st, 2008
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I'm totally out. I'm not the type of person who will say to someone I meet "Hi, I'm Zac, I'm gay." I used to work with a couple of peopel who were like that, and I didn't like it. Homosexuality shouldn't define people. When I happen to talk about my boyfriend or if the question comes up, I gladly answer it or talk about it. I have many people who are surprised (especially after I've been working at a place for a couple of months) that I'm gay, when I bring up my boyfriend or something of the like. My entire family knows (with the exception of my estranged father) and my friends do. I find that people aren't worth knowing if they can't at least respect you.
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replied February 21st, 2008
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marvel, kudos. I totally agree. I never tell people either. If they know me then they figure it out. It really doesn't define who I am.
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replied February 21st, 2008
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marvel wrote:
I'm totally out. I'm not the type of person who will say to someone I meet "Hi, I'm Zac, I'm gay." I used to work with a couple of peopel who were like that, and I didn't like it. Homosexuality shouldn't define people. When I happen to talk about my boyfriend or if the question comes up, I gladly answer it or talk about it. I have many people who are surprised (especially after I've been working at a place for a couple of months) that I'm gay, when I bring up my boyfriend or something of the like. My entire family knows (with the exception of my estranged father) and my friends do. I find that people aren't worth knowing if they can't at least respect you.


I am pretty much the same. I do not wear my sexuality on my sleeve either. Although my family does not know of me being gay just yet, that will all change soon.
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replied February 21st, 2008
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You be brave and let us know when it happens. I think it will be OK and they are going to love you no matter what.
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replied February 21st, 2008
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homerx wrote:
You be brave and let us know when it happens. I think it will be OK and they are going to love you no matter what.


I am sure there will be a thread with my name on it once it all happens. I am taking my time to ensure I word things right.
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replied February 21st, 2008
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Thats smart....you want to handle it with care for sure...
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replied March 13th, 2008
Well, being as young as I am, I don't want to tell them, and having it end up not being true. Although, my friends know (most of them) and my oldest brother knows.... My dad and other brother both suspect though. Being strong is hard.
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replied March 14th, 2008
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Being strong is hard but you will find it is worth it. As you grow older I think you will find life not so challenging...high school sucks for almost every one so tough it out and you will be OK...you said you didn't want to tell them and then have it not be true...so do you think you are just young and going threw a phase? That is possible...I myself came out at 15 but I was always 100% sure..I know it is different for every one.
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