I mean, mostly. If people ask I don't bother saying no. Some people I've explicitly told, I'm not subtle and an outspoken supporter of LGBT rights in my politics class so it's probably obvious. I have a bisexual (?) sister and my family are accepting of her but it sorta came out last year but it was a mess and now we all ignore it. I don't feel a need to honestly.
To everyone except my parents. "Coming out" is not just a one time thing though, its something you'll be doing your whole life. I just came out to someone I met last night and it hasn't really gotten any easier, especially because he was a straight guy and I never know how they'll react. I'm proud of myself though and starting to come out to people was one of the best things I've ever done for myself.
Yes, since 2009. Though, I also agree with what Indie said about it not being a one-time thing. You're always going to meet and encounter different people who aren't aware (and you'll have to tell them for whatever reason).
been for years to my friends. my mom knows it too, but my dad does not.
i have a bf for some months now though and i really plan on coming out but there is never the right moment.
but this weekend when my bf slept here i constantly dropped hints to my dad, i don't think i have to out myself anymore.
I don't think the journey of coming out ever really stops. Some people I meet assume I'm straight. Unless conversation turns to what's going on with my marital status, or unless they start asking me what it is I look for in a partner, I don't care if they don't know I'm gay. If people want to make their own conclusions, they can, and... I won't always feel the need to correct.
But I have to be honest with the people I care about. I can't help it.
No. I don't think i will ever come out, tbh. It's gonna be chaos. The only thing I'm just hiding is the fact that I'm attracted to some dudes but I still act, talk or live the same way if i ever comes out. The only regret I have is i can't talk about hot guys when I'm having conversations with my friends.
I've decided that I'll only come out to my friends if ever i found the guy 'worth coming-out for'. For my family, no, i would never. Even if they caught me, I'll just deny it.
