15 Tips to Celebrate Pride While Closeted

If you're closeted, celebrating pride month or celebrating being LGBTQ is even more difficult but in today's episode, we show you how to celebrate while still hiding that you belong to the community.

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[KaiLally]

“I know, I’m very gay but-“ *me while talking with my friends*

[luanagacha]

Me, who is eating Skittles while watching this: that are great things to do!

[i.love.bunnies]

imagine accidentally having this on full volume and then your not closeted anymore

[oleandertea]

Remember folks, you all are valid whether you are able to show it or still in a closet.

[horrificreader]

The LGBTQ+ community feels like some elaborate club that is so chill. I want to live there.

[raccoon]

Some quotes from my mom “you should cuff your jeans” “that shirt would look good tucked in” she doesn’t know I’m bisexual (unless if she found my sketchbook I hope not)

[nerdyuggo]

When I realized that I was lesbian in a kinda not really accepting household, I wanted to sneakily show my pride. The first step was to find out what pride flags they recognized as just that - pride flags - and I quickly realized that the only ones they actually knew was the rainbow and trans flag. I started the gayification of my room by drawing a drawing HEAVILY inspired by the lesbian flag and putting it on my wall, but my parents didn't realize what the colors stand for. I went even further and changed my desktop background to the lesbian flag - and when my mom asked why I had changed my background, I just told her that I liked the color combination. She just thought it was like a color palette or something. Lastly, I took the final step and actually bought a 150x90 cm lesbian flag to put up on my wall, and my parents still don't realize anything. I told them that I just wanted a pop of color in my very plain room, and that I bought this tapestry to achieve that. Gayification complete.

[yamichaandesu]

Just a tip for the pan people:
If your parents see anything with the colors and get suspicious, just say they are the primary colors. It’s true tho lol

[maisiethebooklover]

My family has colored bowls. There are pink, yellow, blue, green and orange. The first day of pride month, I put the bowls away so they are the pan flag. So far, nobody has changed it and nobody has noticed. I'm hoping to try to keep them that way until the end of June

[ProwlWolf]

Me thinking I’m lesbian : Girls are hot!

Me learning I’m homoflexable : so is everyone else but still mainly girls..

[thatguyben]

literally, cuff your jeans. it’s invisible if you’re not LGBTQ+

[jjhorseman]

Tips for using pride flag colors:
Gay: rainbows are just pretty
Bi: unicorn colors
Pan: primary colors look nice together
Trans: pastels are pretty
Ace: one of the best color combos imo they look so nice
Literally anything: the colors look nice together (bc yk it's true <3)

Stay safe bbys <🖤🏳️‍🌈

[jordyn]

i asked my mom to let me get a pride flag and she said:


“it’s fine as long as it’s in the closet”


she wasn’t joking.

[bibblesloyalfollower]

My brain: Draw rainbows on yourself.
Me: Why?
My brain : you gotta

[ClassicEvanFilms]

I’m bisexual and I’m currently dating my Girlfriend. We’re still closeted which is scary to know that our parents will find out. We’re in a distance relationship and every time my parents ask “any crushes on guys? Or dating any guys?” I always joke around about celebrity crushes which makes me feel uncomfortable cause I want to tell them but it’s scary.
I just feel like I need to say this out loud for everyone to know....if not everyone then some of you.
I’m gender fluid and bisexual...I’m still me of course...happy pride month everyone!

[deadeye]

Friend: Isn't that girl hot?
Me, an ace: OH GOD CALL AN AMBULANCE! SHE HAS A FEVER!
Friend: What?
Me: What?

[JK-mzul]

As a mom, I’m heartbroken by watching this video. I wish every person was supported to be their authentic self. I am grateful videos like this exist to show that it’s important to keep safe and still be yourself, despite your family’s views. Family can be the people we choose, not blood.

[arcticart_]

Hey, still in the closet here, but my friend just came out to their parents as non-binary and it went great! I'm so happy for them!

[hillolovey]

Me and my friends managed to throw a small pride party without anyone else realizing.

[Veilexes]

I was thinking about asking my neighbor to buy a pan flag for me (Im gonna pay her back). Anyways that's an idea for some of my fellow closet dwellers.