REACTING TO MY SUBSCRIBERS COMING OUT STORIES🌈 | LGBTQ

Today's video is a piggyback off my last video, My Coming Out Story! I am reacting to all my beautiful subscribers coming out stories, and WOW is all I have to say. From happy stories, to some trials and tribulations, and everything in-between.
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♡Anna

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[Ryan-mmoj]

I’ve never come out to my parents directly but I have rainbows everywhere so they probably know and don’t care haha. My mum always talks about “your future partner” as opposed to a boyfriend or whatever so yea lol

[melissatarleton]

Me right now: 11 years old, gay. Came out at 10 by asking my friend to go to pride with me. that was the day i came out. This year it was cancelled. :( im sad i cant go to pride this year

[kencoleman]

I'm 36 and am increasingly getting a grasp on likely being trans. Of the people who I've told some of the stronger pushback has been from cis people who are LGBTQ (unfortunately, ironic). One was a guy who was checking out my church. walking back, he asked if I was gay, and I told him how that's relative to my gender identity. He tried arguing that I don't physically have female body (neither of us were aetheist, and should've both understood that there is more to a person than the corporal matter), and I was like "Dude, identity isn't just about the physiology. What is it (just of your physical body) that makes you more sexually inclined to be with men (he told me that he was bisexual, but leaned more toward men). He has still yet to answer that question. The other person is one of my closer friends, and someone deeply rooted in biology (he's and audiology researcher, a med school associate professor, and holds two PhD's.) Before we started talking about something else, he thought that my exploring likely not being cisgender is just about trying to get attention. Donning a Sharpie mustache is about attention. It's potentially far more legit and personal when you tuck your balls back "inside" for a moment in middle school, and now wear bras, inserts, and rompers in the privacy of home, growing out hair and working panties, hosiery, sweaters, bodysuits, and hair accessories designed for women more into my everyday apparel. My sister (who doesn't identify with any label) has been less accepting than her ex-gf (now, a mutual friend of our's). Before I opened up to her about my questioning, she was joining in with my mom's rationale that if I'm not dressing more masculine, I must not know how to shop for myself. As my hair got long enough to tie back publicly (I work in a hospital, and first noticed last spring when I had to keep my hair clear of my N95), my sister's increasingly been asking "When are you going to cut your hair? "Manbuns" aren't attractive anymore.".

[jornsyy]

This video was so heartwarming to me. It’s been a year and a half since I came out as gay and it completely changed me. I went from being this depressed teen who was struggling to handle my emotions, crying at small things or hardly being phased by traumatic events like both my childhood dogs dying, to someone who is not only contempt with being gay but is so incredibly happy that it’s a part of me. I’m so happy our society is growing more and more accepting of the LGBTQ+ community, because if I have kids I don’t want them to ever feel trapped inside their own mind because of who they are. It’s a vicious cycle of self hate when you’re struggling to come to terms with it. For me it took years before I accepted it and I was was so incredibly lucky that despite being raised in a very conservative household they still love and support me despite not “agreeing” with it. My dad’s reaction was one that truly touched me. He’s very conservative and had even told me in the past that he didn’t agree with gay marriage and stuff, but when I told him he just started crying, the first time I’d ever seen him do so, because he felt so ashamed that I didn’t think I could come to him about it for so long. This video was truly incredible and it just brought me back to my own struggles and triumphs, and hopefully in a few generations people won’t even have to “come out, ” but can instead bring home someone of the same gender as if it’s nothing, because it is nothing, it’s who we are. Amazing video, I was shocked to see how small of a channel this was because it’s very official, at a the appropriate times humorous, and most importantly full of love.

[vtiieic]

13:49 well that was me
UPDATE I’m fully out to all my friends and like online AND I GOT A GIRLFRIEND HSDHDHDH everyone was supportive and I’m really happy and I did it with a meme coz that’s superior
I’m bi by the way

[Alahna]

My mom had a feeling I was bi before I came out to her, so when I did she was very supportive and told me that she wouldn't care if I ended up marrying a girl she would still love me and yeah that's how that went lol !!

[meghansmith]

Ummm is this channel still in active anymore??? Sad Meow 😭

[Sseaofstars]

I haven’t came out yet but I’m thinking of coming out on the national coming out day

[madison]

Where did you go? Are you coming back 💕

[ghostytoasty]

This was adorable, I love and except all of you, stay safe and stay hydrated💙💙💙✌

[cyanroads]

I'm out to most of my friends, but not my family, but for Valentine's Day I got my basketball team Valentine's Day cards, and in all of the ones to people that I'm not out to, I put "I'm gay" in them. So Friday I'll see how they feel. It's even more frightening for me 'cause my crush is on the basketball team.

[Brian-mkeu]

Decided to tell my mom I'm gay, One of my worst mistakes she said "Its just a phase" and later people said "you'll marry a very nice man!" Or "Its just hormones" my dad is I think transphobic and has a VERY very short temper, so Im not telling him

[davidgiblin]

proud to say i'm out as a pan non-binary person to my partner, don't know how to come out to my family though,
i'm honestly just scared to tell my family, they say they'll love, support me no matter what but i always found that hard to believe

[iguessimjustme]

Recently I've finally discovered that I'm leasbian. But im really young. Like I'm 12 years old young. I came out to one of my "friends" and she told our whole friggin neighborhood. Im scared to leave my house. I wasn't ready to tell anyone just yet. I was gonna come out next pride month but so much for that...

[deliam]

13:05 that's mine😁 Although it says that my mom's kind of an ally (you have to pause the video to read), I am worried she'll react differently because I am her daughter. Unfortunately, it wouldn't really surprise me if she told me it was a phase or something. You can't even be 100% sure whether your relatives will take you seriously even though they show support for the community. Still, I am very lucky and thankful that my situation isn't any worse🙏
Btw: Great video, Anna🥰

[mackbarrett]

Where are u, why haven’t you posted for 8 months

[giam]

Can someone give me a tip for coming out? 🥺

[bandaidonmytoe]

i really need help on how to come out to my adoptive parents about my sexuality. i was adopted by my grandma and aunt and i am bisexual and they are very religious and my aunt is more tolerant of lgbtq than my grandma and i feel like they already know because i drew a bisexual flag on my dresser and my aunt asks me a lot about it but i’m really scared to come out to them because i’m scared they won’t support me or love me anymore. can someone please help me:( thank you💜💜

[leoniek]

My story is that I was messaging some friends and they are all LGBTQ+ but I will still so scared. So I just said "guys" and then typed "im gay". I stalled for a bit and then sent it. They were literally so supportive.

[TheRedlotusblossom]

I have hit the Bell notification now two or three different times to make YouTube tell me when your videos come. I suppose this confirms for me at least that YouTube really does try to keep the LGBT community down even by not telling people in the videos are coming out even if you're subscribed and you hit the notification Bell for all.