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A note from us.

very openly queer person has a coming out story – and every single one is different. During National Coming Out Day in October, social media was full of a diverse range of experiences, from the funny and the heart-warming to the challenging, emotional and heart-breaking. As a community, speaking about these experiences helps us unpack any trauma we suffered, as well as understand how our own journey is similar or vastly different to others. But often, the coming out experience is misunderstood. If you were to believe mainstream media – the many television shows and

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