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Ultimately there is no right or wrong way to come out, do it the way you want to and the way you feel comfortable.

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Coming out can have a big impact on you, and we are here to ensure that you have the support you need. Call us on 3 30 30 Here is […]. In addition to emotional support, offering practical support to your gay friends and family members can also be incredibly helpful.

Our friendly, non-judgemental helpline is here to help you on your journey to queer hope and joy. The most important thing to remember is that you are not alone. Or, if you were injured, would you accept your friend's offer of assisted relief?. Making the decision to come out as a lesbian, gay, bi or trans person can make us think about our own personal journeys and how we can help and inform others to take the first steps to acknowledging such an important part of our lives.

Your work? Whether you are gay or straight, would you help your friend (same sex) ease the stress of desire (nudge-nudge, wink-wink) by lending him a helping hand? Some of the most difficult and important decisions in life for lesbian, gay, bi and trans people relate to coming out.

Can't find the answer you're looking for? You never know how other people are going to react but the most important person to come out to first is yourself. Want to take the next step to becoming more involved in activism, but not sure where to start?

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The scheme is being designed through […]. Once you have come out to one person the process does not end there, throughout your life you will find yourself in situations and around people where you feel the need or desire to disclose your sexual orientation or trans status.

This site provides a place for people in our area to go to request help as well as for volunteers to offer help and lend a hand. Maybe you want to set up a […]. About Gay's Helping Hands Welcome to our Lotsa Helping Hands Community site.

Your friends? Wondering what activism looks like? Back to archive. Coming out is different for everyone, there are many questions to think about. There are lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans support organisations across the world who are there to offer a helping hand, a friendly ear, and who have vast experience of helping people just like you.

Your family? Whether it is helping them find LGBTQ+-friendly resources, connecting them with support groups, or assisting them in navigating challenging situations, your practical support can make a positive impact. Often, they have gendered […].

It becomes easier to meet other people with similar feelings and over time can have a positive effect on all aspects of your life, when you are happier and feel that you can be accepted for who you really are. How will it affect your future?

Being honest about who you are and not feeling the need to hide behind a secret identity is to many people a huge weight lifted off their shoulders. Coming out Published: 13 December Need Support?