My coming out story

Contents

♡Introduction

♡The story

♡Outro

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Introduction

Hey, hey, everyone! It's your demi girl Leo. Here is my entry for the monthly challenge, #MyPrideStory . Now, just know it hurts to think about how it became. I already had a rocky relationship with my adoptive mother at first, who made me feel like I belonged. Either way, enjoy!

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The story

Picture it. I had just started my senior year and was watching Naruto. I thought, "Hinata is hot." And realized what I was thinking, going "Oh shit" mentally. I had heard of LGBTQ+ before. But I never thought I was a part of it. So I slowly thought I wasn't straight. That Sunday, I went to a very Homophobic church service. Hearing the preacher, which I looked up to say those things and the whole church, including my adoptive mother, cheer it felt like my heart had shattered into a million pieces. I knew right then I didn't belong there. I tried to figure out how I'd get out of there for a long time and couldn't think of anything. The day before I left, my adoptive mother said, "If you date anyone except your opposite gender get tf out of my house." I almost cried going to bed that night. That morning, I decided it was time. As soon as she left for work, I grabbed a backpack and grabbed as many clothes as possible, bundled up, grabbed my only doll, and left with the phone she gave me, vowing to never return. After I settled in with my birth parents, that's when I said, "I don't think I'm straight." To my suprise, they said, "And that's okay." That's my coming out story.

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Outro

Thank you for reading my challenge entry. Goodbye, and , life calls for a bunch of Hocus Pocus!!!!