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found this in the wild
found this in the wild
It’s okay to not be ready
I’m constantly having to remind myself of this, especially as I grow older and whenever I see LGBTQIA2+ related stuff in the media.
Even though I’ve already posted about my gender online in the past and used to be very open about it, I’ve become more sheltered about who I am because of my insecurities. I’m living in a very liberal city and all of my irl friends are openly queer, but yet I still struggle on a day-to-day basis to tell people the truth about my gender identity and hope to Satan that people don’t somehow find out about it. It’s hard, and I’m both really jealous and proud of everyone out there who is able to be so open about themselves to the world.
But anyways, I wanted to write this post to remind people who haven’t came out yet at all or who’re dealing with similar issues as me that it’s okay.
It’s okay to not be ready to tell people. It’s okay to need time. It’ll take time to gather the strength, but it’ll be worth it in the end.
No matter the circumstances, you are valid.
Sorry for the rambles after being afk for so long. It will happen again.
Posting this on my anti-LGBTQIA2+ “grandfather”’s birthday so lessgo
how is it for my first attempt?
guess who i added to my Sims world
i said to do what your heart tells you and Kevin told me that they had a wonderful time together btw