#happy national coming out day!

[spacecowboy-01]

happy national coming out day!!

in honor of today, I am coming out as demiromantic! I’m an oriented aroace (asexual and demiromantic) lesbian who is also trans-nonbinary!!

Woot woot!

[iamtheoneandonlyever]

Phoenix Wright’s birthday or National Coming Out Day?

how about BOTH?

individual frames under cut

poor miles was just trying to be gay by matching the colors to their old suits. little did he know…

also trucy def suggested the color scheme bc she saw a bi pride sticker in the apartment

[wandixx]

Halloween dress-up, let's go!!!

Assignment: "Dress up as ghosts".

Status: Yes. They're ghosts. Just really different types of ghosts

[voxina]

[your-stranger-halfblood-things]

Mike: I'm gay

Nancy: I know

Mike, scoffing: Know it all

[bettyshoweduptotheparty]

HAPPY NATIONAL COMING OUT DAY to all my fellow rainbows 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

Whether you are out to one person, every person in your life or none, you are valid and loved.

And no matter if it’s your mum, friend or the hairdresser you’re coming out to, it’s always brave and vulnerable to let people know you. But it’s also beautiful to be seen for who we are. And no matter how you tell people, it absolutely counts. If it’s a rainbow pin or a flag bracelet, an eyebrow slit or queer coded language, it’s all valid and enough. You are queer enough, even if you’re in the closet. And if you want it to, your day will come. 😘

[headmaster-merle-ambrose]

Good evening young wizards.

It is October.

You know what that means.

[elizmanderson]

[xinthislonelyhourx]

Dear LGBTQ community,

Today is National Coming Out Day, a day to celebrate the courage and diversity of people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or any other sexual or gender identity. I want to let you know that I support you and hope things go well today.

Coming out is a personal and sometimes difficult process that can take a lot of strength and courage. It can also be a liberating and empowering experience that can improve your mental health and well-being. No matter where you are in your journey, I want you to know that you are not alone. There are many people who love you and accept you for who you are.

You are an important part of our society and you deserve respect and dignity. You have the right to be yourself and to express your identity without fear or shame. You have the right to love and be loved by whoever you choose. You have the right to pursue your dreams and goals without discrimination or harassment.

You are also a source of inspiration and hope for many others who may be struggling with their own identity or facing challenges in their lives. You have shown that it is possible to overcome adversity and to live authentically. You have shown that diversity is a strength and a beauty that enriches our world.

I am proud of you and I stand with you. I hope that today and every day, you feel valued and celebrated for being yourself. Happy National Coming Out Day!

Sincerely, Your friend

[aroacesafeplaceforall]

Happy National coming out day!

Happy nation coming out day to those who can’t because it isn’t safe

Happy National coming out day to those who can’t come out because they aren’t ready

Happy National coming out day to those who already came out

Happy National coming out day to those who didn’t come out by choice

Happy National coming out day to those who never got the chance to

Happy National coming out day.

[vexcraft]

great cub episode today first he gets sandwiched between ravagers and then pegged by willie twice (his words not mine). it doesn't get better than this, everyone go home

[incorrecthsrquotes]

I like my Ones cold, my TV loud, and my homosexuals flaming!

Strong Bad, probably

[http-finnick]

happy hunger games thanksgiving!

[neapaulatan]

Happy Friday the 13th 👻🎃

Since it’s October 13th and National Coming Out Day was a few days ago, here’s an illustration of a witchsona I did a couple years back.

[tumblasha]

and pls tell me abt any factors that lead to ur answer(s)! v curious

[orcelito]

I've always known that my dad loved us, but nothing's driven that home as much as everything we've found in the After.

Our prominence in his home (pictures, father's day cards, gifts on display, the letter), the way he prioritized us... and a damned good life insurance policy, set up specifically so that if he died early (always a possibility, since driving jobs are more dangerous than many) then we would have enough to get ourselves Set.

He raised us to become as independent as possible as soon as possible. Made sure we knew how to cook, clean, handle our finances (though he was hilariously kind of bad at that, himself), and much more. I've been doing my own laundry since I was about 10 years old, so it's a surprise when I hear about people going off to college still not knowing. Utterly unimaginable to me.

He wanted us to finish college so we could live more comfortable lives than he did. My sister accomplished this in good time. I have not. But with his final gift to us, this life insurance money, it's a very real thing I could do. I could Realistically pay for the rest of my schooling and not even have to work through it. And in not having to work as I take classes, I can dedicate myself to them more thoroughly than ever before, and hopefully Finally finish my degree.

Just as he wanted for me.

I'll always miss him, since having him in my life was worth more than any amount of money I could have. But I'll always be grateful to him for everything he gave to me.

I dont need a mother, however much mine is trying to scrabble for us right now. I haven't had a true mother in a long time (or maybe Ever).

Instead, I had the best father I could've ever asked for. He was the only parent I needed.