Celebrating coming out to a coworker!

[darksou]

So, I decided to use a nonbinary flag pin on my shirt at work and that was the most visible I managed to be about my gender.

I was afraid of coming out to this specific person because he's older and very religious. Turned out he was fine learning about my experiences and I even managed to educate him on the topic of being LGBT.

I'm glad it was nowhere near as bad as I thought it would be.

[Dawn Kellie]

Great news.
I had a sit down with my HR sepr yesterday and spoke in the hypothetical. I too had a great experience

Glasses in the air for you
A second glass in the air for me

[KathyLauren]

Congratulations to both of you!  It gets easier.

[darksou]

Great news.
I had a sit down with my HR sepr yesterday and spoke in the hypothetical. I too had a great experience

Glasses in the air for you
A second glass in the air for me

Also happy for you. It's always hard to come out and scary, but we can do it.

[Dawn Kellie]

It's amazing finally coming to terms with a pushed down hidden lige

[Pema]

Yes! Congratulations, @darksou!

As Kathy said, it gets easier, so having this one done lightens the burden.

And most of the time, it's nowhere near as difficult as we somehow led ourselves to expect.

I'm excited for you.

[Charlotte Kitty ✅]

Congratulations and so glad it went well. Often people surprise you with their responses. Someone's background and beliefs don't always affect how they see others as human beings. Just the way it should be.

Charlotte 😻

[Lori Dee ✅]

Congrats! That is a big step.

It means that you have given it enough thought to know yourself and have the courage to say it out loud. The first step is always the most difficult, but once you start moving forward, the momentum carries you.

[Stottie Girl]

Congratulations. That's no small thing, Glad it went well.