Coming-out Novels & Stories

“Your friend, huh?” He gave a short laugh. “Yeah. My friend.” “Sounds like your friend’s been through hell.” “He’s an idiot,” he muttered. “Should’ve said something when he had the chance. Now it’s too late.” I leaned back, studying him. “You know, coming out was the hardest thing I ever did. I lost a lot of people for it. But I gained myself.” He looked at me, shocked. “You gay?” “C'mon bro,” I raised a brow. “Does this party look like something straight men can pull? This is a private event that most people don't know of—”

Hey, I’m your typical sad closeted high school senior. I live in North Carolina, but since I’m from a city it is a bit more progressive than the rest of the state. Sometimes I wish that it wasn’t though. There are a few businesses downtown that have pride flags in their windows and quite a few people at my school claim to be allies. But that doesn’t make it any easier to come out. I’ve thought about it for the past few years. In fact, I almost told one of my friends that I was into guys when we were freshman but chickened out.

me my parents never approved for only one reason I'm the oldest I'm supposed to lead our pack but I have to be true to myself I've never found boys attractive I realized I liked girls by fourth grade my mom had suspected and tried to have a conversation with me she said she accepted who I was and that she loved me but it's always that but she continue to say my father would disapprove and with me being the oldest that I would lead by example of I wouldn't lead at all and to put my desires aside because of the bigger picture and the importance to our family name the Dagger family history but that's another story for another day I've always understood my role I must play but as I got olde it

Hey, I’m your typical sad closeted high school senior. I live in North Carolina, but since I’m from a city it is a bit more progressive than the rest of the state. Sometimes I wish that it wasn’t though. There are a few businesses downtown that have pride flags in their windows and quite a few people at my school claim to be allies. But that doesn’t make it any easier to come out. I’ve thought about it for the past few years. In fact, I almost told one of my friends that I was into guys when we were freshman but chickened out.

She wished she could disappear into thin air. Now that Zayn knew the truth, what would he do to her next? Trembling all over, Cassidy didn't dare to even think about it. The live streamer Cassidy had invited for the "interview" showed an awkward expression. He cleared his throat uneasily and quickly changed his tone. "Uh… Everyone, big news! Did you all hear that just now? Turns out Cassidy…" He kept rambling while backing out of the house. Finally, Zayn looked up again to stare at everyone in front of him.

Having Marcy come around and actually have fun with Higan was like a breath of fresh air. I'm probably supposed to be happier than this. My family knows that I'm dating a guy and seem to be okay with it. My boyfriend and I have the chance to be affectionate in front of, not only our circle of friends, but my family and his mom too. I'm supposed to be ecstatic. I'm supposed to be over the moon. But I'm not. Having come out to my family was both a weight lifted off my shoulders and a strip off of a protective cover. It was fun to have Higan hold my hand in front of them, but it also made me feel vulnerable and exposed in some way.

He is not curious at all and he does not need to have this type of experience. "Since you are not curious, then it must be your morality that is not good. Otherwise, how can you speak proudly without thinking, make reckless guesses, tarnish another person's character and start a slanderous rumor? Other people's sexual orientation, who they are with, and what they do......what has it got to do with you?! If you feel empty, bored, lonely, and unsettled, you can hide in your home and spend your time watching romance and action movies instead of coming out and having obscene thoughts of strangers. This will hurt society. Even if you intend to come out and harm someone, you should take a look at

I noticed the way she was so interested in me the very first day I walked into her shop with Noah. She had asked if we were boyfriends because we looked cute together. Noah got a little uncomfortable so I had to clear the air by telling her Noah was my friend. And that I was gay. Because I fucking am. Having no reason to hide who I am since it was so easy for me to chose myself over my homophobic family. Coming out to a stranger shouldn't be a big deal. The woman wasn't bothered by my sexuality, instead she told me she had a boy who was also gay that I was going to like him.

“That’s all you got from my speech?” “I’m just saying... Last time you tried regular school, I lost half my hair. Half.” She chuckled, not even trying to look guilty. “But it grew back nicely.” He glared. “Eggs. Glue. The ‘We Hate Kye’ manager fan club.” “The memes were kinda funny.” “You are lucky I still work for you.” She grinned. “This time will be different. Lowkey. Undercover. Invisible Kye.” He blinked. “Incognito? I don’t even want to know. Just let me get home to my wife in one piece.”

He whisper shout to himself. He climbed out of the bed and strolled into the bathroom, he stood staring at himself in the mirror, his ruffled hair, his hazel eyes, his thin pink lips and his strong jaw, he is a fine man and a fine man like him falls for a woman. Christ, he can't waste all these manly goodness to sucking a man's prick, "yuck" he shuddered in disgust. Yep, that's right, he is a straight man, see, even the thought of sucking a man is disgusting. If he is a gay, will it be disgusting? Of course not.