Finding joy & fulfillment after coming out in your thirties

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Finding joy & fulfillment after coming out in your thirties

By Emily Bashforth Thursday, December 30, 2021


Many LGBTQ people come out in their teens or early twenties. Especially with society becoming more open and accepting, it’s not uncommon for school children to come out without fear or to start exploring their sexuality and gender at a young age. However, that isn’t the case for everyone.

Some people don’t feel able to come out until their thirties, for various reasons. However, there can still be a life of joy and fulfillment ahead after coming out at that age. Read these stories of people who came out post-30 and feel more liberated than ever.

https://www.lgbtqnation.com/2021/12/find...-thirties/

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Yes, I started being more about it at 33 after my grandmother and family matriarch passed. Somehow it relieved some pressure that I didn't think I felt up til then. I thought of myself as very independent and willing g to challenge everything but I realized how many taboos I lived under, and I have been more free to question everything and simply do what I want since then.