Pride month

Happy Pride Month! 🌈 🏳️‍🌈 

If you're part of the LGBTQA+ community, please tell us when you realized it & your coming out story. 

I've been bisexual before I even knew bisexual was a thing. I used to kiss this girl on the lips at an after-school daycare program (at a Methodist church, don't ya know?). I used to call this camp counselor "mom" , so I would have an excuse to kiss her on the cheek. 😅 my first real female crush was a friend of mine, who I had met through a mutual friend. I had a crush on her from age 11-14. 😳 Pretty sure she never had a clue. She was real tomboyish, so I always wondered about her 🤔 but we haven't spoken since high school. In 8th grade, I had a huge crush on my social studies teacher. She had big boobs, nice legs, smelled great & she had a goofy personality. She ended up being my teacher twice in a row & a couple of my friends in my class the 2nd time, knew & would tease me about my crush. 😅 

I continued to have crushes on female teachers throughout high school. I think I also crushed on a few girls (one being another friend of mine at the time) in middle school. They all happened to be very athletic/tomboyish. Guess I had a type 🤣 I tried to tell myself at 14 that I was bi, but just wouldn't accept it. 

Finally, at 27 years old, I decided to finally accept my Sexuality & came out to my mom, my brother, some friends & the guy who became my husband, but we were just dating when I came out to him.  I guess I'm more pansexual, but bisexual is easier for people to understand. 

Your turn to tell your story. ❤🧡💛💚💙💜