We are coming into a better more accepting world. When I graduated high school in 1969 gay intimacy was illegal in every state except Illinois and we were labeled by the mental health system as mentally ill. What an environment! You're world will be much different than the one I knew in my youth. Many have worked for this time in history and it has the potential to change the world for the better. God bless you.
Knowledge is power! If family, religion, or culture makes coming out difficult for someone, the following blog post about homosexuality may provide valuable help: “Homophobia: To the Community” homoeroticpoems.blogspot.com/2014/04/to-community.html
Andres you are amazing, phenomenal being .To stand in the truth of who you are authenticly is powerful.God is unconditional love and made your uniqueness for your purposeful work on earth .To restore acceptance, harmony, balance, unconditional love, among earth , emissary of light. Blessings on your great works so proud of the healing energies works your providing to this world.🤗 Blessings light one
You had me at “I want you to know me”. I suffered the same indignities as you with bullying and no feeling of self-worth. You WILL prevail. Just stay true to your inner feelings. Your relationship with your dad is precious. Bless you.
I have always appreciated and respected any and all “coming out” stories. I simply see the telling - or rather, the sharing of each story, as a reflection of the storyteller’s personal inner strength; that person’s very bold, brave, shameless move in which that person tells the world that he, she, or them is willing to unapologetically live their truth and live IN their truth. CHECK IT: Always live your truth and live IN your truth. Bravo, Andrés, bravo! And as a fellow human being, as a bisexual person of color, and as a member of the LGBTQ community, I thank you for bravely sharing your story. All my best to you, to your future endeavors, and to each and every day of your wonderful and beautiful life. #LGBTQareLegion
Knowledge is power! If family, religion, or culture makes coming out difficult for someone, the following blog post about homosexuality may provide valuable help: “Homophobia: To the Community” homoeroticpoems.blogspot.com/2014/04/to-community.html
Andres Holmes , you are an exceptional. I am the same way, but different. I was trying to be straight to my family, even my mother. I have come out to My mother at 27 or 28 to the late now. At first she questions me as to why I did not telling early in my teenage years. Now she has accepted it out of love.
Knowledge is power! If family, religion, or culture makes coming out difficult for someone, the following blog post about homosexuality may provide valuable help: “Homophobia: To the Community” homoeroticpoems.blogspot.com/2014/04/to-community.html
Mr. Lamar i'm very pround of you for coming out . I know it waas hard to do as a young black Jehovah Witness man, I know that's very to deal witg tgat as a child. As long you know you hav a family in friends who love & care about you that's all you need to weary about. Much love in respect in love. Onelove in be bless.
Thank you for sharing your coming out story. It was articulate, interesting, emotional and inspiring! Also, thank you for being the 1st subscriber to my channel even though I don't have any content...LOL. Anyway, hope that you come back and share more videos about your life! Hope all is well with you...
I'm so proud of you l got your back be who you are people will come around and get over it love is no matter who you with go Job people can Shirley Learn for you a role model to others thank you so much
Thanks for sharing your story. It was a good one to hear and I'm happy that your life improved through it all. I appreciate your message on togetherness. Thanks again.
Hi ! I am Daniel from France I just came across your story ! Beautiful moment ! Thank you for sharing. I wish I could give you à big friendly hug. I d love to know what become of you
Hello Andrés. I'm very proud that you came out a few years ago. When I was 16 years old, I came out to my brothers and I was very proud of myself. LGBTQ+ people are very beautiful and strong people. We are all the same people because we unite not divide. Love conquers hate😄👬🌈😁💯
Knowledge is power! If family, religion, or culture makes coming out difficult for someone, the following blog post about homosexuality may provide valuable help: “Homophobia: To the Community” homoeroticpoems.blogspot.com/2014/04/to-community.html
Knowledge is power! If family, religion, or culture makes coming out difficult for someone, the following blog post about homosexuality may provide valuable help: “Homophobia: To the Community” homoeroticpoems.blogspot.com/2014/04/to-community.html
As you get older your mannerisms may change. It often depends on environment. It takes time but certain guys can change that. Surprisingly the mannerisms aren't often welcome in the gay life of being with men often sexually.
Knowledge is power! If family, religion, or culture makes coming out difficult for someone, the following blog post about homosexuality may provide valuable help: “Homophobia: To the Community” homoeroticpoems.blogspot.com/2014/04/to-community.html
Brother you are love please love your life be happy and you are handsome looking back Brother your video is so beautiful God loves his children you are love and blessed my friend.💞💙💞💙🙏💙💙💞🌈☀🌈🌻☀🌻☀🌻☀🌻💛💙💚💖
@VersBruh2 That you and so many in your amazing generation defiantly get the whole "Be Yourself" thing is positively stunning! It all makes those fearful days of old, when Bobby Griffith and I were trying to love one another, as two "Out Boys", seem like several lifetimes ago! Bless ya "Babe", and please do consider joining the "GIVE EM' HOPE" Campaign, your voice would prove quite an asset! Con L'Amour e Molti Baci! (Lots a Love n' Kisses) Zio Blaine
Hi! Andres my name is Clyde I am Frm Greenville, Ms. I really can say u taken back to when I was coming up as a child my mom didn't raise me my great aunt did and I was also brought up in church and I always new I was different as well also tryed to hide who I was by dating girl I even talked about in school but when I came back to stay with my mom I had 3 sister's and 1 brother they use to talk bout me a lot I had fight with them and people on the street and school but my life didn't end there after graduation I meet someone who I married at the age of 20 and was 19 still haven't told my parents that I was gay still scared of how everyone would look at me then a baby comes alone everything was going good but good thing never last. But to make it short I came out to my mom she say she already new just was waiting on me and that she would never let me got married but my Dad on the other hand was not for a minute lol but he came around God rest his soul be for he died we became close so to see I didn't go through this life style alone it's good to no there are others have been through it to so be bless and telling your story......
Knowledge is power! If family, religion, or culture makes coming out difficult for someone, the following blog post about homosexuality may provide valuable help: “Homophobia: To the Community” homoeroticpoems.blogspot.com/2014/04/to-community.html
@VersBruh2 Buongiorno! You are most Welcome Andreas "Ragazzo Molto Bello e Dolce" (Sweet Beautiful Boy)! And I call you that with nothing but the purest of love, affection and respect in my heart! I've already forwarded this to a great friend of mine, and very soon to be one of yours as well, "Allen"(comingoutnowtogether)!
Oh wow I'm surprised you responded seeing how long you've been gone from your channel. Thanks for the quick reply. Now when are you coming back to do vlogs ? I hope you answer that one.
@@productorbrand8455 I have been wanting to start recording again, a lot have definitely happened since this last video! Thank you for showing my humble lil channel some love and sharing some very real insight!
Knowledge is power! If family, religion, or culture makes coming out difficult for someone, the following blog post about homosexuality may provide valuable help: “Homophobia: To the Community” homoeroticpoems.blogspot.com/2014/04/to-community.html
Knowledge is power! If family, religion, or culture makes coming out difficult for someone, the following blog post about homosexuality may provide valuable help: “Homophobia: To the Community” homoeroticpoems.blogspot.com/2014/04/to-community.html
I send all my love and support to all the LGBT people of the world ❤🧡💛💚💙💜 You all are important and very valuable even though we live in a world that makes you all believe otherwise. Remember always be proud of who you are 🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈 You all make from this world a better place ❤🧡💛💚💙💜 LGBT people are a rainbow of love in a world full of hate, but with difference of our straight partners, we all are united over a same flag 🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈 The flag of LGBT love ❤🧡💛💚💙💜 And we all must be united against hate, violence, discrimination and intolerance ❤🧡💛💚💙💜 We all are like a great family and we must fight to destroy hate ❤🧡💛💚💙💜 Remember, LGBT people is love and love always wins ❤🧡💛💚💙💜 I don't care about your race, nationality, biological gender, health condition, religion or any other condition ❤🧡💛💚💙💜 If you are an LGBT person you have all my love and my support ❤🧡💛💚💙💜 You guys are not alone in this fight and all the LGBT people of all over the world needs to understand this messagge, cause just united we will win against hate and we don't have to allow that nothing divide us. Never feel bad of who you are and never allow that this cruel world change who you really are or turn off your light and your shine ❤🧡💛💚💙💜 You all born that way and remember LGBT people of all the world, at the end, love always wins ❤🧡💛💚💙💜
