Nick's Coming Out Story 

Ah man, I could see that this meant a lot to you and was straight from the heart. You talking about growing up gay and your experiences brought a lot of memories back for me, especially the changing rooms and the library...So relatable. I haven’t gotten around to doing this type of video yet and I haven’t tried but this was encouraging. I don’t think I would EVER go back to a school reunion. It would be too painful and your experience doesn’t make me any more positive about the idea. Your right, it is SO IMPORTANT to do these videos and I applaud your strength and courage to tell your story, I’m appreciative of it and I’m sure others will be too. ❤️🤗

❤️🏳️‍🌈❤️🏳️‍🌈❤️🏳️‍🌈❤️🏳️‍🌈❤️ I can totally relate... grew up nerdy, overweight, small southern town. Wow. Wow. Wow. I would have burned that building down with that person inside at your reunion. I applaud you growing up and being so much more well adjusted that I am. I still have zero tolerance for someone that doesn't 100% get on board with someone being gay. BIG HUG!!

Nick your honestly so inspiring. You had me in tears when you was sobbing. I can relate with being in a family who is religious and who are conservatives (my farther side of the family) but I have not told him and never will. You have had it hard my friend but look at you now your embracing it and loving yourself for who you are. I can tell your very happy now that you are with Greg, your face just lights up when you say his name. Im happy you both found each other :) Love out wins all

6th time's the charm. From the heart and inspirational. I hope others find comfort in your words buddy. :)

Thanks for sharing your story! It's so hard to hold that in for years. Especially coming from a Christian background! You're considered the worst of the worst. Also hard to accept yourself before even attempting to to have others accept us. Love watching other's stories. We need to get Gilbert to make his story still on our channel.

Thank you for making this video, fortunately for me my family was accepting when I came out (a lot of them called it before I came out) and a lot of that was thanks to my sister for coming out earlier. I know a lot of people don’t have an easy time coming out or even coming to terms with their sexuality, I had a friend who got kicked out when he came out and I tried to do everything I could to help him because I was worried sick for him (we were together before) but he wouldn’t let me help him.

My friend, you just gave us all a lot of tears, a lot of understanding, a lot of education, and you bared your soul and I thank you. This video should be shared a million times over. Just by watching this video, you also give hope and relief to so many people on this earth. You and no one I come around will ever be or feel alone. I have been married to my wife for 12 years and we are the proud parents of a gay son. He came out to us at 16 years old and I responded with hugs, kisses, love, and more hugs. My only words to him were,”When you were born I made a promise to always love, protect, and support you no matter what.” This video reinforces my message that I have done ok. Like him, you have my love and support. You are beautiful, Greg is wonderful and I wish nothing but happiness for everyone. I’ll always be in the corner of the community and for anyone that sits on the sidelines because they feel out of place. The world needs more like you, Greg, and my son.

Great job, Nick :)