​In this article, Jay talks about what it is like coming out as a teen and ways to come out in funny and serious ways. They also talk about how refreshing it is to not have to feel alone.

In this article, Jahannavi talks about her slightly atypical coming out experience and what to do if coming out receives mixed reactions

​In this article, Mercury deliberates and comments on Coming Out and if it’s a big, special moment in people’s lives.

Kenzie talks about what it means to be 'outed' by somebody, how it feels and some things you can do.​

In this article, Chandler unpacks the difficult experience of coming out to their parents as genderfluid, and what they have learned from it. ​

In this article, Katherine discusses how growing up LGBTQ+ in a homophobic household can provide you with the armour and self-assurance you need to tackle life’s most stubborn obstacles. ​

Julius explains to upcoming LGBTQ+ superheroes the entirety of defeating the wicked internalized homophobia, saving their humanity, and the feeling itself, expressing a new form of individuality and self-love never imagined before.

In this article, Mercury comments on “Coming Out” and what really defines this moment(s).

Kenzie talks about the less positive sides of coming out, her experience with homophobia and how to deal with non-accepting family and friends.

Some parents of LGBT+ children don't believe in the community, here are some tips based on experience.

Coming out is a big step in an LGBTQ+ person’s life, in this article, Georgina tells us about their with coming out and how it affected them.

Leanne talks about what it’s like being in the closet and gives her advice on how to comfortably be in the closet.

Hollie talks about how coming out can be different for people and talks about the safety when you do.