Coming Out

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This week I am lacking in interesting things to talk about so I’m going to revert to the standard topic of coming out. I know it’s a very much overdone topic, to the point where I’m sure some in this community want to burn the metaphorical closet from which they emerged and completely forget that it ever existed. The thing is, though, that this is impossible. Your coming out story will always be a part of who you are, and actually (the most frustrating thing) it never really comes to an end.

The Adventures Of Queer High School Student: Tea Parties

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 Greetings earthlings!
I can quite honestly say that this article today is coming from the same place all those failed high school essays did- I'm writing this at 6.30am on a Friday morning, dreading school (my first class is film. I fell asleep on my documentary script instead of writing it last night. It's due today.) and trying to work out how to fit everything in.

So what does a Queer High School Student do?
She writes. Something completely different, but she writes.

Picture this; Queer High School Student, backflipping off school structures and stopping injustice when she sees it.
Dressing in skin-tight lycra and her old Converse that she wears with everything.
(But no capes!)

Yes, I am pretending to be a superhero instead of doing productive stuff. I don't even think this qualifies as an article, but we'll see.