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JamcSenior Contributor
Okay i have been on this forum 4 a while know and i know that i say that i am gay it wil Worry people but that is there problem i just feel great about it i will not lety it down i am glad that my life turned this way???
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JamcSenior Contributor
Thanks 4 your commennt as i said 2 my counseller which was my last session with them as it was the most the Goverment wil give me but he said he has taken me as far as he can but i am on top of it i just need 2 stay where i am then work on it
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JamcSenior Contributor
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JamcSenior Contributor
I am sitting here breaking down and crying because i am so happy about feeling good about myself
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AppleblossomSenior Contributor
I felt a quiet little inner smile ... I am pleased for you @Jamc
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MoonGalSenior Contributor
@Jamc - being ourselves who we are, coming out being true to ourselves can be a great weight off our shoulders. 🙂 I love it that you stepped up and said - hey this is me.
Being ourselves (knowing WHO we are, what our secxuality, values, who we care for and how we ARE in the world is important. So glad you are here.
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grubbytoesSenior Contributor
@Jamc Reading your words just put a huge smile on my face and my heart for the day. You reminded me that the joy and freedom we feel by being true to ourselves kicks butt against any judgemental crap others may throw our way.
So thank you 
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ZamSenior Contributor
We all only live once,should live it whoever you please without fear of judgement from others.
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