While replies in many cases are supportive, not all the threads get good replies.

Nonetheless, the thread evolves in a connection between mainly two people (Anneke and Chris, an adult bi guy) where the latter stresses the necessity of being your self and finding your personal delight.

He stressed their older age and troubled experience that is personal help Anneke for making her very own choice. Anneke describes that several of her friendships had been ended by her buddies whenever she arrived and, additionally, became target of spoken punishment and demeaning stereotyping (see Knous 2006 ) by one of her buddies. Via long conversations, Chris supports Anneke in her own research, personal acceptance, along with her external coming out procedure. He writes in numerous posts that one may face problems, internal and external, but that being released is an individual option which ought to be done whenever you are willing to turn out to your parents: ‘Again an extended tale, but you’ll find the correct moment to begin telling it or take action along with it … Don’t be impatient or become frustrated as this may work against you’. As this estimate reveals, Chris writes in an individual and manner that is even paternal. While other people you will need to help by providing advice about how to tell your parents you are bisexual or share their (damaging) experiences, it could be read that Chris desires to make her feel comfortable together with her bisexuality and to reduce her coming out stress. Continue reading