Coming Out Is A Journey ft. Riyadh K, Shosh & Mer | Voice Box | Childline

[@shoshandmer]

Thank you Childline and Teoh for asking us to be part of this video - we really enjoyed chatting with you and Riyadh and hope that sharing our experience is helpful!

[@aaronbrown7217]

Hi thanks so much for the video it really gave me confidence to accept me and the ability to start coming out ( to my most close friends first)

[@childline]

+Shosh and Mer Thank you for taking part

[@timkidd8491]

Good advice "it can be scary to say the words: even to yourself - don't rush, test the water". My experience, at the age of 47 coming out, was that it seemed far, far worse in my head than it was in reality. I have never experienced the inability to say something as it was the first I said to someone else "I am gay". Great video!

[@garyc]

Great video x

[@majorinsomniac9022]

You ladies are super adorable and extremely self aware.,, Love it!! More videos please...

[@TigerPrawn_]

Love Riyadh 💟💟

[@HaydenS2002]

i need help i have come out and my mum and dad just think its hormones and a phase my mum is the worst everytime i mention it and its been about 6 months now i was talking to her about a lgbt parade and she went u do know what that means and im like ye and she gave me right odd look then walk away and i went its bec u think its a phase she went yep it is a phase im in my mind it made me furious bec ik for sure i am bisexual and my friends and my older brother excepts me but nobody else except my cousin in my family and it gets me down what do i do any suggestions

[@childline]

Thank you for comment, unfortunately as this is not a confidential space Childline KZbin can not discuss personal issues on here. We are not trained counsellors and can not provide that level of support. However, there is lots of information on the Childline website which you may find useful about family relationships: www.childline.org.uk/info-advice/home-families/ and on sexuality: www.childline.org.uk/info-advice/your-feelings/sexual-identity/sexual-orientation/. Childline is always here for you to speak to. You can find out about the different ways you can talk to Childline here: www.childline.org.uk/get-support/