Hart to Harts
Hart to Harts
What is your coming out story like?
What is your coming out story like?
What is your coming out story like?
Monday 22nd March 2021
AJ shares their journey of coming out three times: bisexual, trans man, and non-binary. An inspiring 'Hart to Harts' episode.
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Get the buttons here!AJ's Triple Coming Out Journey: Bisexual, Trans Man, and Non-Binary
Honestly, I think, even if I were a binary trans man in the end and decided to medically transition, despite the hurtful things that they said to me, they would have eventually come around, because they love me and you know it might have taken double the time, but I know in my heart that no amount of queerness would have stopped their love, just like my mother said.
Imagine the courage it takes to come out once. Now, multiply that by three. In this episode of 'Hart to Harts', AJ opens up about their unique journey of coming out three different times: first as bisexual, then as a trans man, and finally as non-binary. AJ's story is a heartfelt exploration of identity and the struggles that come with it. They start by sharing their initial realization of being bisexual and the subsequent rejection from their parents.
Despite the lack of support, AJ continued to search for their true self, eventually coming out as a trans man. This revelation also met resistance, but AJ's resilience shines through. Finally, AJ embraced their non-binary identity, completing a trio of deeply personal revelations. Throughout the episode, AJ underscores the critical role of a supportive network and the importance of using correct pronouns and names for non-binary individuals.
Their journey is not just about self-discovery but also about finding acceptance and understanding in a world that often resists change. This episode is a must-listen for anyone grappling with their own identity or supporting someone who is. AJ's story offers a beacon of hope and a reminder that it's okay to be yourself, no matter how many times you have to come out.