Mathematics
Mathematics, 04.06.2020 13:08, Elllv

In health i have to interview an lgbtqa+ person, and i don't have anyone to interview, and i can't interview myself, sooocan anyone help me? 1. how did you find out that you were lgbtq
2. did you have struggles coming out
3. what is it like
4. how do you feel about your sexuality
i totally get it if this is way way way too personal, but please don't answer just for the points. i really need help!

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