LGBTQ celebrity quotes
LGBTQ celebrity quotes
LGBTQ celebrity quotes – Coming out of the closet and finding out your identity in general can be a difficult, confusing, and often frightening process. When you need advice, you can really turn to those who have been in your shoes. While everyone’s coming out process is different, learning the stories of other LGBTQ people can make you feel not only immersed in the community, but also supported on your journey.
Below are quotes from nine LGBTQ celebrities who have publicly shared their words of wisdom about stepping out and being your true self.
LGBTQ celebrity quotes
Elliot Page
Umbrella Academy Actor Elliot Page came out as trans in 2020. In their social media post, they offered words of encouragement to other trans people.
“I love being trans. And I love being queer. And the more I hug myself and fully embrace who I am, the more I dream, the more my heart grows and the more I blossom. To all trans people who face harassment, self-loathing, abuse, and the threat of violence on a daily basis: I see you, I love you, and I will do whatever I can to change this world for the better. better.
Nikki de Jager
Beauty guru Nikkie – known as NikkieTutorials – has come out as trans to her millions of YouTube subscribers after beginning her transition as a child. She hoped her story might inspire “little Nikkies” in hopes of being the freest themselves.
“Just like me, you write your own story. Live your life without any restrictions. You can be you. You are responsible for how you want to live your life. This world needs us, we have to accept ourselves, we have to respect ourselves. But above all, we need to hear and understand each other. Now is the time for you to love yourself and express yourself the way you really feel. If you feel trapped and there is no way out, know that it is getting better. Believe me, it’s better.
Jojo Siwa
Dance Moms sensation Jojo opened up about her sexuality by sharing a photo of herself wearing an iconic t-shirt that read, “Best. Gay. Cousin. Already.’ During an Instagram Live, she offered a heartwarming reminder to her fans who are afraid to come out.
“Right now what matters is that you know whoever you love is okay and it’s great and the world is there for you. “There are so many people who are there for you. I know everyone’s situation is different and it might be harder for some people and it might be easier for some people to come out or be themselves, but I think going out has this stigma around it, that it’s this really, really scary thing, but that’s not the case anymore.
“There are so many accepting and loving people there. Sure, people will say it’s not normal, but nothing is normal. Literally, there’s nothing normal about anyone and it’s okay to not be normal, it’s okay to be a little different, it’s okay to be a little weird, weird, different. This is something we should never be afraid of. This is something we should be proud of.
Tommy Dorfman
13 reasons why star Tommy re-entered the world as a transgender woman in an interview with Time magazine , sharing that the transition made her feel “really happy” for the first time. When asked what she would say to young trans people who aren’t quite there yet, she had a short and simple, yet poignant answer.
“You are divinely bound. I have this tattoo on me, and for anyone struggling, it’s a good reminder.
Joshua Bassett
Joshua Bassette did not elaborate on his LGBTQ identity and reminds others that there is no rush to put a label on who you are. He thinks people shouldn’t have to go out at all.
“There are plenty of letters in the alphabet, why bother rushing to conclusions? Sometimes your letter changes, sometimes you try a different one, other times you realize you’re not who you thought you were, or maybe you always knew. All of this may be true. I am happy to be part of the LGBTQ community because they are all-embracing. Don’t let anyone tell you love isn’t love. They are probably the ones who need it the most.
Rebecca Black
‘Friday’ hitmaker Rebecca Black has struggled to come to terms with her homosexuality. It was “too late” to date in her late teens, but now she knows that dating has no time limit. There is no emergency.
“One thing I struggled with was that when I first started coming into my sexuality I was around 19 or 20, and I’m only 22 now. So part of me almost felt like, “I’m too late, I should have known about myself,” and so I wasn’t validating myself and wondering all the time, which I thought to be a natural part of some people’s process of coming into themselves. Later, I started talking to people who had similar experiences to me, like friends of mine who realized they were gay or fluid. I was just talking to someone who didn’t know until I was 23, so that doesn’t mean anything. The moment you realize isn’t important, it’s about the celebration and being able to embrace it. That is what matters. »
Billy Porter
As a gay man, Billy Porter always wants to offer words of comfort to others who are still finding their place in the world. For National Coming Out Day, he wanted everyone to know how worthy they are.
“I am with you, whatever your decision. We are all born with the right to be ourselves and to protect our humanity. We have feelings that deserve respect and we need to know that we belong like everyone else. I am here to tell you that you not only belong, but are loved and supported. I see you and I applaud you for just being you.
Auli’i Cravalho
Moana actress Auli’i Cravalho is openly bisexual and she wants you to know that life is too short to be less than yourself.
“Love who you love, life is too short. The LGBTQIA+ community is a community that we should learn from, protect and celebrate every day. Send your light out into the world and accept all the deserved goodness that comes your way. Breathe baby, everything you need, you already have it.
Hayley Kiyoko
She’s been dubbed “lesbian Jesus” by fans, and Hayley Kiyoko forever shares her beautiful words of comfort and strength with the world, both in her music and online.
“You are worthy. You are powerful. You will break down barriers. You will be challenged. You will persevere. Your presence in this world is needed and I am so proud of where you are on your journey to self-love and self-discovery. Keep on going. »
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