Harry Faint (he/they) and Mark Plant (he/him) talk to Ross about their experiences coming out in school. Harry, now a teacher and film-maker, talks about the importance of representation in queer media, including touching on their short film, King Henry, based on their experiences. Mark tells his story of coming out through the school yearbook!

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Kate Doak-Keszler (she/they) and Dhiren Doshi-Smith (he/they) both came out to family at a time when they were already in a queer relationship. Kate shares their experience of different responses from each parent, while Dhiren talks about how, as a therapist, they use their training to reflect on the variety of emotions associated with coming out.

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In episode 2, Ross talks to Riddy Sonsomsuk and Phoebe Constantine both in their 20s, about their experiences coming out to friends. Riddy shares experiences as a trans man in Thailand and the UK, and Phoebe talks about the joy of finding her people.

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