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Why Coming Out as Autistic Was Harder Than Coming Out as Queer and Non-Binary

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I was diagnosed as Autistic at 19 — around the same time that I had fully admitted to myself my queer identity. However, it took me years after telling others that I was bisexual and non-binary to tell almost anyone that I was Autistic.

Being surrounded by an out and proud LGBTQ+ community for most of my high school and college experience made my journey as a queer person much easier.

I had a group of friends that was diverse and accepting of sexualities. I remembered having feelings of bisexuality while younger in hindsight but didn’t acknowledge their true meanings until adulthood.

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