Coming out with DID is not easy, Imagine if you can, living your life believing that you are one person struggling with the hardest things in life to struggle with. Now add in that equation that you're a product of a divorced family 👪 that half your family is super religious 👏 that you're birth dad was at one point a alcoholic that your biological mother was a psychological mess, that your step dad was your best friend and your step mom was your mom and you had two half sisters that you loved 😍 now add in this mix you have missing time and you do things say things act out etc in ways that make no sense have no real mem ory of somethings but mostly put them together anyways so that you are still getting in trouble. Now Imagine having feelings for each sex and the struggle that brings in you. Knowing deeply that you are actually Gay. Feeling it, knowing it and knowing that you are a dead man walking, and so you stuff it down. Bury it, and the voices you have heard all your days are not helping. You fight and fight and cry 😢 inside dying. Then Years later you get cancer and a new fight comes. You look in a mirror 🪞 ✨️ and you don't know who that is looking back at you. So you make 🤔 God A Promise, help Me 🙏 live help me figure out who I am even if I am Gay. And so it begins, I won my fight with the cancer, I began the journey and in the journey I found out that I had DID that all my life I was more than one person that I was many people. But that in truth I was one person who had gotten broken into many. Now through hard work I am merged into a few lesser people and myself and I am openly Gay. I am Happier. I have no bf yet that is next lol, I love Dragqueens etc and Am open to love. I am 27 years clean from Drug Addiction and clear in my thinking, I wish all of you a Beautiful Pride Month, know that no matter what you struggle with you are not alone, I am always willing to make new friends. Texas for the win 🏆