I'll go first- (look in comments)

I've only come out to my friends and sister. I'll tell u my sister.
It was 11:00 at night, and my sister came into my room. I said
"it's a shame that there's no club tomorrow." (Clearly implying the LGBTQ+ soc)
My sister lowered her voice and said:
"Did you know that I identify as bisexual?"
I said,"did you know that I identify as omnisexual?"
She high fived me. At that moment, my mum walked in. We both smiled at each other

But then I came crying into my sisters room, [literally yesterday] and said.
"I don't know what to do? I don't think I'm attracted to boys!"
And the wonderful help of her told me to call myself lesbian and go under the umbrella. The Lesbian umbrella only means nor liking boys. So even if I do change, it won't matter, as I'm using the umbrella term

Okay so my brain and heart learned I was trans at different times
It took my brain a long time to accept I was 100% trans with no doubt and be okay with that.
My heart knew one day as soon as I walked out of the shower, abt two years ago now sheesh
I came out a bit it over a year ago (12-15-20) to my mom and it went great (I mean, she’s bi, her brother’s gay and her mom was lesbian so it was definitely going to go well). We were on an hour drive to get my braces messed with and I was going to come out.
I didn’t out of fear. I came out after we got home in my bedroom talking abt the community.
With my dad it’s complicated but I know he supports another trans person so it’ll work out.
I said I was trans and he said he thought trans meant intersex and said he’s gonna do research abt it.

I realized I was cisn't when I started having dysphoria about my chest. I told my mom about it, but she said that 'all girls feel that way sometimes'. It started getting so much worse, so I started doing research and found out I was genderfluid. Very recently, I didn't exactly tell her I was genderfluid but that I didn't feel like a girl or a boy. She said she loved me just the same. ^^

I found out I was bi in 7th grade
I thought I was just ✨aesthetically✨ attracted to girls and after a while I thought "Maybe a relationship with one wouldn't be so bad" then I got addicted to gay tiktok compilations (ik don't judge me) and I thought "Okay so I'm definetly gay but I still like men" and I'm bi now

I found out I was enby just recently.
It first started after I was like "I don't feel like a girl or a boy" and then I was like "but im not nonbinary" and then My gf came out to me as enby and I started getting addicted to OT's r/ENBY videos and found out that I am indeed nonbinary. (I use She/They pronouns btw)

Imagine judging someone for using TikTok

I told my brother and my boys at school.
I realized this after I just never found enjoyment in sexual stuff and never felt like I was into sex stuff (sure I joke about nnn but that’s just for points) I told my boys after i figured out what asexual is, and I was in the car with him and I got high asf because he had a THC vape and I hit it a few times but we had a deep ass talk and I accidentally told him, but I found out he’s bisexual.
I would consider myself strait because I’m only into girls, but I don’t feel sexual feelings. Even one time my gf sent me nudes, and I just didn’t feel anything. But am I gay if I’m asexual?

No, you're asexual if you're asexual. You can still be heteroromantic and asexual. Being LGBTQ+ doesn't make you automatically an allo homosexual, especially if you're cis.

Ah ok. But I stand with LGBTQ

I found out I'm trans and bi beginning of this year most people were fine with it but I never told my parents they found out and well I'm no longer mentally stable so you can probably assume how it went

I actually realized I was LGBTQ for the first time when I was 6 and found out there were people who liked genders including their own, I’ve been LGBTQ as long as I can remember, having transgender memories as young as 2 1/2,I realized I was neither male nor female when I was about 3, and I’ve had dysphoria of some sort since I was 4. I’m out to most people, although I don’t intend on coming out to 2/3 people I haven’t yet any time soon. It’s honestly a miracle they don’t already know, and that 3rd person is my lesbian aunt I haven’t seen since 2019 because COVID and almost all of the other times I’ve seen her the other 2 were there. I’d say all of the people I’ve come out to and know personally have accepted me (some more than others), although most of the strangers I tell think I’m possessed by some sort of demon, and most the homophobic friends I have decided it isn’t worth losing a friend over something that small, and the other ones now hate me and try to prove that I’m a horrible person because I’m not cishet. And then there’s church where everyone tries to teach me why I’m not actually LGBTQ+ and just think I am because it’s all over the news and stuff

Last year actually, I got a crush on my best friend and my other best friend at the same time and realized it wasn’t normal (they’re a girl and a boy)

Ive always known that I like guys. I only started to question my sexuality when i turned 8 (when i discovered the lgbt community) I came out to my parents when i was 12 and they responded with "honey, we always knew. I would have told you that you were gay if you didnt come out sooner!" My parents are realy suportive^^

Well... it was this summer, and I was reading a book and there was this character and I was like, "he sounds hot." so I looked up fan art and then I said, "sh1t he is hot" Then I went on to imgflip and found this stream and eventually found out I was pan. My parents found my phone scrolled thought it, and found out I was pan. It wasn't a fun night... My friends accepted me tho when i came out to them. And more recently I made a new imgflip account cause my mom deleted my other one, and found out I was genderfluid. So now only my cousin, and 2 close friends know I'm genderfluid.