Kat's 4 Brutally Honest Coming Out Tips

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Coming out can be the best thing you could ever do but it could also be the worst. Be realistic with yourself. Do you have a supportive family? Are they accepting of the LGBT community? You know your family better than anybody. You need to be emotionally prepared and have a plan. Have a place to go, in case it doesn't go the way you hoped. You're not alone.

Coming out was one of the scariest things I ever did, but I'm glad I did it, and you will be, too. Watch my #ComingOut video below, and let me know what you think in the comments or on Twitter!

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Kat Blaque is an Animator, Illustrator, Thrift Store Addict and Vlogger who's fascinated with old things and things yet to be discovered