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• - Personal stories and advice from moms and teens. Also includes links.
  
• - Resources and links for lesbian women, and PDF download of part of the book, "How to be a Happy Lesbian: A coming out guide" (requires email address and name).
  
• - A sex guide that offers information and encouragement to all women who desire women whether you are lesbian, bisexual, butch, femme, androgynous, or transgender.
  
• - A collection of articles on issues relating to coming out published on GayHealth.com
  
• - Guide to the casual, advanced and beyond coming out.
  
• - Search through the stories of many people who have come out.
  
• - An article by Janis Cortese about coming out and how does one know one is gay, lesbian, or bisexual.
  
• - Useful information for GLBT teens about coming out, problems in school and at home, religion. Several links and expert consultations.
  
• - A guide to coming out for gay and bisexual men.
  
• - Advice on being homosexual and meeting others.
  
• - Help for gay Christians coming out.
  
• - Resources and event information for the Dallas/Ft. Worth Texas area.
  
• - Information guide for parents trying to understand their gay children. Initial shock, questions and answers, concerns and personal stories.
  
• - This site is for people just discovering that their partners are gay, or who suspect they might be gay.
  
• - A public education and outreach program of the Human Rights Campaign Foundation promoting values of honesty and openness about being lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender on campus, in the workplace and at home.
  
• - Fact sheets and referral for youth who believe they may be gay, lesbian or bisexual and things to consider when coming out.
  
• - Identity formation and coming out process in gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning people is not well understood. Internet resources, reports, papers, books, abstracts, and bibliography.
  
• - What to expect, and questions to ask yourself when telling your parents that you are gay, lesbian or bi
  
• - A health-based site with facts and suggestions for young people thinking about coming-out and their parents.
  
• - Families and Friends of Lesbians Gay Bisexual booklet provides tips and advice for telling your parents that you are gay.
  
• - My child is gay. Now what do I do? Answers the questions most parents when learning their child is gay. Helping out in the community and resources.
  
• - Article on stages of coming out.
  
• - A national survey study finds that heterosexuals who personally know a gay man or lesbian have more favorable attitudes toward gay people in general than do heterosexuals without such contact.