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Guiding definitions

Unsure of how to approach a respectful conversation? We've generated a one-stop, easy to use page that can help you learn the language to better support your loved one.

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Vocabulary suggestions

As the times change, so does the language. Here is a page that will suggest alternate, more supportive words you can use around your loved one. 

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Testimonials

Wish you could walk in their shoes to better understand the situation? We've collected some testimonials from youth in the LGBTQ2S+ community to share their experiences with you. 

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Frequently Asked Questions

Have lots of unanswered questions? Unsure as to how to best support your loved one? Here are some frequently asked questions to help you navigate this new adventure.

Our Team

Come learn more about our team here at the Dandelion Allyship and why we set out to generate this resource for fellow LGBTQ2S+ allies. 

My coming out experience was mainly me dropping into casual conversation that I’m not attracted to men. I didn't like the idea of making a big deal of it because I figured since people don’t have to come out as straight I could do the same. Most of my family does not know yet but I plan to tell them someday, possibly when I’m in a relationship. I believe their reaction will be accepting, but I’m still not ready to tell them quite yet.

I think resources, like this website, that are aimed towards friends and family can help them be more understanding and accepting, while also taking a large amount of stress off of the person who is coming out. Furthermore, I think that this type of site would be helpful for people who are new to the community and also helpful to the families of those people.

Anonymous 

Identifies as lesbian

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