"Comming Out"

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I'm not honest with most people about my multiplicity, but I'm starting to come out. Right now I've been talking to strictly other multiples about it (multiples in my life).

This is something I want to be honest about..... but the problem I'm really having is trying to figure out how we can all be ourselves around people rather than the person people have learned that I am.
That's very difficult for me..... expecialy since the person everyone knows as US isn't who any of us are. What's more, we all have different preferences on everything.

I'm bisexual (leaning towards lesbian), I don't eat meat and I can't stand candy. I'm a little frustraited, but slightly boisterous.
Lala's straight and really prefers to kinda live on candy and soda, but she also eats meat. She doesn't say much but she's pretty cynical.
Sadeyl.... I really don't know if she even has a sexuality. She's a sweet, shy, artistic little vegan.

We're all very different, even though we have our similarities (duh, right?)...... and it's hard for us to be ourselves around the group of people we know because the change between us can be so drastic. We really don't know much of what to do.


I guess I just want advice about being able to be real and honest about this.... not having to hide it but still not freaking people out.
We don't want to hide it anymore --- this is too much part of me/us...... but I don't people to freak out, worry, or beleive that we're lying (or crazy).

I'm just a little confused.

Anamyse / X-posted

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I'm out with my closest friends and girl friend, and that's about it. However, once when I was on a school trip to New York, someone else made an appearance, and I was accused of drinking from the minibar in our room... Long story short, I was kind of forced to come out to my room mates and the two teachers who were chaperoning the trip. Though the teachers seemed to completely dismiss it at a lie, the room mates actually seemed pretty cool and accepting of it. I guess what I'm saying is, you'd be surprised how understanding people can be (if they believe).

... And for clarification, no one drank from the minibar; the maid left brought in some empty bottles from the other room and forgot to take them away.