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I’m in love with Kim.
I’ve been in love with her for a long time, actually. The only problem? She doesn’t know. Not about the feelings… and not about the fact that I’m gay. So, I do what I do best: I keep it to myself and call it “being responsible.”
Kim is safe. Familiar. Easy to love quietly.
Meg is none of those things.
Meg asks questions I don’t want to face. She looks at me as if she knows I am hiding something. Which I find incredibly rude, considering I’ve worked very hard at this whole denial thing.
I don’t think Meg is trying to force me out of the closet.
She’s just standing there, holding the door open, waiting for me to stop lying—to everyone, but mostly to myself.
Somewhere between late-night conversations, trying to set up the love of my life with Kurt, who is Meg’s best friend, and being forced to come to terms with who I am, I have to make a choice: Keep loving someone from a distance…or finally step into who I really am.
Turns out, coming out isn’t one big moment.





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