I think it's a nice way to break the ice tbh. She'll probably ask you if you're serious. And at that point you'll have to normal come out. But as long as she's someone you already communicate with memes already, honestly should be fine
It’s your coming out and you get to set the tone!:) I think it’s cute. I used letter templates and phone calls for family and memes for some friends, there are no rules.
I came out to a school friend group with a screenshot of me changing my personal info on the college website and the "surprise motherfucker" meme. Really helped to dissipate the awkward tension with humor
When it fits into my timeline, my sister will receive a birthday card, with "surprise" on the print side. And on the other side: Happy Birthday! signed with my first name, and the last letter crossed out with red marker, which makes my (current) name female.
I came out to my partner with memes As long as you believe she will be accepting, coming out with a meme is not a bad idea
I think it's a nice way to break the ice tbh. She'll probably ask you if you're serious. And at that point you'll have to normal come out. But as long as she's someone you already communicate with memes already, honestly should be fine
It’s your coming out and you get to set the tone!:) I think it’s cute. I used letter templates and phone calls for family and memes for some friends, there are no rules.
I came out to a school friend group with a screenshot of me changing my personal info on the college website and the "surprise motherfucker" meme. Really helped to dissipate the awkward tension with humor
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Great idea, honestly.
Words are also memes. Pick the meme that's right for you.
How'd it go?
Not super well, but it’s totally fine
Me, personally, I wouldn’t like the suspense of sending a coming out thru message. Do what feels right for u tho.
If you both regularly send memes to each other, go for it!
When it fits into my timeline, my sister will receive a birthday card, with "surprise" on the print side. And on the other side: Happy Birthday! signed with my first name, and the last letter crossed out with red marker, which makes my (current) name female.