It means you are happy with life.

Yea the exact same thing happened with me

When i came out i started to eat better, exercise, go out more, i would walk around singing and dancing ALL day, i became alive almost. I mean, i didnt really notice too mubh myself, but everyone started to comment on it and i realized i really had changed alot.

 

Same thing happened with me. I used to not leave the house very often, but soon enough I was out almost every night >< I became much more willing to be around others because I was comfortable with myself - and that's an incredible feeling after so much time beating myself up.

 

Coming out is so liberating. I congratulate everyone who has come out,and support those who haven't. As most here know,I came out in the 70's . I really do know how hard it can be. This is a great site for doing just that! EC is the best!

 

Since I came out... I'm a different person.
Polar opposite of before. And, my friends noticed more than I.
In a few months, I went from quiet and moody and self-conscious to a dynamic, flamboyant, ecstatic person. The most healthy thing I've ever done...

And congratulations on rediscovering life. Onward and upward!

 

since I came out.. I don't see any difference
life's the same, and i'm possibly the same
pffff =/
sometimes I wondr why I even bothered telling people while is was hmmlike "OK' when I was in the closets..=/

idk, its confusing for me

 

Ah, sounds about right. My friends have since remarked that I have a "whole personality" now. I actually care how I look. I enjoy life a whole lot more. I have no problems getting to know people and just being me.

I've said coming out was like seeing the world in color for the first time. I think it keeps getting more and more vibrant!

 

Same for me.

Once you truly accept who you are, it makes it easier for people to be friends with you. When you aren't hiding who you are, things are better. You love yourself and you love life. And being open to people lets them see the real you.

 

I am so jealous
This is why I can't wait to come out. I don't want to have to hide that much about myself. It kinda feels like I'm always holding myself back around other people because I don't want to give myself away too much.
*is jealous*

 

Pretty much the opposite happened to me I barely left the house as it was, and when I came out I stopped going to school and stopped horseriding.

Now I'm making an effort to do stuff, because I'm not feeling amazing exactly, and I'm attempting to make it better...

 

yeah when i came out one of the main things people said were 'if it's making you this much happier then it can't be bad' which is nice

 

Same here *sigh*

 

Well, coming out to my family made me realize that I've been worrying a lot about nothing. So yeah, that's definitely a big burden off my shoulder. I've been smiling a bit more, too.

But I'm still pretty much prone to bouts of depression and mood swings as it is.

 

My first two years out (6th and 7th grade) were really tough and awkward, but somewhere around 8th grade I started changing. I got skinnier, relatively better looking, and gained a social grace. Now I'm the diva I am. lol.

 

Yes, yes, YES!! That's what happened to me too!! I used to be the world's biggest introvert with no social life except my laptop/internet life. Now I'm an extrovert with a lot more friends and generally enjoying life much better.

 

I have noticed myself being a lot more social and taking better care of myself since I admitted to myself that I'm gay.

 

It's funny, because I'm the silly, cheerful person from when I was younger, except when I'm around groups in which I'm not out--then I'm just reserved and shy.

 

The exact opposite is happening to me. Since coming out I've been more upsets, I just don'
t care about things and my relationships with mates and stuff are not going so well.

 

Good choice it is always better to have a plan! ha ha