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coming out

Discussion in 'Coming Out Advice' started by mnrules1, Nov 28, 2007.

  1. mnrules1

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    any coming out organizations in mpls/st paul? i have found only one, but i think it is only for college students....
     
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    sorrrry...i don't liv there...hav u checked online?
     
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    Check out the HIM program in downtown Mpls. It is part of the red door clinic and is located by the metrodome (sorta) they have a free group therapy type thing that is for adults working at coming out and many of the men that join are married.
     
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    I would ask beckyg for assistance..
     
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    It could be that the college one would let you attend if you were into that. When I attended our local university's group, we sometimes had Grade 11 and 12 students show up.

    It turns out there's often actually not that much difference between a 1st or 2nd year university student and someone in Grades 11 or 12. It's funny because initially I used to view 1st years as totally different from Grade 12s but really, if you think about it, you graduate from high school in June and 2 or 3 months later, you're a 1st year university student (if you go to university). So yeah... not necessarily a huge difference there.
     
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    Call the college one and ask them if they know of any other resources/groups for people your age. I bet they would know!