Hey it's Brie and this is I can explain the podcast where we answer the questions that you are too afraid to ask and this week's topic is coming out

Coming out I'm coming out. I want the world to know Brie I want to let it show Bree. Is this a new thing you're doing where you quote songs at the beginning?

I don't know what you're talking about. You did it last episode I loved it, I kind of want it to be a thing now.

Okay, can you start?

I'm just going to continue coming up with poetry on the spot, but...

And people can take what they will from that.

Yeah, I know if it reminds you of a song that that might be your own life.

Okay, sure.

Yeah, so coming out.

You're out and about.

How about you?

Ah, it turns on the day.

That's actually true.

I was wanting to talk about that.

It's, uh, I think we should kind of start with an umbrella statement that is no one's ever really out

Because you're constantly recoming out

Right every new person in your life a constant process. Yeah, so I always say that like my first thing I say whenever anyone asks when did you come out. I'm like, well this morning I did, you know, like at Tim Hortons Hortons yeah because it's true like every new

friend you meet or if you're introduced to a friend of a friend it's always a

process of oh are you dating anyone? Oh yeah Julia. Oh, okay and like you see their wheels start turning

So I feel like also it increases when you don't necessarily pass as an obvious label.

So for me a lot of times I come off more feminine, especially in a work setting.

So, yeah, I don't know.

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