People should say "I love you" to their friends more often. Why wouldn't you love those who've known so many versions of yourself and helped you grow into your current body and will continue to love you through your infinite stages?
desperately trying to get this clip to upload to prove to my mutuals that I'm not lying about schlatt coming out AT LEAST THAT"S WHAT IT SEEMED LIKE TO ME
Edit: clip from here if you want context
A reminder that whatever your identity might be, we're all evil in the eyes of queerphobes. So no, no one is less or more oppressed, we're all equally discriminated against
If you do come out to your friends, remember: you’re the same person you were before you came out to them. Hopefully, your friends will be totally cool with it, and they’ll understand that, too. They might ask some questions that could sound silly or obvious to you, and of course, it’s up to you whether you answer them or not. It’s not your responsibility to educate others, but if they genuinely want to learn more you may be able to help them. They might have questions that come from a place of genuine curiosity, much like they might if you’d recently gotten into a new movie or games franchise that they don’t know much about, or if you practiced a religion they’re unfamiliar with.
Hi, Bi Guy: Coming Out to Your Friends by Adam England