As someone who is a silent watcher, I appreciate your honesty and story. As a woman who had her own sexuality awakening around the same time in life, itâs hard, confronting & scary as hell, but so, so worth it for the life you get once your through it. Also, side note, we all need a Soph in life. The friendship she has given you, the comfort to be yourself to you find yourself, is beautiful âŁïž
I know you think coming out is kind of a whatever thing, but truly I commend you for being brave. Especially coming from a religious background, it must have been so hard to leave something youâve known for o long so I applaud you â€ïž
Love this Georgia!! Honestly, you can really see the shift in your energy, almost like a breath of fresh air. It really feels like youâve stepped into yourself, you explained it perfectly- previously you were like a shell of yourself. Iâve lovedddd watching your growth so far â€ïžâ€ïž
Proud of you for sharing your coming out journey. It isn't easy to come to terms with it in general but especially when you have religious family. A group of my family are homophobic and if they don't accept me then they don't get to be in my life it's that simple. But it's really surprising those who are religious who totally accept you. Giving people the benefit of the doubt until they prove you wrong it key.
Please keep posting these on CZcams too!!! I love getting ready in the morning for work and listening to you guys chat - it's like having a debrief w your besties
this was such a lovely listen, NGL as soon as Georgia started saying she was working through things and trying to figure out who she was in vlogs I was like oh Georgia's gay lol. Georgia it's been great to see you blossom and become who you really are, you look so happy!
ok i was totally catching on to the easter eggs and iâm so happy that you are doing this đ so happy you can just live now and not feel like youâre holding something back.
Hey G, this video is very special to me and I'm so proud of you for your journey. As a young queer teenager, who also came from a very religious background with parents voting no for same-sex marriage, this means a lot to hear my favourite CZcamsr discussing the same things I'm still struggling with. You are truly a role model to me and I hope to meet you one day â„
I LOVE all of this for you!! †I have a daughter who I hope thrives in her 20âs like you are! Growing and learning in an environment you choose đIâm mom proud of you đ„č
Georgiaaaa. Iâve been watching your channel since 30k subscribers and listening to your growth & journey of love and acceptance makes me SMILE SO MUCHH IM SO PROUD OF YOU!!!!!
Georgia, I know over many years, yourself and Rachel have been bestyâs. Rachel, being a strong Christian/believer. How has she taken it after you have come out? Also you leaving the church? Has Rachel been supportive?
So proud of you đđ I'm glad you have Soph, your friends and family supporting you always no matter what. I'm so happy you feel comfortable enough to share your journey with us. Just know that being you is perfect â€đ
So proud of how courageous you are Georgia by living out who you truly are. As someone who was also raised religious, you coming out online and sharing your experience has helped me give myself permission to explore my sexuality. So thank you, so much
I have been watching you for about a year and was so happy to find your channel. Youâve been a great fitness inspiration to me! Iâm so proud of you for embracing the opportunity of following your journey even when it was scary. †As a religious person myself, just know you are not judged from all religious people and you are truly accepted as you are in that space. â€
I know this is from 2 weeks ago but I can relate strongly to coming out. I remember reading something about alot of lesboans only having male celeb crushes but then being grossed out by dating men, not being able to see yourself marrying a man and it was like wow. I had thought it was something every woman went through going on dates and just never being happy no matter how great the guy was, being told my expectations were unattainable because in reality I just didnt want to date men.
đđđđ You are an inspiration & I love your channel. I have been watching you for the last 4 years, and I have loved watching your growth and shift in your life. Itâs hurts that I live in WA, I wish I could be your and Sophs bestie đ„șđđ Keep being you girl, this isnât just another version of Georgia, this is the real Georgia and I am absolutely here for it.
Georgia, I've been watching your videos for years and years. Literally crying because I'm so happy for you đđ You deserve to be sooooo happy â€ïž Love you! đ
I personally came out at 17 and it's the hardest thing to ever have to do! Im engaged with a baby to a man now, so just a reminder it's ok to just love who you love even if it's not your 'title'
Listening to this was so wild cause it feels like we had almost the exact same experience, I relate to you immensely and watching you go through the same things is so crazy but amazing! The actual confidence that comes from finally being your genuine self is like nothing I have ever felt ever! Iâm so happy for you and honestly hope I have the opportunity to meet with you one day! Think we would be pals đđŒ
I am so proud of you for being so vulnerable, Georga! You sharing your story has helped me to come to terms with my sexuality and identity so much more, and it is so helpful to have someone like you that I can look up to. Youâve helped me to love myself again. Iâm really rooting for you to find your dream gal đ«¶đŒđ«¶đŒ
I genuinely donât think I have ever related to someone so much. I stayed in the closet for so long because of others and fear of not pleasing people. I spend the first 24 years of my life people pleasing before I came out and now 6 years on life is so different lol also being gay is so fun. Women are the best
Yesss you ARE beautiful and confident, Iâve never felt so attached to a video before this. I love how vulnerable you are with us â€thank you so much for sharing. Also kudos to soph for being such a supportive, great listener! Everyone needs a friend like Georgia and Soph
I've been watching your channel for a couple of years now, and it's been really amazing watching you become more confident in your videos!đ I felt this chat on so many levels! I moved away from the city I grew up in too, and that did wonders for my mental health when it came to figuring out my sexuality. Sometimes we have to put a bit of distance between ourselves and the people we grew up with to gain perspective. Also, as an avid reader, queer books really do hit different. If you're looking for more queer stories, you might have more luck with indie authors. I think traditional publishing is starting to catch up, but the progress is slow.
I remember in a blog with you and Rachel and you saying you wanting like â10 kids right after you got marriedâ and seeing that slight energy of like a baby gay in the making. So happy for you, we love you here đ
I absolutely LOVE watching people as they begin to realise who they truly are.. I love seeing each 'ah ha' moment happen.. I would consider myself to be A-Sexual with a friend-attraction towards gay women (and my gaydar that is never broken đ) apparently because for the last 20 years (i've had the same core friend group since i was 15), 95% of my friend group are lesbian or (Now) transgender and watching each one of them grow individually has been amazing.... Thanks for sharing, i am happy for you. đ
I absolutely love this podcast you guys have going, itâs helping me come to terms with so many areas in my life & makes me feel less alone with my strugglesâ€
So so so proud of your Georgia!! I have followed you for so long since before you worked at the cafe & I love that you have chosen to be and live your true self!! â€â€â€â€
I think it's very true when you grow up in the church (at least for me) you have this idea of what you should be or what your life should look like. Like I remember being in the church and everyone started to get married young... I really thought that was going to be me and when it didn't happen I felt an intense amount of guilt and like disappointment in myself because I wondered why nobody wanted me and I felt like I wasn't good enough. But I think now that I'm older I started to think did I REALLY want that or was that just what I was TAUGHT to want? I always felt very different to all the other girls at church in the way that I wasn't so conservative I guess? Like I still wanted to go out with my "not christian" friends on the weekends and drink and party and whatever.. but when I tried to invite girls from church to come hang out with me and my other friends on the weekend they were like "oh we don't do that". I always found that really strange... there was like this perceived notion on how a girl or woman was "supposed to be" especially in the church; how they were supposed to act, what they were supposed to do and essentially who they were supposed to be. So when I didn't get married young like everyone else, I felt very much like an outcast.. like I wasn't one of them anymore when in reality I don't ever really think I was. I think I was just being "me". Whatever that was at time. But I agree trying to figure out who you are when you have been taught one thing and grown up in one thing and basically been indoctrinated from such a young age it makes it really hard.. But at the end of the day you have to decide who you're going to be despite everything because you're the one who has to live with yourself and your decisions. Like I still call myself a Christian and I am one. But I think I have grown to learn that, that doesn't mean I have to be like every other Christian in the world. I can still just be me and be a Christian too. So here's to being the most "non-christian christian" you'll probably ever meet ahaha. Thank you for sharing your story
First off, I am so incredibly happy for you. I have a very similar story to you, raised in the church, gay was sin, purity, culture, all of it. Im gay, only out to my husband and only after I was married. So itâs a little bit complicated but not the point lol. I just have a genuine question about leaving the church. Did the two coincide for you? Like, did you leave the church because you came out and you felt like it wasnât safe or acceptable? Or were they kind of separate, like you were having doubts about Christianity as well regardless of the coming out. Or was it a combo or something else. So much love to you!!!! â€â€â€ âïž
Georgia the one thing I would like to say is that regardless of what anyone tells you, God loves each and every human period. It is we, the humans that have difficulty when someone doesnât conform to our idea of what is acceptable or normal to them. That said I hope that you donât feel that you canât have a relationship with God bc you realized that you like females. Youâre still you. However, loving yourself is really important, especially knowing that you should be loved as well.
This isnt hate, the Bible speaks on loving the people but hating the sin. I love Georgia, I love all people but I cannot lie and say continue in sin which the Bible says homosexuality is but also lying, murder, adultery and all the others. If someone was a thief everyday of their lives stealing small or large things, I cannot stand there and say âkeep doing you!â Because I care about you. I love Georgia so much I hope she turns to the Lord and repent and ask to give her a new heart and new desires. God is bigger than any struggle. We cannot make a false idol that suits our sinful lifestyle. We have to believe in the TRUTHâ€ïž I love you Georgia, Jesus will be knocking at the door of your heart at any point you feel tugged to turn to him.
I love this video. this dynamic between yâall and figuring out your sexuality is exactly how mine went with my sister lol. looking back now being like HOW did i not see??
Hi Georgia. I'm a new subscriber, from Canada đšđŠ I resonate with a lot of what you're saying. The problem is that I have a boyfriend đ and I've never really come out. Thanks for the podcast.
So Iâm kind of deconstructing. I am straight so thatâs not a factor for me but really reevaluating what I believe. And I wish I could just pick up and leave đ Iâm so happy for you that youâve gotten to do that. Iâm married with two kiddos. Thankfully my husband is super supportive. But itâs hard being in your hometown.
As someone who is a silent watcher, I appreciate your honesty and story. As a woman who had her own sexuality awakening around the same time in life, itâs hard, confronting & scary as hell, but so, so worth it for the life you get once your through it.
Also, side note, we all need a Soph in life. The friendship she has given you, the comfort to be yourself to you find yourself, is beautiful âŁïž
I know you think coming out is kind of a whatever thing, but truly I commend you for being brave. Especially coming from a religious background, it must have been so hard to leave something youâve known for o long so I applaud you â€ïž
Love this Georgia!! Honestly, you can really see the shift in your energy, almost like a breath of fresh air. It really feels like youâve stepped into yourself, you explained it perfectly- previously you were like a shell of yourself. Iâve lovedddd watching your growth so far â€ïžâ€ïž
Proud of you for sharing your coming out journey. It isn't easy to come to terms with it in general but especially when you have religious family. A group of my family are homophobic and if they don't accept me then they don't get to be in my life it's that simple. But it's really surprising those who are religious who totally accept you. Giving people the benefit of the doubt until they prove you wrong it key.
Please keep posting these on CZcams too!!! I love getting ready in the morning for work and listening to you guys chat - it's like having a debrief w your besties
this was such a lovely listen, NGL as soon as Georgia started saying she was working through things and trying to figure out who she was in vlogs I was like oh Georgia's gay lol. Georgia it's been great to see you blossom and become who you really are, you look so happy!
ok i was totally catching on to the easter eggs and iâm so happy that you are doing this đ so happy you can just live now and not feel like youâre holding something back.
Hey G, this video is very special to me and I'm so proud of you for your journey. As a young queer teenager, who also came from a very religious background with parents voting no for same-sex marriage, this means a lot to hear my favourite CZcamsr discussing the same things I'm still struggling with. You are truly a role model to me and I hope to meet you one day â„
Georgia i LOVE this whole phase of life for you and seeing your personal development!! youre amazing. loving these episodes w soph too!!!
I LOVE all of this for you!! †I have a daughter who I hope thrives in her 20âs like you are! Growing and learning in an environment you choose đIâm mom proud of you đ„č
Georgiaaaa. Iâve been watching your channel since 30k subscribers and listening to your growth & journey of love and acceptance makes me SMILE SO MUCHH IM SO PROUD OF YOU!!!!!
the excitement i felt when this popped up in my subscriptions, i just love you two SO much đ§đ«¶
Georgia, I know over many years, yourself and Rachel have been bestyâs. Rachel, being a strong Christian/believer. How has she taken it after you have come out? Also you leaving the church? Has Rachel been supportive?
I'm just SO happy for you, Georgia!! and I absolutely adore the new confidence you've been exuding lately! ILYSM!!! â„đłâđ
So proud of you đđ I'm glad you have Soph, your friends and family supporting you always no matter what. I'm so happy you feel comfortable enough to share your journey with us. Just know that being you is perfect â€đ
Iâm currently laughing along to this video, and itâs so wholesome I feel like Iâm there đ«¶đ» proudest of you
So proud of how courageous you are Georgia by living out who you truly are. As someone who was also raised religious, you coming out online and sharing your experience has helped me give myself permission to explore my sexuality. So thank you, so much
I have been watching you for about a year and was so happy to find your channel. Youâve been a great fitness inspiration to me! Iâm so proud of you for embracing the opportunity of following your journey even when it was scary. †As a religious person myself, just know you are not judged from all religious people and you are truly accepted as you are in that space. â€
I know this is from 2 weeks ago but I can relate strongly to coming out. I remember reading something about alot of lesboans only having male celeb crushes but then being grossed out by dating men, not being able to see yourself marrying a man and it was like wow. I had thought it was something every woman went through going on dates and just never being happy no matter how great the guy was, being told my expectations were unattainable because in reality I just didnt want to date men.
đđđđ You are an inspiration & I love your channel. I have been watching you for the last 4 years, and I have loved watching your growth and shift in your life. Itâs hurts that I live in WA, I wish I could be your and Sophs bestie đ„șđđ Keep being you girl, this isnât just another version of Georgia, this is the real Georgia and I am absolutely here for it.
I felt it and saw it. Proud of you that youâre living fully
absolutely loved this episode! so cool to watch you open up and change over the last few years into your true self LIVING for itđ„°
Georgia, I've been watching your videos for years and years. Literally crying because I'm so happy for you đđ You deserve to be sooooo happy â€ïž Love you! đ
Proud of you Georgia, what a huge journey, such a good friend you have in Soph xx
I personally came out at 17 and it's the hardest thing to ever have to do! Im engaged with a baby to a man now, so just a reminder it's ok to just love who you love even if it's not your 'title'
Listening to this was so wild cause it feels like we had almost the exact same experience, I relate to you immensely and watching you go through the same things is so crazy but amazing! The actual confidence that comes from finally being your genuine self is like nothing I have ever felt ever! Iâm so happy for you and honestly hope I have the opportunity to meet with you one day! Think we would be pals đđŒ
I am so proud of you for being so vulnerable, Georga! You sharing your story has helped me to come to terms with my sexuality and identity so much more, and it is so helpful to have someone like you that I can look up to. Youâve helped me to love myself again. Iâm really rooting for you to find your dream gal đ«¶đŒđ«¶đŒ
I genuinely donât think I have ever related to someone so much. I stayed in the closet for so long because of others and fear of not pleasing people. I spend the first 24 years of my life people pleasing before I came out and now 6 years on life is so different lol also being gay is so fun. Women are the best
Yesss you ARE beautiful and confident, Iâve never felt so attached to a video before this. I love how vulnerable you are with us â€thank you so much for sharing.
Also kudos to soph for being such a supportive, great listener! Everyone needs a friend like Georgia and Soph
I've been watching your channel for a couple of years now, and it's been really amazing watching you become more confident in your videos!đ
I felt this chat on so many levels! I moved away from the city I grew up in too, and that did wonders for my mental health when it came to figuring out my sexuality. Sometimes we have to put a bit of distance between ourselves and the people we grew up with to gain perspective. Also, as an avid reader, queer books really do hit different. If you're looking for more queer stories, you might have more luck with indie authors. I think traditional publishing is starting to catch up, but the progress is slow.
I remember in a blog with you and Rachel and you saying you wanting like â10 kids right after you got marriedâ and seeing that slight energy of like a baby gay in the making. So happy for you, we love you here đ
I absolutely LOVE watching people as they begin to realise who they truly are.. I love seeing each 'ah ha' moment happen.. I would consider myself to be A-Sexual with a friend-attraction towards gay women (and my gaydar that is never broken đ) apparently because for the last 20 years (i've had the same core friend group since i was 15), 95% of my friend group are lesbian or (Now) transgender and watching each one of them grow individually has been amazing.... Thanks for sharing, i am happy for you. đ
I really love this and LOVE that you come out and feel happy with it†and this podcast is just the best. Love you girls đžâš
So excited for this x love your journey
awe. just watched this, I been so busy.. I'm glad to see you happy !your beautiful any way you want to be that's for sure! xoxo !!
I absolutely love this podcast you guys have going, itâs helping me come to terms with so many areas in my life & makes me feel less alone with my strugglesâ€
I feel like we have gone through the same pipeline at the same time and tiktok absolutely helped
đ congratulations beautiful for coming out welcome to the community sending you Winston and Sophie love and light always đ
So so so proud of your Georgia!! I have followed you for so long since before you worked at the cafe & I love that you have chosen to be and live your true self!! â€â€â€â€
Truly love watching yours and Sophâs content †thank you both for sharing your journeys †sending so much love your way â€
I think it's very true when you grow up in the church (at least for me) you have this idea of what you should be or what your life should look like. Like I remember being in the church and everyone started to get married young... I really thought that was going to be me and when it didn't happen I felt an intense amount of guilt and like disappointment in myself because I wondered why nobody wanted me and I felt like I wasn't good enough. But I think now that I'm older I started to think did I REALLY want that or was that just what I was TAUGHT to want? I always felt very different to all the other girls at church in the way that I wasn't so conservative I guess? Like I still wanted to go out with my "not christian" friends on the weekends and drink and party and whatever.. but when I tried to invite girls from church to come hang out with me and my other friends on the weekend they were like "oh we don't do that". I always found that really strange... there was like this perceived notion on how a girl or woman was "supposed to be" especially in the church; how they were supposed to act, what they were supposed to do and essentially who they were supposed to be. So when I didn't get married young like everyone else, I felt very much like an outcast.. like I wasn't one of them anymore when in reality I don't ever really think I was. I think I was just being "me". Whatever that was at time. But I agree trying to figure out who you are when you have been taught one thing and grown up in one thing and basically been indoctrinated from such a young age it makes it really hard.. But at the end of the day you have to decide who you're going to be despite everything because you're the one who has to live with yourself and your decisions. Like I still call myself a Christian and I am one. But I think I have grown to learn that, that doesn't mean I have to be like every other Christian in the world. I can still just be me and be a Christian too. So here's to being the most "non-christian christian" you'll probably ever meet ahaha. Thank you for sharing your story
I swear from the very first time I started watching her vlogs, I had a very strong feeling that she was đ â€â€â€
Same here bruh
Yeah agree it was a very obvious
@@melissagoode151 good for you
First off, I am so incredibly happy for you. I have a very similar story to you, raised in the church, gay was sin, purity, culture, all of it. Im gay, only out to my husband and only after I was married. So itâs a little bit complicated but not the point lol.
I just have a genuine question about leaving the church. Did the two coincide for you? Like, did you leave the church because you came out and you felt like it wasnât safe or acceptable? Or were they kind of separate, like you were having doubts about Christianity as well regardless of the coming out. Or was it a combo or something else.
So much love to you!!!! â€â€â€ âïž
It's nice to see you growing into yourself
go girly! I want to hear all the dating storys from now on! We support you
Georgia the one thing I would like to say is that regardless of what anyone tells you, God loves each and every human period. It is we, the humans that have difficulty when someone doesnât conform to our idea of what is acceptable or normal to them. That said I hope that you donât feel that you canât have a relationship with God bc you realized that you like females. Youâre still you. However, loving yourself is really important, especially knowing that you should be loved as well.
You said this so well! Absolutely, she can still have a relationship with Jesus. He is the only way to find pure bliss in this crazy world.
This isnt hate, the Bible speaks on loving the people but hating the sin. I love Georgia, I love all people but I cannot lie and say continue in sin which the Bible says homosexuality is but also lying, murder, adultery and all the others. If someone was a thief everyday of their lives stealing small or large things, I cannot stand there and say âkeep doing you!â Because I care about you. I love Georgia so much I hope she turns to the Lord and repent and ask to give her a new heart and new desires. God is bigger than any struggle. We cannot make a false idol that suits our sinful lifestyle. We have to believe in the TRUTHâ€ïž I love you Georgia, Jesus will be knocking at the door of your heart at any point you feel tugged to turn to him.
Amen! I hope she finds her way back to him.
Omg I literally spit my coffee when Winston just rolled down off the couch LOLđđđ
He is soooooo cute!!!!!
Defs need the poddy to be offical! loved this talk đ„č so proud of you just being real and being you! love youuu đ€
Love you so much Georgia - keep being your beautiful self đ
Thankyou for being such a bright light and making me feel not so alone. Your doing amazing georgia. đ«¶
I love this video. this dynamic between yâall and figuring out your sexuality is exactly how mine went with my sister lol. looking back now being like HOW did i not see??
I also came out last year, and its such a rewarding, but hard, experience - hearing your story has made me feel very seenđâ€
this is the best youtube video i have ever watched in my entire life
Second this!!!
Loved watching your growth and strength! Youâre amazing! xx
So happy for you, i'm sure such a relief. Think it is very inspiring for people younger who also may think theyre gay and unsure/too scared etc
â€happy for this, what a good step. Go for it Gorgia.
Winnie laying there on his back is a mood!
Thank you for sharing and being so open and real about your experience đ«¶
I hope you find the love of your life now G. You deserve all the happiness đđ
Itâs official Georgia is for the girls đ„°
Really loved this video thank you so much for sharing â€â€
Thanks for sharing your story G, so happy for you xo
I love you so much Georgiaâ€ïžâ€ïž no matter whatâ€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïž
ILY SO MUCH!!! my support always xx
Hey Georgia-I am on the GC & our local libraries have a whole section for LGBTQ(Bookface at PAC Fair has the same thing)-
WHEN ARE WE GETTING ANOTHER ONE
Glad I was one of the Georgiaâs â€ïž
You are wonderful, beautiful and amazing Georgia!!! đđYou deserve love and happiness!!! đđ
Hi Georgia. I'm a new subscriber, from Canada đšđŠ I resonate with a lot of what you're saying. The problem is that I have a boyfriend đ and I've never really come out. Thanks for the podcast.
35:14 to 35:24 killed me hahaha the amount of times I replayed that part, both of your reactions were just comedy gold hahaha
So strong to come out! Especially coming from a religious background. Iâm so happy for youđ
I live in Brighton and I got so excited when you mentioned us đ„Č
Winnie is a whole moodđđ
Soph is such a great friend đ
I love this friendship
I love your chats !!! â€you are so fun and interesting to listen to
And i love your honesty !
so happy for you! â€
Omg I came out by writing a letter to my mum! Defo the best way for me †love you đ
no because why were we all searching girls kissing when we were 10 without the thought of being gay crossing our minds đđ make it make sense
You could always call it So Letâs Unpack That đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
Happy for you! â€
omg so proud of you gđ„čâ€ïžđ«¶đ»âšđłïžâđ
Omg congratulations đ„čđ„čđ„čjoin the crew baby
Theme song for this video: Matilda, Harry Styles
Hi Georgia happy Sunday night and I hope you having amazing day today and I loved your vlogs and you are amazing Supporter
All the love â€â€
Soo amazing, thank you so much for sharing đ I can highly recommend the books by Florence Given and her story đ
đ«¶đŒđ„čSo happy for you!
Every gender is obsessed with florence pugh đ im certain of thissss â€
Lol literally watching this in brighton đ
You're amazing G! xx
Proud of you â€
So Iâm kind of deconstructing. I am straight so thatâs not a factor for me but really reevaluating what I believe. And I wish I could just pick up and leave đ Iâm so happy for you that youâve gotten to do that. Iâm married with two kiddos. Thankfully my husband is super supportive. But itâs hard being in your hometown.
Good on you!!!!
omg Georgia i love youuuuu
Any recommendations of lgbtq smut books. Also love you â€
I havenât read too many!! but Iâll always share what books Iâm reading in my vlogs! đ
Winston just heard the word sexuality and slid the hell out of the chat.
New here! I really enjoyed this!
Florence is also my wife đ she just doesn't know it
Haha love this so muchđđ
how did I miss you coming out?? I feel like a watch so many of your videos! Anyway, love you Georgia!