Raising Gay: What I Wish My Parents Knew When I Was Coming Out
About this audiobook
Raising Gay: What I Wish My Parents Knew When I Was Coming Out is an insightful and deeply personal exploration of the coming-out journey, written by Brandon Rowell. In this heartfelt book, Brandon shares his own experiences, offering candid reflections on the challenges, fears, and triumphs that defined his path to self-acceptance. With honesty and compassion, he provides guidance not only for LGBTQ+ individuals but also for their families, aiming to bridge the gap in understanding and foster meaningful conversations.
This book is both a memoir and a guide, filled with practical advice, emotional anecdotes, and reflections on what it truly means to support a loved one through their coming-out experience. Brandon draws on his own story to highlight the importance of empathy, patience, and unconditional love, offering parents and guardians a valuable resource to help them navigate the complexities of their child's journey.
Perfect for parents, friends, and LGBTQ+ individuals alike, Raising Gay is a celebration of authenticity, love, and the power of truly being seen for who you are.
About the author
Brandon Rowell is an author and advocate who is passionate about sharing stories that explore the complexities of identity, love, and acceptance. Drawing from his own experiences growing up and coming out, Brandon offers a unique and deeply personal perspective that resonates with readers from all walks of life. His work seeks to foster understanding, compassion, and open conversations between LGBTQ+ individuals and their families.
Brandon is the author of several books, including Moonlit Desire, Rise of the Deep, and Fractured Reflections. He lives with his nephew Austin and their dog Escobar, who bring joy and inspiration to his everyday life. In Raising Gay: What I Wish My Parents Knew When I Was Coming Out, Brandon shares his journey with honesty and vulnerability, hoping to provide a valuable resource for those seeking to better understand and support their LGBTQ+ loved ones.
