“If we can reach other people and make this so normal that everyone feels safe and welcome in this community to be who they are, I think that that could be something really awesome.' ❤️
“Vulnerability leads to growth. That is something that I fully believe. I am willing to expose myself knowing that not only will this make a positive difference in my life, but maybe someone else’s.”which was published in August 2016. That post was the first time Bracy came out on a public platform as an LGBTQ+ individual.
At the time Conner read Bracy’s blog, she had been struggling with her own identity and sexuality for several years. But reading about Bracy’s journey was a turning point in Conner’s life. Bracy’s honesty reassured her and provided the courage she needed to finally live as her authentic herself.
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