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#HoSomethingToTellYou<\/b> it's a common incipit, but <\/span>for many LGBTI people, young and old, it is a phrase that means a lot<\/b> moreover. <\/span>Declare your sexual orientation without fear<\/b> to one's parents, friends, colleagues, children, is a gesture that, on the one hand, unfortunately still requires courage and pride, but on the other, it produces change, both personal and social. <\/span>\u201cComing Out\u201d is a fundamental and essential process in the life of an LGBTI person<\/b>, which does not end in a single phase of life, perhaps the most difficult and critical, but continues in different forms and measures throughout one's life.<\/span><\/p>\n

Our goal<\/b><\/h3>\n

Encourage \u201ccoming out\u201d not just as a personal gesture <\/b>of love towards oneself and who one really is, <\/span>but also to generate a change of perspective<\/b>, personal and collective, in the person receiving the declaration.<\/span><\/p>\n

What we want to do<\/b><\/h3>\n