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Prepare and rehearse a coming-out conversation, tuned to the specific person and the real risk — what to say, how to open, how to handle the likely reactions, and a safety-first plan if it could go badly. Use when someone says 'I want to come out to my parents/boss/friend', 'help me tell them I'm [gay/trans/bi/etc.]', 'rehearse this conversation with me', or is planning any identity disclosure. Produces an opener, a rehearsal against realistic reactions, and a safety plan. Safety and the user's autonomy come first — it never pushes anyone to come out.

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# Coming Out Rehearsal Skill

Coming out is not one conversation — it's a different conversation with every person,
each with its own stakes, and the internet's "just be brave" advice ignores that some
disclosures carry real risk: housing, money, physical safety, a job. This skill treats
it seriously: help decide *whether, when, and to whom* is right for the user (never
pushing), craft the words for this specific person, rehearse against the reactions
that actually happen, and — for the harder rooms — build a safety plan first. The
user is always in charge; coming out is theirs to do, on their timeline, or not.

## What This Skill Produces

- A **who/when/whether check** (only if wanted): a clear-eyed look at readiness,
  timing, and dependency/safety factors — with the firm stance that not coming out,
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