17+ ‘Coming out’ Writing Prompts
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April Showers, Wildlife Blossoms
Write about how the animals in your vicinity react to April showers.
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Coming Out of The Novel
Write a piece where a book lover finds unexpected love with the author of their favourite novel.
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Dessert Disaster
A world-renowned pastry chef creates a magnificent dessert, but something goes wrong.
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Unseen Metropolis
Describe a city that’s hidden underneath another, the inhabitants only coming out at night.
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Cryptic Coma
A protagonist awakes from a long coma, only to discover that he/she can now see the spirits of those who died in the hospital.
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Coming Out Triumphs
Write about a main character who, after a moment of self-realization, bravely and successfully shares their LGBTQ+ identity.
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Curse of the Closeted Prince
The prince can’t transform back from being a frog until he comes out to his kingdom. Write a coming out story that breaks a spell.
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Pride and Love
Write a letter from a character to their parents, explaining that their Valentine is of the same sex.
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First Valentine’s Day Out
Write about a character’s first Valentine’s Day after coming out as part of the LGBT+ community.
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First Research Paper Experience
Write a narrative about your first experience with writing a research paper.
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Conversations with New Life
Write about the feeling of coming out of a winter’s rest and into the vibrant energy of spring.
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Embracing Vulnerability
Jot down a time when you felt vulnerable and how you handled it, focusing on the takeaway lesson.
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Path to Acceptance
Write about a family member who struggled with your coming out and their journey towards acceptance.
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Staying Grounded
Write about a tradition or routine that has kept you grounded throughout your coming-out process.
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After The Rain
Write about the time directly after you came out to your family. Focus on the immediate emotional aftermath, reactions, and unfolding dynamics.
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Letter To My Family
Write a hypothetical coming-out letter to your family capturing the feelings, thoughts, fears, hopes, and truths you want to convey.
