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TikToker Opens Up About The Heartbreak Of Having To Come Out As A Lesbian To Her Husband

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TikToker @aili.likes.adventure revealed how she came out to her husband 3 years ago, which she describes as 'one of the most painful things I have ever been through.'

In a now-viral video, TikToker @aili.likes.adventure opened up about "one of the most painful things" she'd ever experienced - coming out as a lesbian to her husband.

An initial video posted by the creator revealed to viewers she had come out as a lesbian, divorced her husband, fell in love and began her new life.


You can watch below.

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But the part about her husband really intrigued viewers and prompted a response video in which the creator recounted the excruciating moment she told her husband she realized she was a lesbian.

The TikToker revealed she came out to him about three years ago and revealed she'd never really shared the painful experience with anyone.

But she explained:

"The day that I realized I was gay, I had to work and I wasn't able to talk to my husband."

The creator shared that one of her coworkers asked her to work on her day off to which she is quite sure she responded:

"No, I have to go tell my husband that I'm a lesbian."

@aili.likes.adventure went home after work and told her husband "everything that had led up to me realizing that, yes, I am gay." His first response was, "Should we go to therapy?"

The TikToker said the couple continued to live together and helped each other move on with their new lives, with her even helping him create a dating profile.

They both eventually started dating other people, though in retrospect @aili.likes.adventure wished she would have waited a bit longer.

Unfortunately, the relationship with her now-ex-husband completely faded.

"We had planned on remaining friends, and I was really excited about that."
"But he told me he was going on a two week road trip to just find himself, and I just kind of never really heard from him again."

She shared she's unsure of his location or status but has "wanted to reach out to him for the longest time" but revealed she's "kind of terrified."

She finished:

"I just hope he's happy. And I hope he found a good straight woman."

You can watch below.

@aili.likes.adventure

Replying to @ivorysgirl If you’ve never felt the pain of choosing between giving up the beautiful life that you’ve been building and being your true self, consider yourself lucky 🌈 #lesbiansoftiktok #storytime #makeup #grwm #comingout #comingoutstory #divorce

Many viewers of the video thanked the creator and applauded her for ultimately making the decision that was right for her, even though it was incredibly difficult.

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And while a few are excited for her to reach out to her ex-husband...

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... many think it could reopen some deep wounds.

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And though the TikToker obviously went through some very difficult times in the last few years, it would appear that she's found a keeper and a fellow lover of adventure.

@aili.likes.adventure

A year ago, I took a giant leap of faith and quit my job to pursue social media. I never could have imagined the life that I have now. Post that video. It could change your life ♥️

To quote @aili.likes.adventure:

"Living a life that you love doesn’t always mean it comes easy, but its worth it 🖤"

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