Coming Out Colton

I actually planned on watching Cobalt Blue but it mysteriously postponed at the last minute lol. So I watched this instead to make it a gay Saturday Netflix binge.

Good message/lessons to take from this although it felt produced with every episode clearly themed. It's a shame that a show like this is only possible in the last few years with I am Jazz and I Am Cait just to name a few. Judging by the all reactions of the people around him on this show, we still have a looooong way to go. As a gold-star gay I am thankful for all the LGBTQ people who have paved the way to make today possible.

I wish Colton all the best for the future and please ignore the haters and the judgmental people from inside or outside of the LGBTQ community. People will nitpick on anything to hate on these days, just grow as a better person and be happy.

Rich boy wants to be famous. Acts straight to become famous through a reality show. Fails to become famous. Decides to come out. Should be the end of the story but no. That boy is vain and only wants to be famous. Sad that Netflix gives space to such people.

Simply the best coming out show I've seen. And truth is stranger than fiction, and more entertaining.

Throughly enjoyed this learning experience and I'm very proud to live in the same state as Colton. This took a lot of courage and it couldn't have come from a nicer guy.

Certainly wasn't expecting a lesson in my own self by by watching his story. He's made some monumental mistakes and you can easily say he doesn't deserve this platform, however, there's an amount of sympathy that I can lend to his situation having gone through similar in my own journey (not to that extent!) This is a show that I can imagine helping people in their own path especially people torn with religion and being who they were born to be.

Normally reality shows are anything but. This series definitely has some real moments, especially between Colton and his Christian friends, along with his pastor in the following scene. The guy still seems unsure of himself and it's weird that he is putting these intimate moments on display. But it is interesting nonetheless.