Abstract

This article explores the perceptions of Millennial-age LBGTQ + individuals raised in conservative Christian families (Seventh-day Adventist) about their coming out experiences with family members. The analysis examines six strategies that participants identified as helping regain family equilibrium post-coming out. These strategies included: parent’s expression of unconditional love, passing of time, having a long-term relationship with a partner, communicating openly with parents, creating distance and independence from parents, and avoiding the LGBTQ + topic entirely.

中文翻译：

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“生活越来越好”：了解保守的基督教家庭出来后的稳定因素

摘要

本文探讨了在保守的基督教家庭（基督复临安息日会）中成长的千禧世代LBGTQ +个人对他们与家人的亲身经历的看法。该分析检查了参与者确定的有助于在出局后恢复家庭平衡的六种策略。这些策略包括：父母对无条件爱的表达，时间的流逝，与伴侣的长期关系，与父母的公开交流，与父母的距离和独立性以及完全避免LGBTQ +话题。