Coming out talk is a crucial and unique conversation in a same-sex relationship where same-sex partners discuss disclosing their stigmatized relationships to a third party. Guided by the Theory of Coming Out Message Production (COMP), this study examines the predictors and outcomes of coming out talk. Results showed that the salience of conversation goals, internalized homophobia, and dependence power predict degrees of coming out talk. Higher goal salience and lower internalized homophobia predict greater relationship satisfaction directly and indirectly through coming out talk. As goal salience increases, the negative relationship between internalized homophobia and coming out talk becomes weaker. The results illuminate the utility of COMP and spotlight practical implications.

在同性关系中，出来讲话是至关重要的，独特的对话，在同性伙伴中，同性伴侣讨论向第三方公开其污名化的关系。这项研究以发出讯息产生理论（COMP）为指导，研究了发出谈话的预测因素和结果。结果表明，谈话目标的突出程度，内在的恐同症和依赖能力可以预测人们说话的程度。较高的目标显着性和较低的内部恐惧症可以通过说话直接或间接地预示较高的关系满意度。随着目标显着性的提高，内在的恐同症与外出说话之间的负面关系变得越来越弱。结果阐明了COMP的实用性并引起了实际意义。