Is griz gay

GRiZ confided everything in Cort, except for one thing: that he was gay. “I loved Sailor Moon as kid,” he explained. “I was like, ‘Oh, that’s probably not what everybody else likes.’. GRiZ, the Detroit DJ and producer, opened up about his sexuality earlier this week, in an inspiring and candid op-ed published by the Huffington Post. In the op-ed, titled 'My Name is GRiZ and ', the bass-leaning DJ detailed the struggles and realities of growing up as a gay man.

"I had to avoid facing my true self at risk of losing everything." Detroit DJ and producer GRiZ has published a new op-ed on Huffington Post publicly announcing for the first time that he identifies as gay. Today, Grant Kwiecinski better known as GRiZ came out as gay in a touching statement on Huffington Post, making him a new role model for LGBT kids!. Griz comes out as gay - "It might not be cool to love Britney Spears, study AP physics or play saxophone but, it’s totally cool to be gay." This article is very well written.

I got to meet him after a show and talked to him for days until the stage guys were literally pushing us out. Super humble incredibly nice dude. Bitch sit down, be humble. GRiZ, whose real name is Grant Kwiecinski, publicly came out earlier this year in a Huffington Post story that detailed his journey of self-acceptance. It was the first time that the Michigan-born deejay, electronic music producer and saxophone player , who is known for his funky, sax-and-dance music fusion, told the world that he was gay.

Nobody knew aside from a small group of friends, and even that took years to share. Today is National Coming Out Day, and GRiZ wants his story to encourage others to be more accepting, loving, and to also not be afraid to come out. He went through two copies of the Chili Peppers' Californication and hid the second from his mother, who tossed the first because of its lyrics.

In middle school, his parents split up. He was really good to me. The confusion was huge.

These feelings plagued him day and night. He saw doctors and even wore a heart rate monitor. By sophomore year, he was comfortable enough to ask questions. But she had known all along, she claimed. The third big step was the Huffington Post story. But after the story went live and circulated the internet, GRiZ was floored by the amount of support from fans and the music industry. My fans have embraced it.

Most people in your lives will be very happy and supportive of you for mustering the strength to say something. There are people out there who will be. You can be a beacon for other people who are struggling. But the receiving end is gentle.

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