Which statement about self-acceptance among gay, lesbian, and bisexual youths is true? a. only a small minority of lesbian, gay, and bisexual teenagers accept their sexual identity by the end of adolescence. b. most young people come out to parents before they tell trusted friends or other family members. c. contact with other lesbian, gay, and bisexual peers is unimportant for reaching the self-acceptance phase. d coming out can foster self-esteem, psychological well-being, and relationships with family and friends."

d Coming out can foster self-esteem, psychological well-being, and relationships with family and friends.

Explanation:

Coming out is the process of accepting the sexuality of oneself (gay, lesbian, bisexual, etc) and sharing it openly with other people. Coming out could be a really hard process and it’s very different with each person. But studies have shown that coming out could foster and boost your self-esteem, since you’re finally accepting who you are. In a psychological point you become more mature and happier with who you are. Finally, depending on the situation, coming out to your parents and friends could free you from a great weight on your shoulders. You can finally be yourself to the ones you love and create deeper relationships with them.

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