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GLSOK support group has success from start
By Lara Gold
Kansan staff writer
Since it was started two months ago, Gay and Lesbian Services of Kansas' confidential support group has relieved many fears and concerns among gay, lesbian and bisexual students who do not feel comfortable going to GLOSK meetings, its coordinator said yesterday.
"A lot of people who are gay and lesbian and bisexual don't have the support from their families," said丹姆趴, support group coordinator.
He said that about five people came to the first meeting, which was Jan. 29. Now 10 to 15 people come weekly.
"The feedback I've gotten has been positive," Dunlap said. "I've seen about four to five people who have faced challenges with uncomfortable with their sexuality.
Dunlap credits the success of the support group to the facilitators from the University Counseling Center who lead it each week.
Marcie Gilliland, support group facilitator, said the group had discussed coming-out issues during the meeting. He said were now discussing relationships.
"Society doesn't create a place for them to go on a date," she said. "Everything has to be secretive."
Gilliland said the secrecy caused added stress for gays, lesbians and
bisexuals because society had not yet wanted to accept their sexual orientation.
The meetings are confidential, and anyone who wants to attend can contact the GLSOK office at 864-3091 headquarters at 841-2345. Gililland said.
Mike Sullivan, co-director of GLSOK, said he was not surprised by the success of the support group.
"I expected it to succeed because we identified the need for one," he said.
Sullivan said that giving support to the gay, lesbian and bisexual community was one of GLSOK's goals. GLSOK came up as a coup, GLSOK can reach more people.
Jamie Howard, co-director of GLSOK, said the group had eased the pressures for gay, lesbian and bisexual individuals able to express their sexuality openly.
"Being in an oppressed group, you need support," she said.
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