Talking the Talk and Walking the Walk
“I think we're ready for the walk down,” says Carolyn. We all stretch and gather our much lighter packs.
“Thanks for the lesson on autoethnography,” Susan says, adjusting her hiking stick. “But now we don't have much to talk about on the hike down.”
“We can talk about my coming out yesterday,” Tony says, as he takes the lead. Susan and Cindy exchange glances. “It was difficult,” he continues. “I didn't know how you and Cindy would react. I felt torn about what to say and do. I wanted to be open and honest, but also wanted to maintain safety and protection.”
“I felt bad that I assumed you were married,” remarks Susan.
“How were you to know?” asks Tony.
“I could see you struggling,” adds Carolyn. “I wanted ...
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