Coming Out Colton

I'm not a fan of "reality TV" which is just scripted TV that tries to look natural. It's manufactured drama, after the fact people are asked to recreate the original moments and that recreation looks fake.

Colton Underwood has had different facets to his life and is embarking on the next chapter, which probably includes more media. He's very handsome and will probably end up in Hollywood on TV or in films. Actually I would have rather watched a documentary about him, I think that would have been much more real.

I wish him well on whatever he pursues.

I must admit this caught my surprise, I have never seen an episode of the Bachelor in my life but knew that Colton had just got his gay membership since the gay media covered it a lot.

So here I was, not expecting much but then it hit me, being gay and Christian don't digest well for some people but we are real and we are real to stay.

Colton's dad was a sweetheart and so understanding of the whole thing...it's truly heartwarming.

Can't stand Guz to this day and he adds nothing to the whole show.

I did not only sincerely enjoyed this show but highly recommend it to anyone.

This doc series is important. For a lot of people. Glad you did this Colton; you'll be helping so many. Putting your mistakes out there and letting others follow along when you're coming out (one of the hardest things to do) is brave. Thanks.

Rich boy wants to be famous. Acts straight to become famous through a reality show. Fails to become famous. Decides to come out. Should be the end of the story but no. That boy is vain and only wants to be famous. Sad that Netflix gives space to such people.

Yes, hes a cis white priveleged male, yes I initially felt like it was a PR grab when I first heard it was going to be produced and released, but really, I enjoyed watching this doc and learning about the lifelong struggle Colton dealt with. While he did monetize his journey, i think he genuinely wanted to shed light on the homophobia in American sports and his Chrisitian upbringing and truly wanted to have a positive impact sharing his story. The past hurts upon Cassie cannot be undone, and legally, from what I understand, cannot be fully discussed. I think it took a lot of courage regardless and I think this doc has its place.