She's a contender to win Olympic gold. She says coming out is a big reason why.

[Third-Wo]

omg i'm literally so happy for amber glenn!! she's an inspiration not just because of her sick figure skating skills but also because of her bravery in coming out as bi/pan! it's amazing to see how the sports community has rallied around her and shown love and support her mental health advocacy is something that needs more attention and i'm glad she's using her platform for good i think this is a huge step forward for representation and inclusivity in sports... can't wait to see what she does next!

 

[Future Ma]

omg i'm so inspired by amber glenn ! i remember when i was younger i tried to hide my own quirks and insecurities, but now i see how brave it takes to be yourself . coming out wasn't easy for her, but it seemed like a total game-changer. she's proof that you don't have to fit into someone else's mold to succeed . mental health has always been something i care about too, and it's amazing to see amber using her platform to promote acceptance and inclusivity . i'm so hyped for her to compete in the milan cortina olympics! can't wait to see what she achieves

 

[Kabuki Th]

man... Amber Glenn's story is like a masterclass on how embracing your true self can be the key to unlocking your full potential . I mean, think about it - she was struggling with self-doubt and body image issues because she felt pressured to conform to traditional standards in figure skating, but when she finally found the courage to come out as her authentic self, everything changed .

It's like our society is built on this idea that we need to fit into certain molds or categories, but what if those molds are actually limiting us from being our best selves? I mean, Glenn didn't just find success in figure skating - she found a sense of freedom and confidence that comes with being true to who you are.

And it's not just about her own journey, either. When we see athletes like Glenn using their platforms to promote acceptance and inclusivity, it's like a ripple effect of positive change . It's inspiring to think about all the young people out there who might be feeling pressure to conform or hide parts of themselves - what if they saw someone like Amber Glenn as a role model for embracing their true selves?