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Darren Mullane On Why He Became An LGBT+ Driving School And On Some Of The Hate He Experienced
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Darren tells PJ he made the decision to come out as bisexual after 20 years of hiding it and then registered as an LGBT+ business so others in the community could feel more secure and it does not mean that he will only deal with LGBT+ people He also talks about the online hate he got as a result
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