I enjoy it when im with other gay/bi people, but most of the time i just wish i was straight
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I enjoy it when im with other gay/bi people, but most of the time i just wish i was straight
^ i get thatQuote:
Originally Posted by head
like if i see a pic of a guy and think he's actually attractive i'll just shrug it off and think nahh.
You are what you are like it or not. I Love it.
Anyway the only problem is fromy in religion and culture.
It's a problem when it comes to homophobic friends. People say "Oh be yourself! Stand up to them" It's not easy, alot of other straight/happy homosexual people consider it to be one of the easiest things to do. I feel I am myself; although I haven't came out to alot of my friends, I'd still say I was being myself.
It's hard to live with a homophobic brother, because when you tell them; I doubt your relationship would ever be the same. At times I like it, and at others; I despise it.
ExactlyQuote:
Originally Posted by hype
I love it. Haha.
It sounds really childish and shallow.. But
a. I've got a sexual sense of style
b. I clean like a mad man.
c. I'm obsessed with looking good
d. I'm a guy with sensitivity.
What more could you ask for? hehe
its ok sometimes, other times i hate it. The way its ok is mainly jus if i'm getting treated normal and i'm not by the people i like really. See when i hate it is when i see a girl in the halls and she catches my eye and i can't help but smile at her and pretty much freak her out. If someones hot i got to stare and smile and stuff, but it freaks those of the same sex out if they aren't the way i am. Its no problem seeing guys though, but i don't find many guys attractive anyways. :P
Now im not saying im an expert but i have gay friends and bi friends and these are the stages they went though
First they Had a Depression not Admitting who they are and feeling miserable
Then after somtimes months to somtimes years they accept it
When they are ready they might tell there friends or family and who they are and then there family goes though a depression and starts to alienate him/her
then this person goes though another depression as now everyone dislikes this person and he/her feels like an outcast
after months somtimes years of the tourture the family/friends comes to relize that this is who you are you where gay/bi the whole time they jsut didn;t know it. they start to remember the good times that you had together and in the long run gives you a better stronger relationship. the people around you will start to relize being gay or bi is just a sexuallity and that theres nothing wrong with it
I Hope this helps
Yeah that's basically it.. lolQuote:
Originally Posted by SacredDino
[im lovin being bi you get the best of both worlds !