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Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 6:20 pm
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Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 9:11 pm
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Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 9:24 pm
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Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 9:53 pm
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Farzine JakeStormLite Wow, thank you so much for telling me about your story. I know I have no feelings at all for girls except friendship but I just cannot tell my family. They are they hard christians and do not want anything to do with gays No problem. ^ Yeah, I'm still closeted to most of my family. I've told my mom before and she went ahead and told my dad even after I told her I was not ready for him to know. He's a pastor and has told me before that he does not agree with the LBGT community - his whole side of the family is rather closed minded and conservative. I get to live with his parents, my grandparents, for the next 2-4 years while going to college unless I can get a job to support myself. =/ It sucks being in a rut like this. If we found someone we liked we wouldn't have the freedom to bring them home to meet family without getting judged. .-.
Yeah i think that is part of the reason why I have not really dated either, I don't want to be in position where I cannot bring my other half home to meet my family. I do not want to have to choose between them. I just hope they will eventually accept who I am
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Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 10:09 pm
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JakeStormLite Farzine JakeStormLite Wow, thank you so much for telling me about your story. I know I have no feelings at all for girls except friendship but I just cannot tell my family. They are they hard christians and do not want anything to do with gays No problem. ^ Yeah, I'm still closeted to most of my family. I've told my mom before and she went ahead and told my dad even after I told her I was not ready for him to know. He's a pastor and has told me before that he does not agree with the LBGT community - his whole side of the family is rather closed minded and conservative. I get to live with his parents, my grandparents, for the next 2-4 years while going to college unless I can get a job to support myself. =/ It sucks being in a rut like this. If we found someone we liked we wouldn't have the freedom to bring them home to meet family without getting judged. .-. Yeah i think that is part of the reason why I have not really dated either, I don't want to be in position where I cannot bring my other half home to meet my family. I do not want to have to choose between them. I just hope they will eventually accept who I am
Mhm, same. Once I get out on my own I'm going to just go with who I want to - being open about it with my family - and if they can't handle it then it's their loss. Chances are they'll love you enough to accept who you are.
I really like how this guy advises coming out to a strict family setting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09RMqWo6br0
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Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 10:31 pm
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Posted: Sat Feb 09, 2013 5:48 pm
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I hated to wear girl clothing, and I would get so pissed when my parents would make me wear them. I always wore boy Halloween costumes, and boy clothing, and I liked myself that way. I mean, I always knew I was different, but, I always kept it to myself. So technically, I just registered myself basically as liking no one. But, I knew officially I was gay when in the eight grade (in 11th now) my best friend of the time(a girl) out of the blue kissed me, and I just...liked it, and after that, I can't imagine myself with a guy...but, I can't tell my parents, because they are total homophobes and bigots. stare
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Posted: Sat Feb 09, 2013 6:46 pm
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Ahh, I didn't realize it for a long time coming, truthfully. But looking back on it, it's like "all the signs were there". Growing up, i was very much a tomboy, refusing to wear "girls" clothes, and even openly wishing to be a boy for maybe 2 weeks straight -- my parents just laughed at me. I had crushes on teachers and other girls, but I always thought it was some sort of admiration thing. But then in high school, I became very close with a girl, and started wondering what was wrong with me -- I thought I was asexual because I had no interest (like that at least) up until then.
I was in such denial because I grew up in a very catholic household and went to a Catholic school my whole life... I first really dated a girl in college, and since then, I've known for sure, that this is how I've been my whole life.
It's too bad I'm not out to my parents, yet. I dunno what to do when it comes to that.... D:
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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2013 2:38 pm
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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2013 8:55 pm
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i was in high school when i realized i liked girls, i have always been something of a hopeless romantic but i really never had that sort of feeling with guys and it didnt help to be pegged as "undateable" by every guy i knew. i mean it was to the point that people i didnt even like that way were telling me how they saw me as just a friend, really that happened twice, to this day i still dont know how to respond to that but as time passed and i began letting myself get comfortable with these feelings i became more comfortable with it. thats about the time i told my mother
now, you must know my mother is my one of my best friends, even now shes been more than a mom to me and its gotten me through some rough times.
but when i told her i was interested in girls, she began to cry, she told me how she felt like she failed me and that it was her fault i was bisexual. so i put those feelings aside and just kind of ignored that part of myself.
years later i get married and to an amazing guy. but at the time i was also working with some amazing people and i started to get those feelings again and by this time enough was enough.
so i put on a pretty dress, got dolled up and took my husband to a picnic in the park.
so were sitting there talking about blowjobs of all things when i finally blurted it out, and much to my suprise, he didnt want a divorce, actually he was quite alright with the whole thing and after talking about it we came to the conclution that the only thing it really effected was our taste in internet porn.
and after that i approached my mom with it again, we didnt talk much about it, and she did seem upset, but after it sank in and she was able to process the whole thing she didnt seem bothered by it in the slightest.
i was blessed with a family filled with unconditional love and even though they are not perfect, but in the end it all worked out for the best... took some time, but im happy it happened this way.
(please excuse the spelling errors, apperently spellcheck dose not work in guilds...)
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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2013 10:56 pm
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Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2013 7:02 pm
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Posted: Mon Feb 18, 2013 2:20 pm
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Posted: Mon Feb 18, 2013 4:32 pm
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