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First time gay experience... I might be bi
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I recently posted a message saying that I have admitted to myself that Iam gay. Last Friday I was out clubbing with my mates when I was approached by this man from Botswana. He could instantly tell that I was gay, and invited me back to his flat to smoke weed. However, when I got there I realised he just wanted me for my body. Reluctantly I decided that I should shag him, as I was drunk and attracted to him. But the morning after I was disgusted with myself, especially when I saw some dried semen on my chest. I am now having second thoughts about being gay. What was it like your first time? Did you have any regrets?
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Maybe you were disgusted with yourself because you really didn't wanna have sex with this guy?
I use to have a good link to a site but it's gone now, but basically it's about not labelling yourself. I consider someone's sexuality just another part about them, like their hair color(oops sorry, colour <IMG SRC="biggrin.gif" border="0" ALT="icon">)and not specifically who they are. anyways just be honest with yourself about who/what you find attractive and you'll be happy, right?
Just be glad you live in a country where gay sex isn't outlawed <IMG SRC="frown.gif" border="0" ALT="icon"> <--Sorry just feel like venting a little
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You are wrong..This is the UK...You can get a shag within 30 mins in any largeish town whether you are gay or straight.
To Stuey, maybe it was just that bloke? I mean, I am straight but I have got off with blokes and then felt disgusted afterwards just cos they were creepy or gross.
Hope you get your head together <IMG SRC="smile.gif" border="0" ALT="icon">
Unfortunately, im sure.
however coming to terms with your sexuality and getting used to all the emotional baggage that comes with it does take time. Don't rush into getting experience for the sake of it and make sure you feel ready and comfortable with what you do.
For confidential advice and support call the Lesbian and Gay Switchboard on 020 78377324
Susie <IMG SRC="smile.gif" border="0" ALT="icon">