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Could I be gay?
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ive never been out with a guy before but i know that I donit have any sexual attraction to any females even girls like angelina jolie. When i see a hot guy im attracted to him. im worried i might be gay. i never want to do anything with a guy but think I probably will because of the attraction. What should I do?
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I would think nothing of it. But you don't have to look at angelina jolie and get an instant erection.
As long as you stay true to yourself, its a good start.
Is there anything specific that worries you about it? Telling your parents for instance?
If you have a real urge to go over to another guy and drop to your knees, well you need to masturbate more!
I'm gay and so I can understand what you are saying - however, if you are indeed 'gay', you have as much chance wishing yourself to be 'not gay', as you have for wishing you had a bigger penis. Being gay is what I am - and I have learnt to accept and love myself, regardless of how others might judge me because of my sexuality.
By reading your post, it seems to me that you may be young? Like under 18? If so, don't rush out there now and pigeon-hole your sexuality - whether straight, bi or gay. Live life a bit more ... and as you discover your true self, you will become more self-accepting to whoever and whatever you are.
Come out with what? I don't understand ... ?
Whatever age you are, you're always going to experience bigotry. I think some people just don't grow out of that and live their life stuck in their ways.
As for school... Kids can be cruel, they will look for reasons to pick on others and many still will. Despite the repeal of Section 28 (which was a law that prohibited the teaching and promotion of same sex relationships), people are still stuck within the mentality of the values their parents put in to them and still haven't had the chance to grow up and view the world themselves.
However, whether or not somebody is gay, straight, bisexual, polyamorous, asexual or any other orientation, it isn't anybody's business. It doesn't have to be yelled off the roof tops and it most certainly is nothing to be ashamed of. You can accept something and be selective with who you tell, or just wait until the right time.
So don't "be gay".
Why not just "be you"?
Oh I see!
I agree .. it's probably not worth the hassle of 'coming out' while at still at school.
whats your point?
In that case, my bedroom is thataway!
> :hyper:
p.s. You too, CoolMe! Hehehehe ...
Thanks for the offer - lol
Oh you misunderstand .. it wasn't a request!
EDIT
I was not the only person playing 'the immature jokes here'
go speak to a counceller if you must. But let it be a long term decision. Took me about 3/4 years to accept it.
(Plus, about coming out, don't worry about that, no one should have to 'come out'.)
I've known for about 4/5 years now, I'm still not out. I've only told my friends (Because they asked me, not because I needed to.) about a year ago, if that.
However I'm straight but I never find Angelina Jolie that hot. Definatley not INstant Erection worthy. That's reserved for Megan Fox.
You sounds like one. But It's just it's not a sin to be gay?
This really. I was confused at times and I guess sometimes still think about it and the best thing to do is just not label yourself as gay or straight or bi or whatever. Just go out with who you like, hang out as mates or go on dates or whatever. When you get a bit more settled and a bit more 'sure' of yourself then hopefully you wont feel as confused.
One of my friends was kind of the same, now he goes to gay clubs on nights out but brings along this girl he likes so he's a predicament in himself. I think he fancies boys but has a big soft spot in his heart for this girl. As time goes on though things for everyone seems to clear up and life makes a bit more sense.