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    Default Have you ever doubted your sexuality?

    For me personally, I've never doubted it but when I first realised I was gay I denied it for years and even dated girls hoping I'd find something that was special enough to change me but that didn't happen. I was bullied at school for years because of my sexuality (this was before I even came out) which made me want to hide it even more. When I finished high school I realised that it's not anything to be ashamed of and no matter how much I wanted to be "normal" I never was going to be so I came out and I haven't looked back since








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    Quote Originally Posted by David View Post
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    Aren't you bi now, do you mean you thought you were gay or straight?








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    Nope, never.

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    lmao

    yes several times, i still do question it from time to time but i don't really think about it normally.
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    I haven't because I've always had strong feelings about my 'straightness'. But good for you in showing what you really feel!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Landon View Post
    I haven't because I've always had strong feelings about my 'straightness'. But good for you in showing what you really feel!
    It was many years ago and I know for a fact my parents wish I was straight but they've accepted it.








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    Quote Originally Posted by despect View Post
    It was many years ago and I know for a fact my parents wish I was straight but they've accepted it.
    As do all. Maybe it's a problem for them in figuring out how the family name continues.

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    Very much so but once I came to terms with it those doubt were removed.
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    I've left, but I still visit sometimes!

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    Quote Originally Posted by despect View Post
    For me personally, I've never doubted it but when I first realised I was gay I denied it for years and even dated girls hoping I'd find something that was special enough to change me but that didn't happen. I was bullied at school for years because of my sexuality (this was before I even came out) which made me want to hide it even more. When I finished high school I realised that it's not anything to be ashamed of and no matter how much I wanted to be "normal" I never was going to be so I came out and I haven't looked back since
    This is my bibliography as well.
    Exactly what I dealt with

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