WHERE MY GAYS AT!

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What is your sexuality?

  • Straight Male

    Votes: 15 21.1%
  • Straight Female

    Votes: 20 28.2%
  • Bi Male

    Votes: 5 7.0%
  • Bi Female

    Votes: 5 7.0%
  • Gay Male

    Votes: 10 14.1%
  • Gay Female

    Votes: 7 9.9%
  • Whatever I feel like when i get up in the morning

    Votes: 9 12.7%

  • Total voters
    71
@Daphné Thank you for your kindness <3 Yes, I did indeed have a rather horrible childhood, and I find that it still reflects to my current life, but it's getting better.

My relationship with my father is getting better too, and I do still love him, but of course I can't help but hold a grudge against him :I sure, he only hurt me physically a few times, but it had a negative effect on my self-esteem and made me feel unloved. My second cousin I just avoid till the end of time.

But like I said, it's getting better! Thank you for your concern :chuu:
 
I don't know what I am. I've had a crush on a few guys in my life but I get uncomfortable at the thought of having a sexual relationship with a man over a woman. I thought I was straight, but I'm really not sure if I'm lesbian or bi.

Recenty, I'd been developing feelings for a friend of mine. She'd always been so nice to me and I looked up to her. One day I thought 'is it something more?' and started freaking out. She is in nearly all of my classes and sits next to me so its hard not to avoid her. In the middle of the day I got terribly lightheaded and dizzy after thinking about her for too long and started crying. My friends demanded to know what it was about but I never told them. This is a usual struggle of a teenage girl growing up, but I wonder if any of you could relate and/or help?
 
I don't know what I am. I've had a crush on a few guys in my life but I get uncomfortable at the thought of having a sexual relationship with a man over a woman. I thought I was straight, but I'm really not sure if I'm lesbian or bi.

Recenty, I'd been developing feelings for a friend of mine. She'd always been so nice to me and I looked up to her. One day I thought 'is it something more?' and started freaking out. She is in nearly all of my classes and sits next to me so its hard not to avoid her. In the middle of the day I got terribly lightheaded and dizzy after thinking about her for too long and started crying. My friends demanded to know what it was about but I never told them. This is a usual struggle of a teenage girl growing up, but I wonder if any of you could relate and/or help?

I can very much relate. Teenage years were a struggle for me, too. I was uncertain about my sexuality and relationships and it was really hard for me.

I had a similar experience. I crushed badly on one of my best friends, and was sure she was straight. It made me miserable: I liked her so much but didn't have the courage to tell her. I was scared I'd ruin our friendship. I knew she was a tolerant person (we had a common friend who was bisexual) and I knew she wouldn't hate me or anything, but still, I was scared that things would get very awkward between us.

But somehow, I found the courage to tell her (I just kissed her ^^' well, I was fourteen... Now I wouldn't be so straightforward) AND SHE LIKED ME BACK. We dated for two years and I was the happiest I've ever been. I lived her insanely much.

But then we broke up a few years ago after slowly drifting apart first. And it was the most painful thing ever. It took a long time to recover from that, as I had lost not only a girlfriend but also my best friend (we haven't really spoken since). But these days, I treasure the memories I have from out time together and am happy I was brave enough to pursue a relationship with her. She was my first love and it was a wonderful relationship as long as it lasted. We just... Well, we grew apart. It didn't work out anymore.

After that, I've had only one real crush, which was on my current best friend. I told her and she was flattered, but told me she was straight. She accepted me fully and told me she was sorry, but she only loved me as a friend. It was a disappointment, but it didn't have a negative effect on our friendship. We're still besties :)

I don't know if I'm able to help you to decide what to do, as every person and every situation is different, but I if you truly like your friend, I think you should let them know. If she is a true friend, she'll accept you as you are and won't think any less of you. If she doesn't, then she isn't a real friend. I'd say listen to your heart and go for it, for if she is a good friend, then you have nothing to lose. But I also advice that you should think about your crush on her carefully before deciding what to do. Can you picture yourself in a relationship with her? Do you truly want to be in a romantical relationship with her? Do you think it could work out? Are you sure it's romantical and not just admiration towards a friend? I'm not saying your feelings aren't real, they are probably geniune, but not all attractions are romantical, and it can be difficult to determine whether they are or not. If the answer is yes, then talk to her about it. Like I said, real friends won't abandon their friend for liking them.

Good luck, and remember you can always talk to me about anything! I hope everything goes well! I'm here for you *hug*
 
@magicmagiamahou
I've never experienced that, but I'll try to help you :hi:
Realizing that you're not straight can be hard, I took me many months.
The most important thing : do not fear it. Being homo/bi isn't a wrong thing. The search for sexual identity is a common part in teenagers' lifes.
About your friend, don't try to avoid her. I could hurt her and you at the same time.
Just think about it quietly : How do you feel while being next to her ?
Be honest with yourself.
If you're in love with her, keep being with her, you'll feel better. If you want, try to ask her out. Or not, you choose. But never fear her.
If you're not, so there's nothing to worry about.
Never forget : Don't fear her, and don't fear yourself.

You're the first person I try to help, so I hope I explained correctly :goodjob:

PS : Someone replied you while I was typing, I hope he/she helped you !
 
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Oh, like @Daphné said, never think that being bi/gay is wrong or something to be ashamed about. It's not, it's normal and there's absolutely nothing wrong with it! Daphné's comment is great, she knows what she's talking about. I'm not that great with words ^^"

Edit: I can't spell.
 
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Ow thanks :shy: Your comment was great too, and I'm sure it was helpful !
I convinced myself with the same reasoning few months ago, and it worked so I share it in order to help people:innocent:.
(PS : I think I'm the youngest of us, and I don't have any love EXP)
 
Ow thanks :shy: Your comment was great too, and I'm sure it was helpful !
I convinced myself with the same reasoning few months ago, and it worked so I share it in order to help people:innocent:.
(PS : I think I'm the youngest of us, and I don't have any love EXP)

I'm sure you were great help :innocent:
Even though I have experience, you might be more helpful if you are closer to @magicmagiamahou 's age. And it depends so much about where people live, cultures can be very different regarding these things. Finland is the last Nordic Country where homosexual marriage is not yet possible, but it will be in 2017! It was decided last year, but laws take time here. Exciting! :sohappy:
 
2017 ? Great ! :goodjob:
(So I could marry Tarja then- ? ) (oh right, Argentina and Marcelo)

I hope we helped her ! :sohappy:
 
2017 ? Great ! :goodjob:
(So I could marry Tarja then- ? ) (oh right, Argentina and Marcelo)

I hope we helped her ! :sohappy:

Wanna now a secret? I dated Tarja's nephew in seventh grade. True story.

1/5 would not date again

I hope so too! :innocent:
 
Woa... I'm amazed ! :waii: Did you met her ?
If you married him, you would be in her family ;)
 
Woa... I'm amazed ! :waii: Did you met her ?
If you married him, you would be in her family ;)

No, I did not meet her :bow:I didn't meet any family of his. We only dated a short while. He just wasn't my type. But I've known him for a long time, we went to the same elementary school, were classmates in junior high and went to the same high school too.

But to be Tarja's family! :nosebleed: I'd be in heaven! If only she lived in Finland...
 
@Kurjenmiekka Thanks a lot for your help. I've been thinking about it a lot lately and I'm sure she'll reject me. Your experience with that girl sounded amazing while it was happening, I'm glad it made you happy. I'm also glad to hear that the relationship with your bff wasn't harmed by you telling her how you felt, it makes me more confident. *hugs back*

@Daphné Being homosexual/bi is definitely not a bad thing, you're right! At this point I probably won't ask her out as I'm rethinking my feelings and going through quite a bit of emotional stress right now, but thanks for all your help you two!
 
@magicmagiamahou Glad we could help. It's good that you've been thinking about it a lot, and yes, in a time of emotional stress it might not be the best time to tell her, as it would probably only increase your stress. I'm sorry that you've come to a conclusion that she would reject you... must be hard to accept. I hope you'll still be able to enjoy her friendship and I hope you'll feel better soon!
 
Wow
Long time I haven't visited this thread.
Times have changed a lot since..

Definitely lesbian, and proud of it ! :hero:
(And in a relationship (confessed 8 months ago), and now madly in love) :love:

I've finally found my place in the LGBT+ community and almost all my friends are part of it too.

I think CPM helped a lot, sooo....
THANK YOU VERY MUCH EVERYONE :bow: :TdT:
 
I get uncomfortable at the thought of having a sexual relationship with a man over a woman.

Me. If I ever try to imagine myself near a guy that way I want to gag.

Moreover, know no matter what. Whatever your orientation turns out to be your feelings are valid and okay, it's also okay for your orientation to change, whether that's straight to bi or bi to straight. Just go wherever your feelings take you and if that means you like girls just roll with it. That doesn't mean admit your crush if you don't want to yet. It just means you like a super pretty girl and that's cool. Making yourself feel bad about it probably won't do much in the long run except make you feel worse.

I remember when I got my first girl crush last year; I didn't even realise.

(story time)

It was over a girl Isabella who was a girl in my friendship group. I just used to give her a bunch of hugs all the time since I wanted to be closer. Looking back i have no clue why I did or why she didn't stop me. Then one day my friend asked me why I kept hugging her a bunch and then I was like "I guess I like Isabella." my friend then persuaded me to tell Isabella, so I did. She took it really well, it was like a compliment to her I guess, she blushed and got flustered a little with a huge grin on her face, though she said she was straight and didn't like me back. While that was somewhat unfortunate it didn't make me upset or angry at myself. I was glad she took it well.

My feelings for her came and went. I ended up kissing her cheek on the last minute of the school social in term 4 last year where she then just re-stated "as friends" since then feelings. Gone. I guess I just needed that but everyone is different and every crush is different too.

My second crush is less intense due to the fact I have a DEFINITE feeling she won't take it well.
My second crush is over a girl named Lissie (a crush which also started last year) She pushed me to go to social for the first time (Term 2.) She helped me pick out what to wear and told me what it was like. However her choices were very much the opposite of my comfort zone so the night before I emailed her saying that I felt that I needed to pick my own clothes for social and be comfortable and confident in what I was wearing but that I appreciated her advice and would definitely take it into consideration. She took it really well and THAT'S when my crush started. She was super nice and she's SUPER pretty. However we're on different ends of the social spectrum. She has lots of popular friends and every single post of hers ALWAYS has someone else in it. While I have friends, we're very nerdy and I like to be alone on my weekends.

About term 3 last term I heard her crying in the bathrooms while a bunch of her friends were trying to comfort her. Ever since then I just want to be her girlfriend, give her the world, show her how beautiful she is, cherish her so much and make her believe she is worth something. I don't even know if that's what she was crying over but that's what I want to do. I want to just be at her side and cherish her, go on walks, make breakfast with her and a bunch of other things like that.
The thing that stops me is that I doubt she'll take it well. She might act nice to my face but then the popular girls will know and then Lara will come and call me a sick freak.

(That in itself is an interesting story. For secret Santa I thought a cute way to give a hint to my person ((who wasn't Lara)) was to print out some song lyrics so she could guess me by the music I like. The first one went down really well she showed it to everyone. It was Beautiful by Sarah DeBono so obviously felt so happy reading it. The second one was this translation of Magia and she showed it to everyone, and Lara took it as a love letter and came to me and yelled at me calling me sick and disgusting and unnatural. At the time I wasn't bi nor did I like my person for SS that way so I was just super confused. I ended up getting upset and eating all the mini chocolates I planned to give with those hints.)


The popular girls also isolate and ignore anyone who's gay/bi in the class (I've seen it happen.) So obviously I'll probably never tell Lissie. (That's the problem with a catholic all girl's school. On paper supporting marriage equality is something they ALL barrack for. IRL they absolutely become DISGUSTED)

I hoped reading my experiences makes you feel a bit better. Rejection isn't always followed by disgust. But it can be rough. We can't really tell you how your friend or any of your peers will react. But if you feel safe admitting your feelings do give it some thought. Honestly maybe probe your friends on what they think of gay people at school and things, it can be a good indicator. and remember It's 100% okay to not tell anyone if that's what you wanna do. Your safety is ALWAYS first.

No matter what I'm sure you'll make the tight choice, even if it takes awhile.
 
My crush has known that I have liked her for a year. I didn't know that. I was so happy to be around her I didn't think that she could know. I was super upset. I never wanted her to know. I wanted it to be okay, but it wasn't. Since then, I've been super depressed thought of suicide and cutting myself, and I can't be around her anymore. She said that she's known and it didn't matter, but I've been ignoring her. I'm sure she's super pissed off at me. I'm so stupid.
 
My crush has known that I have liked her for a year. I didn't know that. I was so happy to be around her I didn't think that she could know. I was super upset. I never wanted her to know. I wanted it to be okay, but it wasn't. Since then, I've been super depressed thought of suicide and cutting myself, and I can't be around her anymore. She said that she's known and it didn't matter, but I've been ignoring her. I'm sure she's super pissed off at me. I'm so stupid.

Hope you'll be okay, I can understand this is a lot to go through so find some new friends and regroup for a little bit, suicide isn't the right answer but it's okay to be upset. That's only natural.
 
Wow
Long time I haven't visited this thread.
Times have changed a lot since..

Definitely lesbian, and proud of it ! :hero:
(And in a relationship (confessed 8 months ago), and now madly in love) :love:

I've finally found my place in the LGBT+ community and almost all my friends are part of it too.

I think CPM helped a lot, sooo....
THANK YOU VERY MUCH EVERYONE :bow: :TdT:

Congratulations! :cheer:
 
*bumps thread*

is gay male pretty sure.... I'm attracted to more guys but once in a blue moon attracted to a girl.... but not often enough to necessarily consider myself bi... but in the long run it doesn't matter, you're attracted to who you're attracted to ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
 
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