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Feeling scared about coming out of the "closet"
I'm 14 and every since I was 8 years old I knew I was homosexual I have a boyfriend in school, but nobody knows about it, in school he doesn't even look at me, but when I go to his house he's all nice and loving. But lately I've been thinking of telling everyone I'm gay, I'm horrified of what people would say not about me, but my boyfriend because nobody knows he's gay too. I need advice because I hate having to be somebody I'm not everyday of my life.
When you come out, you don't have to out your boyfriend at all. Or if you feel that you may need support when doing so, maybe chat with him and find out if he feels ready to come out as well. best of luck
I am just like u u should HMU something so we can talk
That's a one way street. Once you come out you can't go back. Take it slow, and don't hurt you friend.
It should be Adam and Eve ALL THE TIME.... not Adam and Steve.
F***, I'm a male, I'd no more ** c*ck or push a bloke's s*** than jump out a helicopter at 3,000 feet without a parachute.
Don't feel like you NEED to come out. You're 14 and kids your age can be cruel. It's nobody's business but your own who you are attracted to. I'm happy that you realized at a relatively early age. I had to get married and divorced before I realized I was bisexual.
Once you've had a few ** in your mouth, you'll feel better.
More like a few ** up your ** more like it.
Aberration.
Don’t feel the need to tell someone you will now when your ready at first I believe that’s how it is for everyone who’s special like yourself. I think they all are scared and hide their relationships but when your ready to let it be known you will know!
I myself wanted to wait until I wasn't 18 before telling my father or mother anything about my sexuality but I ** up and fell in love with another person of my ** at 15, my parents found out soon afterwards. My father in particular isn't very open-minded and is extremely judgemental, so he was the worst to talk to, but he is still my father and he didn't kick me out. I go to quite a liberal school, so that's made it a lot easier exploring my sexuality. Maybe advice isn't to not label yourself as anything until you are absolutely certain, or maybe not even then. Labels can be restrictive and I've certainly had an easier time being able to be more fluid. Don't be be too nervous or you'll not have a goodnight time at all. Sending love your way
Fair play and nobody has rite too judge..
My advice is to not label yourself*
Sorry about that, predictive ** sometimes
Do not be ashamed son. Talk too your parents first. You can talk too this other boy in private ate. I also don't think you should tell others about this other boy yet. As you could ruin your friendship. There's nothing to do wrong with being gray. I've got a ten year old son and twelve year old daughter. I would not care what they do as long as they are not hurting others. I'd like too wrap my arms around you sweetie. Mom off two and hugs **
**, I'm a male, I'd no more ** c*ck or push a bloke's ** than jump out a helicopter at 3,000 feet without a parachute.