Letter.

I am 99% sure I was born gay.

I behaved in a masculine matter as a toddler and distinctly remembering having a crush on a female cartoon character without being aware of it because I didn't even know what tình yêu felt like as a young child. Throughout my years, I have not been interested in forming a relationship with neither a boy hoặc girl and rather kept to myself. As an experiment done out of boredom I fantasied about males but ended up saying "meh". Naturally I thought it was merely because romance wasn't my thing. But I can to a conclusion after noticing that the males I fantasied about were...

This bài viết is slightly similar to the one I wrote a few months ago, link. But I couldn't help reiterating. Sorry if it's a waste of time.

My whole life I have been fluctuating between gay and straight. It was only in my senior năm that I felt confident enough to come out to my close Những người bạn in high school. I even had my first girlfriend. And being in such a warm, welcoming environment, I was able to openly discuss my feelings with others who shared them.

I found out that năm that not only was I bisexual, but so were three of my Những người bạn who were previously calling themselves "straight," just...

These are my các lượt xem and thoughts about being a straight christian, but still supporting gay rights.

I wear a cross. It's a little golden vượt qua, cross with a tiny ruby in the middle, being I'm born in July, and that's my birthstone. It's a girt from my mom, and I might pass it on to the tiếp theo generation when I grow up. It's very special to me. I wear it all the time unless I'm swimming hoặc bathing. I wear it in performances (I'm an actress-to-be and I play violin at school). Even when I was in a play about the ancient greek gods, I wore it under my robes. My whole family is part italian, so we are mostly...