Okay, I know you must get a lot of these threads about homosexual feelings but, I really just want to express my feelings and see if I can get any guidance or insight..or at least something to make me feel better
So...I think I might be gay, but I really don't know. I'm 15 (16 in about a month) and I've read many places that stuff like this is normal for teenagers. But I really think it's more than just "occasional feelings".
Like, when I hang out with my friends that are guys and we're in public they'll comment on girls like "oh man she's hot" and I just wouldn't see what they saw in her. I mean sure the girl looks nice but I don't have the same thoughts as them. Then I'd look at a guy in the same place and think the same thing (but I don't say anything).
But the thing is, I couldn't really see myself in a relationship with a guy. This might be because I was brought up in a "boy + girl = how it is" environment but...when I think about it sexually I would see myself with a girl more than a guy. Not to say I don't want to try some things but...uhm yeah
And the worst thing is that I can't even say anything about it to almost anyone in this town without being "labeled" as gay for the rest of my life, and I really don't want that if I'm not even sure..
I don't even really know what the point of this topic is...I just wanted to vent somehow and this seemed like a good place
EDIT: Forgot to put this in the first time but I don't exactly act how the "stereotypical" gay male does. I know 2 in real life (they're good friends of mine) and there are things that they do that are different, be it the way they talk or dress or whatever. But I feel like I'm pretty normal, if anything maybe a little less...for lack of a better phrase "dumb acting" as other guys, like I don't say stupid stuff or pick fights/ fake fights or whatever..just adds another wrench in my system <.>






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. You don't "need" to act in any way; acting doesn't make you a sexuality, being who you are does. If you're who you are and you're gay, there you go.
