ab.aeterno
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Yeah, I've made my life quite the little house of cards that way. It gets increasingly harder to have reasons I've found no woman to date, when speaking to extended family and friends.That ask don't tell policy can only last for so long. For heteros, their first relationships and sexualities are encouraged and celebrated (for the most part). "Oh why yes Jimmy we'd love to meet your girlfriend!" "My boy is a grown up man now" Heh... I:
#straightprivilege
Really, I'm almost more worried how most of my straight friends will take it, specifically because of the dynamic most of those friendships have. Swear to Christ they enjoy acting gay more than gay people, given the things they say and how they act. But given they act that way to me and I act that way back, I have a terrible fear they'll retroactively misconstrue out from entirely joking (which it always has been) to not -- given how most straight people seem to think gay people must find them attractive.
One of my best friends and I are constantly joking about fucking each other, and we call each other baby and bae. How awkward will it be to admit, yo I actually am gay, to a friend like that? Ugh.
We'll see. I finally have a couple people I feel I can comfortably come out to, so the question is if and when I'll take that step finally.