Tenkotsu
October 15th, 2011, 09:00 PM
I can’t pin down exactly when I began being weird and different, I remember staring in second grade the anatomy drawings of the boy and “licking it with my mind”, for some reason. When I was 8 I think ,I don’t remember exactly this thing, I accidentally entered my brother’s bedroom without knocking to say good night and I saw him naked, saw his expression trying to stop anyone from entering and then I saw down there, I quickly turned around and left. I can’t remember if this happened before or after I tried to spy some of my classmates when they went to pee in a tree, I remember subtlety trying to see their penises but couldn’t.
Around 7th grade I started to "like" guys that were stronger or more secure about themselves, but not girls at all, I wanted to be like other guys but felt wrong because I liked them a lot, I wanted to do "things" with them. I couldn't even hang out with them or just be normal because I felt that if I became to close or did something wrong everyone would think I was being very gay for being too friendly, or hanging with any guy too much.
I wanted a best friend, but I knew I didn’t just want to be friends and wanted to have a special bond with a guy, I knew that was considered gay, wrong and I’d be ridiculed forever for it. I knew my family would be disappointed because it was too obvious that I was gay, I had many signs of it. My best friends during high school were a pair of twins with which I was way to touchy and expressive with them, I liked them too much (I really liked them) and I think I was more like a possessive clingy jealous girlfriend than anything. I wasn’t “normal”.
I feel terrible because I feel like a stereotype of a gay guy, that every assumption of homosexuals is true with me and I don’t do any favors to homosexuals, I’m weak, I have a soft voice, I’m not good at sports, kind of nerdy, I act very differently from other guys, I’m very delicate, I don’t act like a guy, I’m kind of effeminate (In comparison to other guys, I feel that I have more “womanish” attitudes), I know I’m not like other guys, I have never been.
I feel that, as the way most people think, I did this to myself, I became gay, even though it’s not true and a lot of people can attest that, I still feel guilty that I somehow made myself gay, because I saw another guy naked or didn’t try to or force myself to try to get a girlfriend.
I feel guilty that every fear of a guy becoming or being gay because of “X” is true with me, every stereotype and fear is reinforced if everyone knows that I’m gay. I hated that I was the only gay guy, because I feel that it is a pretty obvious outcome and it’s a foregone conclusion, I’m not a strong guy that just happens to be gay, I’m a gay guy that anyone could’ve guess easily, I feel I reinforce the notion that gays are well, gay and I don’t like it.
Nowadays I’ve pretty much accepted that I’m gay, although I still “don’t like” liking just guys. I’m trying to finally accept it to move forward I guess. I either accept it or keep denying it and justify that I’m not gay, somehow.
Around 7th grade I started to "like" guys that were stronger or more secure about themselves, but not girls at all, I wanted to be like other guys but felt wrong because I liked them a lot, I wanted to do "things" with them. I couldn't even hang out with them or just be normal because I felt that if I became to close or did something wrong everyone would think I was being very gay for being too friendly, or hanging with any guy too much.
I wanted a best friend, but I knew I didn’t just want to be friends and wanted to have a special bond with a guy, I knew that was considered gay, wrong and I’d be ridiculed forever for it. I knew my family would be disappointed because it was too obvious that I was gay, I had many signs of it. My best friends during high school were a pair of twins with which I was way to touchy and expressive with them, I liked them too much (I really liked them) and I think I was more like a possessive clingy jealous girlfriend than anything. I wasn’t “normal”.
I feel terrible because I feel like a stereotype of a gay guy, that every assumption of homosexuals is true with me and I don’t do any favors to homosexuals, I’m weak, I have a soft voice, I’m not good at sports, kind of nerdy, I act very differently from other guys, I’m very delicate, I don’t act like a guy, I’m kind of effeminate (In comparison to other guys, I feel that I have more “womanish” attitudes), I know I’m not like other guys, I have never been.
I feel that, as the way most people think, I did this to myself, I became gay, even though it’s not true and a lot of people can attest that, I still feel guilty that I somehow made myself gay, because I saw another guy naked or didn’t try to or force myself to try to get a girlfriend.
I feel guilty that every fear of a guy becoming or being gay because of “X” is true with me, every stereotype and fear is reinforced if everyone knows that I’m gay. I hated that I was the only gay guy, because I feel that it is a pretty obvious outcome and it’s a foregone conclusion, I’m not a strong guy that just happens to be gay, I’m a gay guy that anyone could’ve guess easily, I feel I reinforce the notion that gays are well, gay and I don’t like it.
Nowadays I’ve pretty much accepted that I’m gay, although I still “don’t like” liking just guys. I’m trying to finally accept it to move forward I guess. I either accept it or keep denying it and justify that I’m not gay, somehow.