Being Pulled out of the Closet

[TheN3rdyOutcast]

Today, in therapy, my wonderful therapist sort of pushed me out of the closet. Well, to be the truth, it wasn't forceful on his part nor willing on my part. It was more like being lured out with cake crumbs and then peing pushed out the rest of the way. Either way, now my therapist wants to know more about what's going on between my legs and in my head, and though I REALLY want to let it all out, I feel...hesitant. And it's not like he's some blatantly homophobic bigoted religious extremist dickhead who thinks that all gays should be shot and/or burn in a flaming tar pit. (Or at least he knows how to separate his personal beliefs from his career).

So what should I do now?

[JakePaiv]

Your situation is a little different. That's a fact. What you could do is tell him exactly how you feel. Or lie about it, even though he'll probably recognize the lie as he is expected to be able to do. However, what category you fall under is completely up to you to find out. If you don't want to talk about it, just tell your therapist that you don't. If he's got any sympathy at all, he won't bring it up for a good long while. If not, he'll metaphorically put a leash on you and lead you out.
I feel here this decision is for you to make, so I have stated either way you could talk to him about it, and with this information I bid you good luck. If you need further assistance please say so and someone if not me will be sure to provide you with the help you need.

[CassnovA]

if you have a therapist and are hiding your thoughts from them isnt that just kind of wasting your parents money and/or everyones time?