secsagger999

Guest is right on a lot of it. Not like I disagree with any of it.

i'm up for it

that'd be hot

It depends for me

I'd figure out which one I care for most, the guy or the friend (in my cast, it's the guy. I've tried the other way around) then see wha t he'd be willing to do

My advice: Just go on with your life and don't worry about it. Let them find out on their own. If they really care for you it won't phase them. If they're bigots then let them be the ones to say something. It's a lot easier that way. Mainly because it shows that you don't care what others think and that you're happy with yourself, even if your not, and that they can't try to change you.

14/15

Your video is so hot!!!!

Go up to him, in private, and ask him while you're both sober. Make sure he can't run away on you like most guys would about something like that. But you must be up front. And if he was being honest while in the closet, (lol no pun intended) talk to him about it.

same with a kick to their crotch

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For me, I never had to come out to my parents. When I was younger, a friend told me that I was gay, although I never knew what that meant. But later on my parents were told and they never believed it. But they also never asked me if I was, mainly because if it wasn't church or school, I didn't go anywhere. But after three more parents told them, they asked me, during the time I was crying over my best friend going to jail, I told them I was. Thwy asked me why I never told them, I said because I never felt that it was any of their business. Because I am me, you are you. If you have to tell oth

17, gay, and from Ohio