lefty and righty-talk make her DREAD the day aj gets about mitch and lou’s age.
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lefty and righty-talk make her DREAD the day aj gets about mitch and lou’s age.
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it took me 6 tries to even get all the way through this ask thank you
It's Coming Out Day!!
So I have decided to give the story of the first time I came out. Nobody will read this, probably, but I want to put it out into the universe nonetheless.
For about a month I had been questioning my sexuality. Everybody else was exploring theirs. I had been asked constantly if I was gay. I was constantly surrounded by people who are and was always speaking up about the rights that LBGTQ+ people had. I replied no. From what I knew, I wasn't. I think we both knew I was lying when I said it, though.
I researched. I looked up definitions. I spent free time scouring sites and trying to find what fit. Knowing that somebody could have different attractions romantically and sexually, I timidly looked up on Google, "is panromantic heterosexual real?" Fearing that what I was feeling was dumb and not real and-
But what came up confirmed that, yes, panromantic heterosexual was a very real way to define yourself.
I kept it to myself. Nobody needed to know.
The first time I came out to other people was backstage Sleepy Hollow, a play that my school was putting on. I was acting in it. We were trying to get in and out of character. Sexuality came up along the way. Everybody stated where they stood. In a moment of impulse, I blurted out that I was a panromantic heterosexual. Oh. Where did that come from why did I say that no I can take it bac-
I was met with smiles and respect. And I felt good. I felt great. I felt real.
I continue to define my sexuality. At the time I believed I had been a panromantic heterosexual. Now I believe myself to be a panromantic graypansexual. I continue to come out. Every confirmation, every joke, every correction is me coming out. And every time it's a bit scary. But I made it through the first time, why not the fiftieth?
Asdfghjkl I can't even put this into words. ❤