Showing posts with label Relationships. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Relationships. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

its late and i'm feeling lonely

so, it's late, and for no particular reason i'm feeling lonely...
like the romantic sorta lonely, like the I wish i had someone to hold right now sorta lonely. I'm not that discontented with my life in fact things are going pretty well... maybe its just cuz i stayed up so late, idkk.... maybe i stayed up so late cuz i'm lonely
this is not a coherrent post, but just me rambling..... i want a bf... or at least someone to care for. i really am lacking physical companionship right now and am getting pissed about it. Prob is I cant find anyone that is a) attractive enough and b) stable enough and c) not straight for me to have a relationship with.
Which is why i just wanna hook up with guys at times... or at least go make out with a bunch... but the prob with that is that i'll probs end up hurting people. people always fall for me too quickly and then things get awkward. i hate hurting people. that and i'll feel slutty... but hell maybe i just gotta forget about feeling slutty for a bit. idk, i'm very conflicted.
anyways, i'm gonna go try and sleep. this sorta thing doesnt usualy happen to me, especially lately, but i'm just venting some emotions
jordy

Friday, December 4, 2009

My Dilemma

In regards to dating I've ran accross a sort of dilemma. I am conflicted between my desire for a long term commited relationship and my desire for umm.. physicality for a lack of a better word.
I'm at the stage of my life where I am starting to think more about my future, what I want to do, and inevitably who I can live it with (whether friends or lovers). Many of my close friends my age are seriously dating others and some are considering marriage, and I feel that I should also be looking for people I could potentially spend my life with.
But I have a problem with that...
I have no experience being in a relationship with another person. Hell, I don't even have any sexual experience. I'm pretty inexperienced all around and am not even sure what kinda of person I'm looking for yet. I'm definetely not ready to commit to someone in an LTR yet and think that doing so may be a rash decision given my limited experience.
I'm only starting to gain some of the dating experience that many of my heterosexual peers gained when they were entering highschool...
I have the emotional and life needs of a 22 yo, but the sexual and relational needs of a 15 yo... its not a good place to be... it means i have a lot of dating to do.

not only that... but I have a pretty radical fear of commitment. I'm scared of prematurely attaching myself to the wrong person for the wrong reasons. I'm scared of hurting others by being unfaithful and scared of being hurt in the same way.

I really want a committed relationship eventually, but I dont think I'm emotionally capable of having one right now.
But I dont just want to hookup with guys and become a slut, that's not my style either... I dont want sex w/o any sort of connection, I'd feel so gross about myself...
what do I need? Somehow I spose I'm trying to gain the dating experience I really should have had 6 years ago. But that's complicated by all sorts of factors... for example how slutty and deceptive other gay guys can be... the fact that most people seem to be interested in either really serious relationships or plain out be sluts... idk..
maybe i'm over thinking this thing. maybe i just need to find the right guy.

I'm pretty innocent for my age and really dont know what i'm getting myself into with the prospect of a relationship at this point.. but I spose I'll learn.

alright, I think this post was too long and rambly without any concrete examples, next post I'll talk about the kid who I dated several times and how he fell for me.

peace
Jordy

Thursday, October 22, 2009

A lot to catch up on

Hey there folks,
It's been a while, kinda fell behind in my blog. So much has happened in the last week or two that I have thought about posting, however I ended up not posting any of it because I got overwhelmed with how long I would have had to spend witting said post.

So I've decided to write about what's been going on but I'll be doing it in several short posts rather than a large one.

So... to catch you up to speed...
I've started dating guys and trying to get more gay friends. As of now the only real avenue I have of meeting guys besides walking into a gay bar is the internet, so I've been on some gay networking sites talking with people and setting dates/hang out times with.
I've decided that I really want to be in a relationship and I figure right now in my life is the perfect time for me to do so. I don't have the pressure of school and I'm free of a lot of people who would look down on me for dating guys. That being said i'm not just looking for anyone and won't be desperately throwing myself at anything with a penis... I suppose my standards are high when it comes to how guys look and, on top of that, a lot of the guys I have met so far I feel are (no offense intended here) more feminine. There's nothing wrong with that, i'm just not into it. Of the gay population there is probably a small percent I'd be into... which is fine, just means I need to be patient and really look around. It also means I need to meet more gay guys cuz they might have friends I'd be into.

so yea I've met three guys so far.
The first was kinda awkward, I met him through a friend I met on a social networking site. We went out to eat and just chatted He was a smart guy, med student, but I was not attracted to him at all... he just didn't do it for me--he wasn't as hot in person as I thought he'd be. He could be a good friend I suppose, but he seemed to be really into me... and I have this thing about how I hate leading people on and get really awkward when they're into me and I'm not into them... so I haven't really talked to him since last week.
I'll write about my second and third dates at another time...

btw i have a date coming up w/ a new guy that i'm pretty stoked for...

anyways peace out
Jordo

Tuesday, May 5, 2009

Not sure If I'm cut out for this gay thing

Hey folks,

I haven't posted in what has felt like ages, I am sorry.

Life has gotten quite difficult this last week and I'm not entirely sure why. My best guess is that all the shit I've been dealing with has, so to speak, accumulated like plaque upon the arteries of my heart (emotional heart here), and it is very hurt.

I suppose I haven't posted because I've lacked the energy to do so. My body and mind feel like they're shutting down.
So i just haven't had the resolve to post.
sorry

hmmm... so what can i update you on


Aaron:

Cute as always. This weekend I (a) held hands with Aaron and (b) saw his cock
But.... they were both jokes (or at least masqueraded as jokes)

But before you all get excited and think Aaron is gay, let me tell you he is not. Perhaps he is bi, i dunno. But either way he (a) loves his gf and (b) is not mature enough to acknowledge and accept his homosexual feelings.

I wish I didn't love him so much. I wish I could just forget him, but I can't. It hurts because I look at him and I just simply care for him, but can't show him that care, and more over don't want to be bound by that care, but I am.

alright next update

Cute Guy from Class:

I am pretty sure he is straight

Up till today i was like 100% sure he was gay.
All the signs were.... the gaydar was letting off an alarm.

But today after class I talked to him. He talked about a couple girls he thought were cute. Damn!

my luck. well at least i know. Too bad, because he's a nice dude and would have been a better bf

I can still be his friend i guess




So right now, I just feel like shit

And i don't really wanna be gay right now.
Not because I feel guilty, but just because it's such a fucking hassle

Hiding myself from others, having a hard time finding romantic partners, falling in love with friends who have a very ambiguous sexuality, crushing on straight boys, and in my case never being kissed, or touched or anything by another guy that loves me back

I don't feel guilty about being gay, but right now I just don't like the effects its had on my life. Maybe my problem isn't my sexuality, it's my overall lack of satisfaction with my life.... Yep that's def it.

Sorry to be such a downer

Much love

Jordo

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

The Meltdown

In my post When I realized… I detailed the development of my sexuality up to the point I realized I was gay. That was two years ago. So I’d thought I’d write a post about where I am right now and how I’ve gotten here. I started writing this post, but then realized that it was going to be way too long and so I split it into two posts. The first one is All About Aaron talks about how I fell for another straight guy during my junior year… ugh! This one deals predominantly with some of the depression I’ve faced this year (my senior year) as a result of being in the closet. I suggest you read All About Aaron first if you want to fully understand this post, but if you value expediency over detail then this post will make sense on its own. This post may be another long one, but after it my posts should shorten up significantly… maybe…
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To kick things off… in a comment Kiwi asked how I coped with the realization that I was gay.

I should first note that although I have been raised in a homophobic environment and I go to a Christian University I haven’t ever really felt guilty about being gay. Once I realized it I just knew it wasn’t wrong. Why? Because I knew it was a big part of me—not a part of me that I chose, but a part of me which has always been there. I saw my homosexuality as an intrinsically good thing. I somehow understood that God had made me gay, perhaps even for a reason, and that he loved me as the gay person I am.

At first it was an exciting time in my life. Internally recognizing my homosexuality helped me understand myself a whole lot better: it explained my depression for the last year or so regarding Luke, it helped me understand the motivation behind a lot of my actions, and it helped me see what I wanted out of life. It was exciting because a realm of possibility opened up. I realized it was possible for me to live life as a gay guy: I could go for Kyle, I could find another guy, I could finally learn to live as myself.

Unfortunately it wasn’t long until the weight of reality crushed my newfound excitement. Once the euphoria of my epiphany wore off I woke up to the fact that I was stuck in a Christian society which would not be so enthusiastic about the contents of my self-discovery. No one knew I was gay, but if they found out who knows what hell would break loose! So I did what any respectable Christian would do, I went underground.

I thought that I could put aside my homosexuality until I got of university and then I’d magically start living the open gay life I dreamed about—I turned out to be very wrong.

A couple things happened. Firstly, I fell for another straight guy [Aaron], ugghh! Secondly, I became friends with a group of people and started to legitimately care for them. Problem is that both the straight guy I fell for, Aaron, and my friends are all very homophobic. Fuck! At first it wasn’t a big deal. I was kind of like, “whatevs, these friendships are just temporary.” But when I realized that these people actually mattered to me and that if I were to come out to them my life would be taken down the shitter, that’s when I started to meltdown.

I didn’t really meltdown until the beginning of my senior year. However, the feelings of isolation and meaninglessness which resulted in my meltdown started accumulating at the beginning of my junior year. I started asking questions like: ‘would my friends accept me if they figured out I’m gay’, ‘what would I say to Aaron’, ‘would I loose my family’s support’, ect. At first these questions were easily put aside—I could focus on my newer friendships, just relax and have fun. But my fears only intensified as I grew closer to those around me. The closer I grew to them the more I realized just how much I could loose. On top of that I felt that all my relationships were disingenuous because my friends didn’t know the real me [I’ve talked about that enough in previous posts]. The meaning, security, and depth of relationship I desired drifted further and further out of my reach

Near the middle of last semester my thoughts and fears reached a critical point and I melted down. I was like a pot of water which was simmering for a long time and had finally boiled over. For a week I was incapacitated by depression. I couldn’t do anything. I couldn’t do homework, couldn't hang out with friends, couldn’t eat, couldn’t workout (and I usually love that), couldn’t fall asleep, couldn’t get up... It was pretty bad. I'd lost all hope. I’ve been depressed before, but never that bad.

I almost exploded and came out to everyone; perhaps things would’ve been better if I had. Instead I called up two trusted friends, both older than me, and came out to them. They were both people I know who would be accepting and have good advice for me. They managed to calm me down sufficiently and give me some hope. After those conversations I decided not to come out. I was too mentally unstable and don’t know if I could have handled the potential rejection. I didn’t want to come out and just bleed all over everyone only to be rejected. It was good to have some older and wiser people talk me through my problems—I don’t talk to them much, but I am forever in grateful for their compassion.

So I didn’t come out and eventually my depression lessened in degree, but I don’t think I ever really recovered from that meltdown. For one I’m still tired all the time and have one hell of a hard time concentrating on everything, I still feel lonely and isolated, and I still can’t find enduring meaning in many of my relationships here [I am out to a couple more people, but I’ll talk about them latter]. If anything I’ve emotionally withdrawn from a lot of my friendships, which saddens me. Even with Aaron I’ve emotionally shut down a part of myself so I don’t feel as much around him—it’s like I’m anesthetizing my feelings so I don’t feel the impending pain of rejection. So I guess lately things have just felt dull and dreary. Nothing exciting, nothing that I care about too much… it’s a really sad spot to be in.

Right now I’m just working on getting through the school year.


More than anything I want acceptance. I wish I could wake up one day and everyone would have magically found out (or always knew) I was gay and that they we’re all cool with it. If I’d meet some boy I could talk to my friends about it and they’d encourage me on, when guys are checking out chicks I wouldn’t have to pretend to be interested, when I fall in love my friends and family would actually be happy for me, when I have fun with my friends or family or begin to care for them I wouldn’t have to worry about loosing them due to my secrets, ect. If I could stop hiding my life would feel full, meaningful and secure. All in all I would be loved for who I am and I would love people out of that self. I just wish the world could be more like that—it’s my dream... not just for me by the way, but for all of us gays. Hopefully one day we won’t have to hide anymore and we won’t have to be scared of being rejected or harmed. Hopefully one day the world will truly learn to love us for who we are.

Unfortunately we’re still a ways off. Maybe someday...

Your Friend,

Jordo

Monday, March 23, 2009

All About Aaron

This is the story of how I fell for Aaron…

I met Aaron through rugby and at first kind of thought he was a tool: albeit a good looking blue-eyed blond-haired tool, but a tool nevertheless. I met him around the same time I met Kyle. We definitely didn’t hit it off right away. He seemed like a shallow arrogant sort of bastard to me, so I didn’t really engage him at all.

But during the next year (junior year), we started to become friends. We played rugby together (he was a center and I was a fullback), so we had that as our common ground. I started to realized that though Aaron may be a little shallow he also posses some other good (aka attractive) qualities. He is witty, cute, playful, and loyal, all these qualities I highly value.

Although I started to see him as a good friend and valuable person I still wasn’t into him in a romantic way. He had just gotten out of a relationship with a girl and I wanted to respect his straightness. In fact I wouldn’t have fallen for him if it wasn’t for…well… how fucking gay he acted.

After him and his gf broke ties he started hanging out with me a lot more. He’d call me up at weird times and just wanna go on a walk, play some stupid video game, or just hang. I know those are all things straight guys do, but usually straight guys don’t do that exclusively with one person. He would even ditch his friends to chill alone with me. I felt like he was coming on to me. Sometimes he wouldn’t call; he’d just show up at my room unexpectedly. Once I remember I was napping and he just showed up at my room, I woke up when he got there and he was just standing in the doorway. That’s when I think I knew that I had fallen for him.

He was a lot of things that I wanted in a bf: caring, honest, loyal, simple, fun, athletic, humorous, sexy ect. But I swore to myself I wouldn’t fall for him because I ‘knew’ that he was straight. I didn’t want to repeat the same bullshit that went down with Luke. But the way he acted made me reconsider his straightness. I started to fall for him. His persistence broke down the walls to my heart.

I still am convinced that he may be partly bisexual, but just not open about it. I swear I’ve seen him checking guys out. When I have my shirt off I’ll catch him starring at my abs. He’ll ask me if he looks ripped or if he’s got good abs too. He can be cuddly (although I think he tries to hide it). He gets close to me sometimes, or will even hold my hand as a ‘joke’. Is that what straight guys do? If so it’s fucking confusing. I just couldn’t handle that kind of ‘straight’ affection without falling for him.

I would have come out to him if it weren’t for his homophobic comments. I mean he’d use the word gay as insult much like everyone I know does, but he also said some direct things about homosexuality which made me think he thinks it’s unnatural or weird. I only wish he could see how gay he can act…maybe he’s repressing something? I don’t know.

By the time spring came around I was in love with him, but couldn’t tell him, cause I think he’d be creeped out by me (and possibly by himself too). Having to hide my love for him started to cause me pain. I longed to hold him at night, to kiss him, and to be his man, but I couldn’t. I wished more than ever that I could come out (and perhaps that he could too).

Despite my inner turmoil I thoroughly enjoyed being with Aaron. We had a lot of good times together, and did all kinds of stupid juvenile like shit together. The world was whole when I was around him and I didn’t want to loose him.

That’s when he started falling for a girl… just my luck. The more he fell for this girl the less he hung out with me. He’d call her instead of calling me, and would hang with her instead. I felt as though I’d been used as a sort of surrogate girlfriend until Aaron could find a real one…one that he’d feel comfortable kissing and making out with. But this new GF didn’t stop our friendship.

He still interacted with me (and still does), which was even harder for me. I hated watching him hold his gf—I was so jealous of her. But he’d still do the same old things to lead me on and even treat me like a sort of boyfriend at times. Once when I was a little down he said, ‘you’ll always be the boy for me,’—partly kidding, but partly serious. In some ways he had the best of both worlds: a gf to make out with and me to still be his man crush.

My love for him reached its height at the end of junior year. He was having some hard times at home and wanted to stay away from his fam. I think he also wanted to be nearer to his gf (who lives by me). He didn’t have any where to stay, so I offered my house to him… perhaps a bad idea for me.

He ended up staying there for two and a half weeks. I had a bunk bed in my room so we both slept there. It’s not like I planned for him to stay at my house or for him to be sleeping in my room, it just kind of happened that way.

We ended up working a temporary dry wall job together. We both had some experience, so we were hired by a contractor for a job. Needless to say we spent shitloads of time together: working, driving, eating, sleeping, ect. The only time we seemed to spend around other people was when we’d go over to his girlfriend’s, who lives on a lake, to do fun shit…you know like drink, boat, swim jet ski, sail (yeah she’s f***ing loaded).

All in all it was a really fun time. I kind of got comfortable around him and just let myself feel whatever I felt around him. Of course I didn’t come out to him, but I didn’t exactly stop myself from falling for him either (bad spot to be in). Our time together was good, and I still like to think that we make good companions: I’m a little wiser and he’s shallow, but I bring out surprising depth in him: he’s more playful and I can be too serious, so he helps me have a fun time… I could go on, but I won’t. Anyways I fell more and more for him everyday.

Eventually he had to go back home to deal with some shit, and he lives about 18 hrs away, so I wouldn’t see him the rest of the summer. I was sad he was leaving but knew he had to. The night before he left we were just sitting there talking. We talked about how much he was gonna miss his gf and all his friends here and then I said I’d miss him too.

After talking for a while out of nowhere he asks me, “So Jordo, can I come in bed with you?” I think I pissed myself right then. I was like, “I guess if you want to.” Then he said in a joking sort of way, “gross.” Not in a mean way, just like in the way straight guys joke about being gay. We laughed it off and then he eventually fell asleep.

But I couldn’t sleep for several hours that night. I went downstairs and played guitar for a while, sang some love songs and cried a bit (sappy, I know…). I was mourning the fact that he’d be out of my life for the summer, but even more so I was mourning my unexpressed love. I don’t think he will ever know how much he meant to me. I wish so much that he had come down to my bed so that I could have held him and given him the physical attention I longed to. I wished so much that he would be a little less homophobic, or a little more gay… but things just didn’t turn out my way. I had fallen in love only to loose the one I cared for.

The next morning he left for the summer. At first we talked a fair amount over the internet, but then things died down…long distance anything just sucks

When I saw him again it was at a party at the beginning of the school year. I got there late so he was wasted. He seemed pretty excited to see me… in fact he almost kissed me until his gf dissuaded him (damn gf!). I just think its cause he was drunk.

But things weren’t really the same again. He and his gf had gotten closer cause she visited him for a while. I was pushed further out of the center of his life. We’re still friends and still hang out a fair bit (so you’ll hear more about him in this blog), and I still have a small crush on him but it just isn’t the same. Now I know things could never happen with us. He’s straight, perhaps bi, but has chosen his gf. I’m happy that he knows what he wants now, I just wish that I’d fall in love with someone who could love me back…

So yeah that’s my latest romance. I still haven’t had my love returned and I still haven’t been kissed, super lame I know… Maybe someday.

Jordan

Friday, March 20, 2009

When I realized...

I was gonna post this last night, but had some editing to do.

I intended it to be about how I came to realize i was gay, but it ended up being more like a chronology of the development of my sexuality. Be warned, it's long.
without further ado, here it is
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The thought that I may be gay dawned on me somewhere between my freshman and sophomore year at university. I didn’t fully realize that I was gay until the end of my sophomore year. I know that’s late compared to a lot of guys, but up until that point nothing had forced me to recognize my homosexuality. I guess in some ways I am lucky because, realizing it at such an old age, I didn’t have to go through a lot of the harassment which younger teens go through. I still have had to face the feelings of depression and isolation which are resultant from being in the closet, just at a much latter age.
Before I talk about coming to the realization that I was in fact gay I am going to give a little run down of my sexual development.

As I have said before I never liked girls. Back in grade school when all the boys started having crushes on girls I was really confused. I was like, “WTF guys, what’s the big deal, let’s go play kick ball or legos or play in the mud, let’s not waste our time on these losers.” I couldn’t grasp why girls were such a big deal, mainly because I wasn’t at all attracted. It was the cool thing to have a crush and everyone was doing it, so eventually, after much prodding from my peers, I divulged the name of my ‘crush’. Of course I made up the fact that I had a crush on her just to appease my friends.

I can’t say that I remember having any crushes on guys in elementary school, or even in middle school. However, I can say that from a young age I have always wanted male companionship. I always longed for a best friend and cohort to live life, explore, and play with. I even would pray to God asking Him to give me a best friend (obviously a male one). I remember reading the story of the Two Witnesses in the book of Revelations and fantasizing about how awesome it would be to be one of the two witnesses; I could prophesy and have a companion at the very same time! (For those of you who don’t know the story, supposedly at the end of the world God will call two prophets/witnesses to preach against the anti-Christ) These longings were not necessarily sexual in nature, but upon reflection I see that they were romantic and as such were the pre-pubescent stirrings of my homosexuality. I wanted something more than just a neighborhood buddy, or the companionship of a sports team; I wanted something more intimate.

It wasn’t until high school that my sexual interest in guys really started to develop. I remember I would check out guys a lot. I had several crushes, but of course didn’t realize that’s what they were until much latter. All I was aware of was a collection of feelings: I knew that (1) they were really attractive (2) every time I got around them I would get really nervous (3) I wanted to get to know them better (4) I couldn’t stop looking at them. I never consciously grouped these feelings together and properly labeled them as symptoms of a ‘crush’, but that is what they were.

Although I started having crushes on guys in high school nothing ever materialized into anything more substantial than me ogling some good-looker down the hall. I never had sex, kissed anyone, or dated anyone (guy or girl for that matter). To others I appeared to have absolutely no sexual interest at all.

Once during senior year my friend joked about me being gay and part of me was like, “oh shit, I very well could be… that would explain why I don’t like girls and fantasize about guys.” But I kind of put that thought on the back burner for a while and focused on school, sports, college, and having a fun time. I do think that my high school friends suspect that I’m gay and have so for a long time.

Freshman year of college was rough for me (for unrelated reasons to me being gay). During the middle of that year I grew lonely and started to long for companionship. I had dreams about being with other guys and started looking for, though mostly subconsciously, another guy to be with. That’s when I fell for Luke. Luke lived on the floor below me and I met him through a friend. My first thoughts were, “this guy’s gorgeous.” He had dark hair, green eyes, a slim build, and broad shoulders. Not only was he gorgeous but he was intelligent and listened to what I said. At first we seemed to hit it off really well. So I pursued him, and fell for him harder than I have for anyone. I don’t want to go over the messy details of that relationship, but it can be pretty much summed up by saying that I was gay and needy and wanted a romance and he was straight but appreciated my friendship. When I was angry at him for not loving me like I wanted him to he would console me because he didn’t want to loose me as a friend. When he consoled me I was only led on further to think that a romance was possible. It led to a cycle of me being in love and me being very hurt. That went on until spring of sophomore year, at which point I essentially terminated the friendship because it was too straining. And that’s when I started to realize that everything which just happened in the last year may have been because I was a gay guy who had fallen for a straight friend.

However, this realization was not solidified in me until I met another gay guy. I still remember very well the first time I spoke with Kyle. It was the spring of sophomore year and rugby practice had just started. The first practice it was warm enough to run outside, so we went running to condition ourselves. Kyle was there and I took mental note of him, thought he was kind of cute, but didn’t think too much of it. The day after that practice I was lifting weights and he was there too. I thought I noticed him checking me out, and so I started a conversation with him. He was even hotter than the day before. He was wearing a tank top and had hot arms, good pecs and his six pack was showing through his shirt. From the first couple words I just knew that he was gay. I didn’t know because of anything he said or what he looked like. I knew because it felt like we were flirting, and it felt amazing. It was one of my first times flirting with a guy. We didn’t talk about anything important, but after the conversation my face was beaming with excitement. It wasn’t until a week or two later after more observation, hearing some rumors, and... well... facebook stalking him that I figured out he was gay.

One incident which confirmed my hopes that he was gay was on a Saturday morning before a rugby game. He and I were talking and he said he was hungry because he hadn’t eaten anything all morning. We were sitting next to another one of his friends (big prop, funny guy). I said to Kyle, “well I’ve got a banana if you want it.” I had brought some bananas for after the game. Then big prop turns to Kyle and suggests, “Yeah he’s gotta banana for you, and it aint yellow! Hahahaha.” Big prop was obviously making a lame joke about Kyle being gay. Kyle started blushing. All the while I was thinking to myself, “Yes, yes I do,” and, “damn, I should really ask him out.”

That’s when I started to loose sleep thinking about kyle and about the fact that what I really wanted, and what I had strived to have with Luke, was a boyfriend. I would lay in bed writhing around entertaining the thought that I could ask Kyle out or that he would make a move on me. Unfortunately nothing ever happened. I still regret not coming out at that point in time, cause who knows what could have gone down. I think eventually he assumed I was straight or deeply in the closet and then disengaged me. However, the incident left me changed for the better. Kyle helped me realize that I was gay and that what I wanted was another guy. Kyle transferred out that semester, probably because of harassment. I’ll never forget him.

So that’s when I knew for sure. That was about two years ago. Some things have changed between then and now, so I’ll fill you in on that in a later post.

Till then

Jordo