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well, i wouldn't want to be friends with someone who thinks like that. to me, someone who thinks like that is just a bitch. you don't have to be interested in sucking my dick to be a friend, dumbass. man, some of my peers around my age group to me actually seem very difficult to deal with. their personalities and mine don't mix. i feel as if they're stuck up where they act like they're better than everybody else. for the most part, i'm down to earth and can engage in simple conversations without acting stuck up. i'm willing to deal with my gay peers my age but they seem very closed minded and arrogant to the point where they think they're too good or better than guys like me. it actually gets me a little upset thinking about it. i don't have time for that shit. i rather be alone than to deal with any bullshit where all these fantasy stories, horseshoes and rainbows, fairy tale stories where i'm pretending to be on some marshmellow boy shit. i'm a very chill dude. i'll talk and hang around anybody. just don't come at me wrong and i won't do it to you.
I just posted this on Facebook
Most of you already know this about me, but for the family and friends that don't know, I'm gay. I've known since I was about 13. The first person I told was my younger sister, my Freshmen year of high school, and she showed me great support and love. Two years later, during my junior year, I came out at school. At first I thought I could change it and it could be "prayed away". Thankfully I now know that to be wrong. That same year, on March 5th, 2007, I told my mother and also received support and love from her. I told my grandmother, and one of my cousins a year later. For a long time I kept it from the rest of my family. I was fearful of my dad finding out, because I thought he wouldn't love me anymore. But last year, through a crazy chain of events, he found out. I was terrified, but he continued to love and support me. I'm a lot luckier than many other members of my LGBT community, because through my coming out, I haven't lost anyone. So to any friends or family that didn't know, had a feeling, or didn't want to accept it as true, it is. I'm gay. But you should still know, I'm still the same Marty you've known all these years. I hope that those of you, just finding out will continue to support and love me, because I love you too
Happy International Coming Out Day!
