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How Open Are You About Your Bisexuality?

Honestly, not very. My family & friends know by virtue of the fact that I've introduced boyfriend & girlfriends, but I've never felt compelled to "Come Out" so to speak. As a rule I dont talk about my sex life at work. As for relationships let's just say I've had bad luck telling my S.O. that I'm into whatever sex they're not so I generally dont broach the subject.
 
wow , this is such an interesting thread!

its so nice to see other people feeling and in the same situation as i was/am in.

My story is so f**cked up now, i THINK everyone must know now, but i was trying to cover my tracks so much , specially at work , that its become this weird thing now and i feel ackward talking about it with people !! lol

My family mostly know , finally , after being with my b/f for nearly 11/2yrs!! i think they finally caught on , as we where together EVERY w/e!!! lol...

At work , i have told the one girl i work with and she was really cool , everyone else , i think knows now, but i try to not talk about it!! lol

My ex wife knows and is really cool ! lol

In public, i am getting used to being more open with my b/f , specially in London when i am up there with him, where i live , its a small town and not possible to be really affectionate i quess!!

Being this way is such a hard way to live sometime, i get very pissed off , when i am out and all i want to do is hold my b/f hand or give him a kiss, and have to always think about " where" i am first!!! its shit!!!!

But being with him is AWESOME , so it makes up for all the crap !! lol

i hope all you guys on here , like myself, find the place you need to be, and the courage to be who you truly want to be...

:O) x
 
I came out to my best friend at the beginning of this year...and another friend a week or two later. They were both cool with it...one said she had no clue the other said she figured. And then this past Thursday night I came out to my old roommate and an aquaintance(which was awkward cause he is the second friend I told's other really good guy friend and he came out to her a few months ago as well like a week or two before me...but he's not out fully and I in my drunken state started talking to him about it...and i felt bad but i think it made him comfortable enough to take us to a gay bar later in the night).

So only those 4 people know so far...and for some reason when I first came out it let off so much pressure on me..but now with the last two...it kinda added pressure to me...i don't know why really....but I think i need to have some more trust in my friends cause I always think that everyone knows since I told these 4 already....i think that's the reason I told the friend of a friend cause she had told me about him...so i figured she had told him about me....but I guess not...cause she wasn't really upset about me coming out she was about him though cause they always talked about how they were going to get married to eachother if they weren't married...like he was her fallback guy...but whatever...it's all good..and i'm sure i'll come out to more people soon...apparently all you need to do i get me shitfaced and I'll tell you it seems...haha
 
I dont go about making it public but if anyone were to ask me i'd say yes. My mother knows, she's deeply religious so she doesn't approve, but thats not up to her...I'm not sure if my father knows, dont really wanna tell him anyway. All my friends know that im bi.
 
I wish I could have had the experience and peace with the situation that Conrad has.



Actually, this is the statement that's most in line with my thinking. Pretty exactly, actually. The entire time I was growing up everyone around me decided I was gay and treated me like a fucking closet case, something I'll always resent, since I repeatedly and honestly denied it and was into REALLY huge boobs and I was ALWAYS after at least one girl...but of course, people only see what they want to see. I only wanted girls, all along, and I dreamt of getting a girlfriend and having sex and getting married and starting a family and etc etc etc... It was only in my second year of college that I began to feel turned on by guys in any way at all. And even now having come (mostly) to terms with the attraction to guys, that's really all it is to me. I don't wanna date a guy. I sure as hell don't wanna settle down with one. I don't wanna hold his hand, I don't wanna cook his dinner, I don't want to deal with his emotional baggage, I don't wanna hold him when he cries, I don't want him comin to me tryin to tell me he loves me, I don't wanna go home with him and meet his parents, I don't want him asking if he should stick around and make lunch after he wakes up next to me, I don't want him borrowing my clothes, I don't wanna be his damn Valentine, I don't wanna dance with him and deal with the headache of tryin to figure out who the fuck's supposed to lead...I don't need that in my life and it's not something that's ever interested me for even half a second. And I don't mean any offense, either, to guys who want that. I'd be quite a hypocrite if I was on this site ogling dicks and saying male/male relationships are disgusting and shouldn't be had. I think if that's what somebody wants, that's beautiful, and everyone deserves to be happy and loved. But that's not what I want with another man, and I think I'd probably rather be single forever than even attempt it because it's just not for me. And actually, the thought of anal sex puts me way off too. But I do think guys are sooooooooooooooo fucking sexy, and ooh, sometimes I just CRAVE them, and I wanna lick them and I wanna make out with them and I wanna suck their dicks and grind so hard against them and do NASTY things with their cum...and then depending on my mood maybe I wanna sleep next to them, and the entire spectrum of my attraction to men. I'm REALLY hesitant to ever use the word "bisexual" because it carries with it such a terrible stigma and because I really don't see guys (or want them to see me) as anything but a fun way to pop.


I share these view but amybe not in the same passionate way but a little subtler. I am in no way wanting to be another man's husband nor to I want to be antoher man's "wife".

I am attracted to the beautiful male body and all that it stands for (cock and all).
 
I wish I could have had the experience and peace with the situation that Conrad has.



Actually, this is the statement that's most in line with my thinking. Pretty exactly, actually. The entire time I was growing up everyone around me decided I was gay and treated me like a fucking closet case, something I'll always resent, since I repeatedly and honestly denied it and was into REALLY huge boobs and I was ALWAYS after at least one girl...but of course, people only see what they want to see. I only wanted girls, all along, and I dreamt of getting a girlfriend and having sex and getting married and starting a family and etc etc etc... It was only in my second year of college that I began to feel turned on by guys in any way at all. And even now having come (mostly) to terms with the attraction to guys, that's really all it is to me. I don't wanna date a guy. I sure as hell don't wanna settle down with one. I don't wanna hold his hand, I don't wanna cook his dinner, I don't want to deal with his emotional baggage, I don't wanna hold him when he cries, I don't want him comin to me tryin to tell me he loves me, I don't wanna go home with him and meet his parents, I don't want him asking if he should stick around and make lunch after he wakes up next to me, I don't want him borrowing my clothes, I don't wanna be his damn Valentine, I don't wanna dance with him and deal with the headache of tryin to figure out who the fuck's supposed to lead...I don't need that in my life and it's not something that's ever interested me for even half a second. And I don't mean any offense, either, to guys who want that. I'd be quite a hypocrite if I was on this site ogling dicks and saying male/male relationships are disgusting and shouldn't be had. I think if that's what somebody wants, that's beautiful, and everyone deserves to be happy and loved. But that's not what I want with another man, and I think I'd probably rather be single forever than even attempt it because it's just not for me. And actually, the thought of anal sex puts me way off too. But I do think guys are sooooooooooooooo fucking sexy, and ooh, sometimes I just CRAVE them, and I wanna lick them and I wanna make out with them and I wanna suck their dicks and grind so hard against them and do NASTY things with their cum...and then depending on my mood maybe I wanna sleep next to them, and the entire spectrum of my attraction to men. I'm REALLY hesitant to ever use the word "bisexual" because it carries with it such a terrible stigma and because I really don't see guys (or want them to see me) as anything but a fun way to pop.


I share these view but amybe not in the same passionate way but a little subtler. I am in no way wanting to be another man's husband nor to I want to be antoher man's "wife".

I am attracted to the beautiful male body and all that it stands for (cock and all).

I met a lot of self-identified gay guys who shared the same opinion on love between men just as you. And do you know why so man gay and bi guys are just like you?
We all grew up in a heterosexist society. What you were told is that men only can be emotional with a woman on their side. that is what you see and learn as a child in your formative years. As a matter of fact we will never be able to have/ allow emotional feelings for other men. Man to man sex is more tolerable in society cause sex is a human drive we can't control: Society can't determine our sexual preference but not our sexual identity and at what extent we feel comfortable with our sexual drive and preferences.
So I will call every gay or bi-man not being capable of romantic feelings for the same sex homophobically conditioned by our macho/hetero society where men only show romantic affection to women not to other men!
 
1) ... to your family

My family are very religious and have said they don't want to know what I do sexually. Fine by me. They are the same way with my sister who they seem to be in denial about. She's not gay or bi but they worry about us both being non-hetro.

2) ... to your friends

Some know some don't. My friends from my previous job do know, but it was never a big deal. Friends from School don't really, I've been getting back in touch with some of them through Bebo but it does not tend to come up. With my other friends they all know that I'm bi.

3) ... to your gf / bf

Don't have one.

4) ... to your lover

See above.

5) ... at work

In my previous job the office was very gay indeed about half the guys were gay or bi. I've even seen some of the supposedly straight ones at the local baths. My current job I'm there as the manager and to turn the company around, not to discuss my personal life or make friends. No-one there knows much about my personal life.

6) ... in public

Never done anything non-hetro in public, unless larking around.

I think my main trouble with being more open is a religious one. My family are über religious and I grew up in a very strict church/cult. When I left it was almost like coming out, revealing a disbelief is very similar. The stress of it all caused a nervous breakdown that I've only really just fully recovered from. Being more open abot sexual issues with family and others would make the stress return and probably be really bad for my health.
 
NOT AT ALL!!!

Except to me ex-boyfriend...........and when online in places like JUB ;)
 
1) ... to your family

Immediate family knows and accepts it. Extended family is most all in Portugal and lots of them are uber-catholic. No need to tell them says I.

2) ... to your friends

Most of them know. I don't broadcast it to the world but neither do I hide it.


3) ... to your gf / bf

She knows, makes little difference to her. I won't cheat on her with a girl OR a guy and she knows that.

4) ... to your lover

She is my only lover

5) ... at work

Some know, most don't. Not out of my hiding it, it just doesn't often come up. People know I have a g/f and just assume I'm straight.

6) ... in public

Like I said, I don't broadcast anything to the world. But I do get hit on by guys as well as girls, so maybe there is something about me that i don't realize that sets off gaydars. Can't think of what that might be though....
 
I just started accepting my sexuality just recently. I guess I knew I had some sort of attraction to guys sometime in high school or even before that, but I really never thought much of it. Most of my focus has always been on girls. It was just until the beginning of my senior year in high school where I realized that I liked guys just as much as I liked girls. It freaked me out. I didn't understand why I couldn't just choose one or the other. I still enjoyed the rest of my senior year, but at the same time I had this whole internal struggle with myself that bothered me a lot. Just a couple months ago I've finally become comfortable with myself. I haven't had any sort of physical or emotional relationship with a guy yet, but I am absolutely sure I'm bi. Now I'm just struggling with the whole coming out thing.

Just felt like typing the above because it feels good to tell someone, even if its some random person. :-)



1) ... to your family


I haven't officially told my family. I thought I was pretty good at hiding my porn, but I guess I'm not. #-o My sister, my mom, and my dad have all seen my porn by accident.

My sister found it while she was downloading a song and I forgot I was downloading gay porn when I let her use the computer. We got into this REALLY awkward conversation. I was really confused at the time, so I didn't come out to her. I just told her I was curious. She thinks I'm just going through a "phase" and we haven't talked about it since.

My dad found bi porn when he clicked into a folder. He then told my mom and showed it to her. My mom ended up confronting me about it and asked me if I was gay. I told her I wasn't and that I was just curious. She lectured me about the "Christian" way of life. Although she wasn't mad at me. None of us have brought up the subject again, and I think they both believe I'm going through a phase.

I do plan on eventually coming out to them, but at the moment I don't think I have the courage to.



2) ... to your friends


So far I've come out to three friends from my inner circle. All three of them are girls.

The first one I came out to was my ex. We became really close friends after we patched things up after 3 months of not talking. We got really comfortable with each other again and took our relationship to friends with benefits, because we both thought that if we got back together it wouldn't work out. We were having this talk about secrets two months ago, and I let it slip that I had one BIG one. When I told her she was shocked, she didn't expect that. But she was fine with who I was . A couple weeks later she told me that she was bisexual too and was afraid to admit it to me when I told her because she wasn't sure.

The second friend a came out to was someone I've known since pre-school. We were having a deep conversation in her car, and I told her I was bi. To my surprise, she told me she was bi too. We both ended up talking about what we've been going through, and how neither of us expected the other to bi.

I just came out to my third friend two nights ago. We were having a goodbye party since everyone was leaving for college, and everyone had left. I stayed a little bit to help clean up. We were having this serious moment while we were talking and reminiscing, it was then when I told her I was bi. She was surprised too. She told me I was the last person she would think would not be straight out of our group friends. She was very supporting of it and told me she would be there for me no matter what.

As for the rest of my friends, I do plan on telling all of my inner circle of friends when I find the right time to tell them individually. I don't think I could handle all of their reactions as a group. I don't plan on telling all my other friends anytime soon, unless I get to the point where I can trust them enough with that information. There are a couple friends who I know are extremely homophobic and I don't think I'll ever be able to tell them.

I'm more worried about the reactions of friends from my past. For people I meet in the future, I think I'd be more willing to tell them once I reach that point of trust.



3) ... to your gf / bf


I've only dated girls, but this was before I realized I was bisexual so obviously I never told any of them. As for future gf's or bf's, I think I'll be honest with them once the relationship becomes serious. Or maybe even from the beginning, not sure yet.



4) ... to your lover


I don't think I'd tell a casual sex partners that I'm bi. I guess I've told one, but she's also a close friend.



5) ... at work


I'm 18 and I've never had a job !oops!. Although I do plan on looking soon. I've never had experience with a work environment, so I don't know if I'd tell anyone at work. I probably wouldn't.



6) ... in public


I wouldn't tell random people. As for showing any sort of public affection or interaction towards a guy, I think I'd be able to do it. I'm really not sure, since I haven't been in a relationship with a guy.

Whoa, after looking at the preview post, I didn't realize how much I wrote. Sorry for the long read. Thanks for taking the time to read everything. :=D:
 
Other than my grandparents (who prolly know) I have and continue to tell everyone I know. When I decided to come out it was complete, no more lies and pretend, and I never regretted it.
 
1) ... to your family = not

2) ... to your friends = not

3) ... to your gf / bf = not

4) ... to your lover = not

5) ... at work = come on ..not

6) ... in public = sorta kinda like 1/4
 
The only person in the world know is my lover. I loved him, so I told him I love him. He says he's not gay.
 
To make my reply simple, so I don't bore folks, lol :

1) ... to your family

I never can be out to them. If they find out, owell.... if not, I already know I would be disowned if they knew.

2) ... to your friends

I'm out (bi) to all my friends. Minus a few guys, since we'll, I have no clue how they'll react or I don't care. lol

3) ... to your gf / bf

She loves it! lol

4) ... to your lover

none =(

5) ... at work

It wouldn't affect anyone, so I have no need to say anything, lol.

6) ... in public : same as #5.
 
RRRalph, I think it's good that you bumped this thread. I had almost forgotten about it and it really is a good thing to have around here.

I actually have an update on my "out status" to share with everyone. I am now out to most of my closer friends and all but one of my current roommates. (The latter is going to change in about a month as 4 of the people are going to be moving and new people will be coming in. One will be the same and he's one of the ones that knows.) I am planning on telling some more of my friends eventually, I just feel like I need to wait for the right time. Dunno when that time will be but hopefully soon.

Everything else is the same, not out to family, at work or in public, and I still don't have a gf/bf/lover. Hopefully that last thing will change soon, too! ;)
 
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