Hey JUB, I turned 18 few months ago and finally decided to creat an account!
A little background here. So I'm gay, and also out to my whole family and a couple of close friends. My family fully supports me in whatever I want to do. They, unlike most Asians over here, are very open minded on the subject. My friends, for the most part, also accepts and support me.
I've known quite a few gay people in highschool and recently met one or two in my university too. Thing is, none of my closer/good friends are gay; all of them are straight. I know this because I've know them well/long enough; I actually even asked one out only to be rejected of course.
I also can't get along at all with the gay guys that I've met so far(not many, really); they tend to have totally different interests, etc. Don't get me wrong, my straight friends are awesome and accept me for who I am, but I'm starting to feel a little... lonely? in this whole situation. I think it would be great to have a close friend who is gay and it doesn't even have to lead to an intimate relationship.
It's a given that I need to get out more and meet more gay guys. Seemingly, the advice people get a lot is to go to the local gay bar. However, bars/clubs aren't my scene and I'd rather try other alternatives before finally going to a gay bar. Would fully coming out help me meet more gay people? I don't think I'm ready to come out to everyone. How would you all advice me, a student in a relatively small university(3000+ students) in the US with no gay friends/partner, to handle this situation of loneliness? It's doesn't help that my friends/siblings are recently getting into relationships/getting married.
A little background here. So I'm gay, and also out to my whole family and a couple of close friends. My family fully supports me in whatever I want to do. They, unlike most Asians over here, are very open minded on the subject. My friends, for the most part, also accepts and support me.
I've known quite a few gay people in highschool and recently met one or two in my university too. Thing is, none of my closer/good friends are gay; all of them are straight. I know this because I've know them well/long enough; I actually even asked one out only to be rejected of course.
I also can't get along at all with the gay guys that I've met so far(not many, really); they tend to have totally different interests, etc. Don't get me wrong, my straight friends are awesome and accept me for who I am, but I'm starting to feel a little... lonely? in this whole situation. I think it would be great to have a close friend who is gay and it doesn't even have to lead to an intimate relationship.
It's a given that I need to get out more and meet more gay guys. Seemingly, the advice people get a lot is to go to the local gay bar. However, bars/clubs aren't my scene and I'd rather try other alternatives before finally going to a gay bar. Would fully coming out help me meet more gay people? I don't think I'm ready to come out to everyone. How would you all advice me, a student in a relatively small university(3000+ students) in the US with no gay friends/partner, to handle this situation of loneliness? It's doesn't help that my friends/siblings are recently getting into relationships/getting married.









