backpacker
fka "vetteboi"
If you feel like you have been given lemons, the best thing you can do is make lemonade. No matter how much you want to make orange juice from lemons, it's not going to happen. If you embrace it, you'll find that lemonade is much better than your dream of orange juice. I understand that it may not be the life you have envisioned for yourself, but keep in mind that things rarely go as envisioned. Some of the best things in life are unexpected.
You're in the early stages of acceptance of being gay. Many guys have gone down the same road. From the time we are small we are programmed to believe we should grow up, get married, buy a house and have 2.5 kids. You have reached the point where you realize you can never have that in the way you envisioned. You can't have the same type of relationship with a woman that your straight friends have. Now you are trying to convince yourself that you could be happy in a straight relationship as sex isn't that important to you. What about the poor woman who ends up married to someone who isn't attracted to her as she would expect her husband to be? Doesn't she deserve better? What you need to realize is that you can have a loving partner, a house and kids. It's just that your partner will be a guy.
You spent many years trying to make the straight lifestyle work for you, so why not spend one year trying to make being gay work? Date some guys and keep an open mind to being in a relationship with a guy. Make an effort to make some gay friends. If after a year you feel the same way you do now, then you can re-evaluate things. I wish you all the best.
You're in the early stages of acceptance of being gay. Many guys have gone down the same road. From the time we are small we are programmed to believe we should grow up, get married, buy a house and have 2.5 kids. You have reached the point where you realize you can never have that in the way you envisioned. You can't have the same type of relationship with a woman that your straight friends have. Now you are trying to convince yourself that you could be happy in a straight relationship as sex isn't that important to you. What about the poor woman who ends up married to someone who isn't attracted to her as she would expect her husband to be? Doesn't she deserve better? What you need to realize is that you can have a loving partner, a house and kids. It's just that your partner will be a guy.
You spent many years trying to make the straight lifestyle work for you, so why not spend one year trying to make being gay work? Date some guys and keep an open mind to being in a relationship with a guy. Make an effort to make some gay friends. If after a year you feel the same way you do now, then you can re-evaluate things. I wish you all the best.










