This is waking up back in kansas, buddy.
As giddy as we can feel when we come out, we also need to support guys going through the process by letting them know what to expect.
He has just seen what to expect. Nothing that really makes sense... just backround chatter. The truth shows it for its pettiness. When you show courage, bigots become small in your presence.
Corny6, I can tell you that we all here have gone through worse and we are ALL better people for it.
The strength of the gay man isn't in his cock or his wealth, it is in his utter lack of secrets. It brings friends you trust to love you for who you are and shows you who to let go of, before they shatter you with cruelty.
And one thing that is best about being openly gay? No matter what anybody says about you, you will continue to feel less alien and more safe. That would be because you have been honest with the person that matters the most.... yourself.
I say... WELL FUCKING DONE
Corny6, You just became a better man.
Good advice BP!
And may I add Corny6, that only you can decide when to come out, your time and your way.


SOMEONE HAS COOKIES AROUND HERE SOMEWHERE, HAVE A FEW!