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Hello everyone!
(After reading this through, this does sound very fragmented. I'm sorry; it's just my thoughts rolling out of my head.)
For me, it's hard to figure out how to begin this. I guess I'll just start out by saying that I like dudes. A lot more than girls. Gay? Maybe. But my issue I am having is that recently I've really wanted someone to talk to about it. I had this one bisexual friend who knew how I rolled, but that took a turn for the worse... after I hooked up with him
. Anyways, I'm having a friend that I've known for three years move into my parents' house with me (I'm recently 18 and still in school). He's having trouble paying the rent on his apartment, as his mom stopped paying it. He'll be living in our spare bedroom. He's extremely easy going, and he's one of the few people that I have zero drama with. Also, I have NO gay feelings whatsoever. It's so weird, because he'd technically be very attractive to me, but I guess I see him as family or something.
That really confuses me. Anyways, I guess what I'm trying to get at is that I'm contemplating on whether I should come out to him. I really like his company, as he's a great friend, so I'd hate to scare him away from living with me... and have him tell other people in the process. It'd be nice though to have someone to talk to, and to understand me more than others; even though I don't know how helpful he'd be... but still. Would it be smart to tell him, or someone else? I don't know what his stance on gay people are- he never mentions them- but he is from the south. (More than anything, though, he's from a family of nice southerners).
Then comes my next question: how to come out to him. Should I just stick it in there somewhere, and tell him I'm not attracted to him, or should I sit him down and have a talk? I've heard recently from one of his friends that if you sit this person down and talk to him, he listens. However, I don't want him to over-react.
What I was planning on doing is to go into his room, when he moves in with me in a month or two, and mention a girl that he hangs around with- to the dismay of his overbearing girl friend. He once told me that he's known this girl for years, and that she's strictly a friend. I thought that if I brought her up, as an example of how people don't have to be sexually attracted to everyone, then relate that to my (nonexistent) feelings toward my friend, that it would keep him comfortable around me. Then, I would come out. I was also wondering if I should have his girlfriend there with us, so it would not be just us. I'm good friends with her, and I'd like her to know, too (and she's friends with some gay people lol). The only reason I wouldn't do that, is because I'd be bringing up that one girl as an example- hopefully she would quickly get over it..
Finally I was wondering if I should make it a point to be naked around him or something, before coming out to him, so he'd know I wasn't gay for him or something. But I think that may be too extreme or dramatic or something.
What do you guys think I should do? How do you think it'd turn out? Or should I even risk it? By the way, I really appreciate any support you can give me.
(After reading this through, this does sound very fragmented. I'm sorry; it's just my thoughts rolling out of my head.)
For me, it's hard to figure out how to begin this. I guess I'll just start out by saying that I like dudes. A lot more than girls. Gay? Maybe. But my issue I am having is that recently I've really wanted someone to talk to about it. I had this one bisexual friend who knew how I rolled, but that took a turn for the worse... after I hooked up with him
. Anyways, I'm having a friend that I've known for three years move into my parents' house with me (I'm recently 18 and still in school). He's having trouble paying the rent on his apartment, as his mom stopped paying it. He'll be living in our spare bedroom. He's extremely easy going, and he's one of the few people that I have zero drama with. Also, I have NO gay feelings whatsoever. It's so weird, because he'd technically be very attractive to me, but I guess I see him as family or something. Then comes my next question: how to come out to him. Should I just stick it in there somewhere, and tell him I'm not attracted to him, or should I sit him down and have a talk? I've heard recently from one of his friends that if you sit this person down and talk to him, he listens. However, I don't want him to over-react.
What I was planning on doing is to go into his room, when he moves in with me in a month or two, and mention a girl that he hangs around with- to the dismay of his overbearing girl friend. He once told me that he's known this girl for years, and that she's strictly a friend. I thought that if I brought her up, as an example of how people don't have to be sexually attracted to everyone, then relate that to my (nonexistent) feelings toward my friend, that it would keep him comfortable around me. Then, I would come out. I was also wondering if I should have his girlfriend there with us, so it would not be just us. I'm good friends with her, and I'd like her to know, too (and she's friends with some gay people lol). The only reason I wouldn't do that, is because I'd be bringing up that one girl as an example- hopefully she would quickly get over it..
Finally I was wondering if I should make it a point to be naked around him or something, before coming out to him, so he'd know I wasn't gay for him or something. But I think that may be too extreme or dramatic or something.

What do you guys think I should do? How do you think it'd turn out? Or should I even risk it? By the way, I really appreciate any support you can give me.



















I'm still unsure of whether his girlfriend should be around, though. On one hand, I think she'd be good because she'd support me.. But I think it'd be better if I told him alone.That way he could ask questions freely and do as he pleases... For some reason, that seems to be the only thing that I'm hung on about. Girlfriend (who's a good friend of mine) or no girlfriend... I guess it just matters if next week feels like the right time or not.







