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Another one didn't happen to me, but to a childhood friend of mine. When he was 13, his mother sat him down and said "Now, look, there's something you need to know about yourself: You're gay. That means you're going to like boys instead of girls like your boyfriends like. That's ok. I just want you to be clear about this." LOL
When he graduated from college and began working, his mother called him frantically from her office one day at his office. "Come over to my office quick!" Dropping everything, he rushed over to her office, barged in and said "What's the matter?"
"Look at this, she said pointing to the window--I don't know anyone besides you who would enjoy this more than me." (It was a group of college guys playing basketball shirtless). lol
The mother of one of my best friends has always been like a mother to me and always jokes that I'm the gay son she never had. One night, after sharing a few bottles of wine, she looked at her son and said, "my only regret in life is that you weren't gay... (which really freaked him out) ...now, don't get me wrong, I love you just the way you are, but if you were gay then you could marry Don and he could be an official member of the family." I thought that was classic.
Lummox, that story you told reminded me of a buddy I had in college. He was also one of those really tough masculine men and we formed the most unlikely of friendships. I was not even closeted as I honestly didn't understand that I was gay at that point, but he obviously picked up it because one day we were alone in his room and he said, "You know what you are... you're a girl's best friend." I asked him what he meant and he said, "Just what I said, you're a girl's best friend. And that's okay." I had no idea at the time what he meant but looking back it seems that he was trying to tell me that he knew I was gay and that he was okay with it.



















