AllenJames
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- Aug 3, 2015
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It took me a long time to grasp the idea that bi was an option. I wasn’t the top alpha draw for girls in high school (though I’d learned enough to get compliments on my skills when I got a chance to share them with some of the girls I liked). But I already understood that gays existed which confused me when I found myself curious about boys and even attracted to some. I actually avoided situations that I feared might test me on that and as a result probably missed out on more than one circle jerk. I actually met openly gay fellow students in college but again held back and none of them were enough of an attraction to draw me out and risk exposure and I apparently didn’t register on their gaydar except for the anonymous guy in the library who copped a feel as he squeezed past in the library. I was with my girlfriend that time and fled - if I had been alone I wonder if it might have been different. By the time I was out in the working world I began to grasp the understanding that I could be with the right girl or the right guy, though the timing never worked out for a relationship with a guy.