When did you realize you were straight?

[LuisDantas]

I think pride is in what you do, achieve, accomplish, help with, etc. not in what you are born to be, your nature or what circumstances made/make you.

Who you are is who your are and good people will accept you for it. Those who don't accept you for your nature, something you were born with and had no choice in, are not good people and you should leave them be.

That is often true, Smart Guy. BUT many otherwise good people are simply ignorant (lack knowledge) of how natural homosexuality and transexuality are and how much it means to be free to accept and freely express oneself.

It is both legitimate and needed to stand up and refuse to be silent and hidden when such basic needs as self-acceptance and the right to pursue happiness are denied.

 

[LuisDantas]

I like the spirit of this post, but I think it ignores just how many serial killers and psychopaths have genetic and biological alterations that make them hard to accept.

Uh? What?

 

[Gjallarhorn]

Uh? What?

Who you are is who your are and good people will accept you for it. Those who don't accept you for your nature, something you were born with and had no choice in, are not good people and you should leave them be.

Now, the post may have been only about sexual orientation, but it's a bit too much like an appeal to nature to let stand unaddressed.

 

[Sunstone]

Who you are is who your are and good people will accept you for it. Those who don't accept you for your nature, something you were born with and had no choice in, are not good people and you should leave them be.

I agree with you, but I think your position would be clearer if you phrased it a little differently. Obviously, if one's nature leads him or her to serial murder, then good people are apt to frown upon it. But I'm nit-picking.

 

[Smart_Guy]

I like the spirit of this post, but I think it ignores just how many serial killers and psychopaths have genetic and biological alterations that make them hard to accept.

That is often true, Smart Guy. BUT many otherwise good people are simply ignorant (lack knowledge) of how natural homosexuality and transexuality are and how much it means to be free to accept and freely express oneself.

It is both legitimate and needed to stand up and refuse to be silent and hidden when such basic needs as self-acceptance and the right to pursue happiness are denied.

I agree with you, but I think your position would be clearer if you phrased it a little differently. Obviously, if one's nature leads him or her to serial murder, then good people are apt to frown upon it. But I'm nit-picking.

It's okay guys, I still like you

 

[Sunstone]

It's okay guys, I still like you

You still like us? Now I am becoming worried for your sake!

 

[Sunstone]

When did you realize you were straight? I felt attracted to girls at least as early as first or second grade. By the time I was in third grade, I was fantasizing about having sex with girls. I had not yet been told about sex, but I instinctively sensed that something like sexual intercourse was possible, and I can still recall how exciting the thought of it was.

 

[Smart_Guy]

You still like us? Now I am becoming worried for your sake!

Yeah, haha... hah...



No wait, that was not what I meant :run:

 

[Estro Felino]

I'm a practicing straight (if that makes sense), but I do have interest in "different things" from time to time, but only a lustful curiosity interest for my viewing pleasures.

Anyways, I'm straight

Very interesting...

 

[Willamena]

I invite anyone who is straight and unashamed to post here and tell us when you found out you were straight. Apparently it is now intolerant and bigoted to be straight and proud in this upside down politically correct society we live in.

Straight and Proud! Unite!

I found out I was straight the moment the word was defined for me.

 

[Estro Felino]

Okay, you are proud to be straight. And I am so happy for you.
But you should be more empathetic with homosexuals, who have not been as lucky as you. Straight pride sounds like an unfair game toward gay people, with whom nature has already been unfair enough

 

[Smart_Guy]

Very interesting...

C'mon now, you don't have your own secret interests too?

 

[CynthiaCypher]

Are we going to have Straight's Rights Movement now? Like the Men's Rights Movement?

 

[CynthiaCypher]

You know what, I never have realized I am straight. But I don't think I am gay or bisexual.

 

[Estro Felino]

C'mon now, you don't have your own secret interests too?

That's why I typed: very interesting.

 

[Gjallarhorn]

I realized I was straight when I asked out a classmate in 3rd grade.

I realized I was bi when my best friend asked me out in college.

 

[Alceste]

I'm still not sure how straight I am.

 

[Skwim]

Didn't know I was straight until I found out there was some other way I could have been. Don't really recall when, but am guessing it was in my early teens.

 

[Saint Frankenstein]

I realized that I really loved girls at a young age thanks to Christina Ricci as Wednesday Addams and Kat in Casper, and Liv Tyler in Empire Records.

 

[Smart_Guy]

That's why I typed: very interesting.

No worries, I figured that out myself