like 12 now im 15
i have never liked girls and like every time i see a hot guy i would like to look at his body
2007-10-09 14:51:19
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answer #1
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answered by McLovin 4
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Frankly...I still don't know what I am. That's the problem with labels. All I know is I like other women, and I've always known that. I remember being a kid and watching TV shows and having crushes on female actresses on the shows. I never, except maybe once, liked girls at school, though, plus I have always found guys attractive, too...some of whom I would have/would date if they ask me...but I still can't say I'd have sex with a guy or enjoy it. That makes it more confusing. For the past few years, I have only "fallen" for women. In the past year, I have seriously started to think more seriously about what it means to be trans and whether or not that could apply to me, although I doubt it does. However, I think that by questioning these LGBT labels, it has made me realize that not every "gay" person is L, G, B or T. There is more than just male and female, and there is more than just--for people who identify as women--lesbian or bisexual. So, in a sense, I've stopped worrying about whether or not I'm any of those things you mention.
2007-10-09 15:39:21
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answer #2
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answered by The Lone Wolverine 7
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Well, i knew form a very very early age that i liked boys, i think i was around 5 or 6 at the time. I liked seeing my frinds naked and we would play around with each other, even at that young age. I didn't have my first REAL experience with a guy until i was older though. I was about 12 when i i did it for the first time.
2007-10-09 19:58:10
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answer #3
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answered by ziggy 6
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I was always a tomboy in my early years, it didn't hit me until I was about 12 when I was starting to like girls more and boys less, though I kept in the "closet" until I was 17. When I was growing up in the late 70's to late 80's there wasn't much in the wind about LGBT people, that I heard of. It wasnt until after high school and when I was of legal age to go to bars that I truly understood the whole concept of being a lesbian. I slowly started coming out to family members. I came out to my mom in 2001, I would have told her sooner, but like most LGBT's telling parents was scary. Mine knew long before I told her and she accepted me then and still to this day.
What proved to me that I was? Well that is obvious, I was looking at the girls (especially in high school) and was liking what I saw, the boys didn't interest me at all, I just wanted to play sports with them, not kiss them...ewww!
2007-10-09 15:10:27
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answer #4
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answered by sportykat66 4
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I was around thirteen when I realized I was bi. I remember standing in the hallway at school one day, checking out the guys with one of my friends, and all of a sudden, I realized that I wasn't just looking at the guys...I was looking at the girls too, and made no distinction among attractive people as to their gender. If they were attractive, then they were attractive, that was it. I knew for SURE when, a few months after graduation, a friend and I got drunk and things got a little crazy. I was shocked at how weird it WASN'T, you know what I mean?
2007-10-09 14:52:54
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answered by Molten Orange 5
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13.
I felt extreme warm enjoyable uncontrolable feelings when looking at and thinking of some particular guys(since I was about 11). It became hard for me to get my mind off this particular guy when I was 13.
I also learned what happens "down there" when you are aroused by someone. I found that I only got aroused by males.
I was in denial for a bit, but I finally came to the realisation that I was gay.
2007-10-09 15:09:21
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answered by Anonymous
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One day when I was fourteen, I realized to myself I was unconsciously checking out guys. So I was thinking "well, with me being straight and checking out guys as well, I'm probably bi *shrug*. " Two hours later, I find myself checking out a lot of different guys and not really looking at girls with interest. "Oh, okay, nevermind. I must be gay... oh well *shrug*." It doesn't seem like a likely story, but that's really what happened.
Thats when I began to go into denial very suddenly later that night. Fortunately, my best friend was over the phone, able to guide me back to sanity. =]
2007-10-09 15:32:58
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answered by Kiefer H 4
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I was around 12/13.
2007-10-09 15:09:23
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answered by Anonymous
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I though i was froma young age.
Maybe 9-10.
But it wasn't confirmed untill 13.
I wasn;t attracted to guys in anyway.
And i guess i realised everyone didn't think of girls in the same way i did.
2007-10-09 14:58:47
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answered by derangel666 2
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i realized that i was bi when i was 12. it was confirmed when i was fourteen when i went to my gay friends party and there were a bunch of his gay friends there, and i ended up having sex and giving head a couple times that night. i loved it. but i also loved sex with chicks. so i guess i was positive that i was bi when i was 14. i'm 16 now
2007-10-09 15:41:43
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answered by Anonymous
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