Telling my mom and aunt

yblehsspot — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 04:26:31 +0400

Ok, I first wrote this a week or so ago, but I accidently shut my computer off and lost it. So I will try to rewrite it as best I can.
Well my mom, aunt, and I went to eat one night, and I decided to see what they'd say. So I used the classic- my friend- excuse, but it worked even better becuase my friend actually is. I asked them what they thought of her being bi. My mom said
"I think she's confused on which gender she wants to fu4k"

Telling other people

yblehsspot — Mon, 20 Jun 2011 20:43:38 +0400

Once I finally came out to myself that I am Bi, I felt that I should tell at least one person so that I didn't have to continue to hide.
First I picked one of my good friends. The only bad thing is, that she is the daughter of a LCMS pastor. (NOTE: all of my friends are Lutheran, because I go to a private LCMS Lutheran School) She took it pretty well actually. She told me that she won't like my decision (even though its not really a decision) but that she will respect it and she told me that no matter what happenes, she will never leave me.
She was the person who took it the best.

My history

yblehsspot — Mon, 20 Jun 2011 20:23:03 +0400

I'm going to use this to record what has happened to me since I've been discovering who I am.
Ever since I was little, something has always felt different about me. I'm not really sure to how describe it actually. When I hang out with my friends (who are girls), it's just felt...weird, but not in a bad way. Just weird.