It was last year, and I was playing hockey... I do like hockey! I forget who we were playing but I remember that they were good, and there was this one player on their team who was just so CUTE!! I couldn't take my eyes of him, (probably not good as he was an opponent). But anyway, I carry on playing hockey despite gazing at him as often as I could. But then we conceded another goal, and I was taken substituted off as I wasn't playing very well (I wonder why?!). So I was sitting on the bench watching the match play out in front of me. I distinctly remember that he had really really nice legs, anyway, I was sitting on the bench when suddenly. BAM!!! It hit me:
"Oh my God," I thought, "I'm fantasising about him...I really am GAY".
This moment was the real turning point for me. It was after this moment that I fully began to understand what my feelings were and what it meant. Prior to this I had been quite comfortably imagining getting a wife and starting a family. Even though at the back of my mind was this little thought. "But you don't like girls". I had not accepted it before. But now I had to. And I have not looked back.
I am so happy to be who I am.
But anyway that is the story of how I realised that I am GAY. :-]
Love.
J
I feel just the same about families.
ReplyDeleteI really want to have children and just a normal family when I'm older - just with another man instead of a woman.
... It is still hard for me to understand that I will probably not have a family at all.
ReplyDeleteLast November I made a post titled "Self-Awareness" in which I told of that moment in my life. I was not happy with it.
ReplyDeleteWhether or not one is happy with being gay, it does mean rethinking your expectations. And it invites serious consideration about how you should live your life.
hockey?
ReplyDeleteyou play hockey in England?
wait... how can you see his legs? is it feild hockey?