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Growing up, I heard so many from my parents generation saying things about having to work against your impulses. I heard so many express worry about denying attractions and fears of the same sex being attracted to them, worried about finding themselves in a situation after too much to drink…
To the point where I briefly wondered what was wrong with me, that I never felt these temptations. I even tried making out with a guy once just to see the reaction. It wasn’t for me, I just don’t have that attraction in me.
I realized VERY young that the gay/straight thing was a whole lot easier AND a whole lot more complicated than it had been sold.
Closeted religious people are like that.
I still think about the time a pastor talked about having to repress thoughts, like making love to another man.
And I just sat there going, "Uh I don't think about that. Do you have that thought a lot, pastor?"
I am not attracted to men at all.
I don't like pineapple on pizza
Personal preference is all, dude, some people just dont get.
It was moderate.
But I did eat it.
You got that stake ready yet?
Thank you for sharing
Ok