Guest_JujuSamedi_*
1) You came into a thread which clearly stated about LGBT. Did you think about your environment before posting?Well what started as a joke turned into a war, some just don't seem to take simple opinions these days, guess thats the BSN for you.
Asexual..... that must be like when you were little before the hormones kicked in. Hmm interesting.
Although as far back as I can remember I was always attracted to females. I kissed my first girl in preschool. I still remember... we were in a circle sitting Indian style playing some game and I told Caitlyn I had a secret to tell her and I leaned in and kissed her. This wasn't premeditated; for some reason I just did it I had to be 3 or 4 years old. In fact the very reason I'm a lefty is because of my attractive preschool teacher observing me trying to write with my left hand instead of my right; she told me using my other hand is ok, I'm a lefty too. That was it there; I had something in common with her! I never tried writing with my right hand again.
I remember this being ramped up as a teenager. I have a hard time imagining not having some sort of attraction to one sex or the other. I'm not saying it's not possible but that must be a unique experience especially growing up. Some of my fondest memories are from my early teen years spending time with the opposite sex; just the atmosphere being around females the sexual tension could be cut with a knife, the first time hooking up with a girl, first time doing all the fun and dirty stuff I won't list. OP what did you fill this void in your life with?
When did you know this about yourself?
Everyone else BSN when did you know you where straight, LGBT or asexual??
Guest_JujuSamedi_*
Asexual..... that must be like when you where little before the hormones kicked in. Hmm interesting.
Although as far back as I can remember I was always attracted to females. I kissed my first girl in preschool. I still remember... we where in a circle sitting indian style playing some game and I told Catelyn I had a secret to tell her and I leaned in and kissed her. This wasn't premeditated for some reason I just did it, I had to be 3 or 4 years old. Infact the very reason I'm a lefty is because of my attractive preschool teacher observing me trying to write with my left hand instead of my right; she told me using my other hand is ok, I'm a lefty too. That was it there; I had something in common with her! I never tried writing with my right hand again.
I remember this being ramped up as a teenager. I have a hard time imagining not having some sort of attraction to one sex or the other. I'm not saying it's not possible but that must be a unique experiance especially growing up. Some of my fondest memories are from my early teen years spending time with the oppisite sex; just the atmosphere being around females the sexual tension could be cut with a knife, the first time hooking up with a girl, first time doing all the fun and dirty stuff I won't list. OP what did you fill this void in your life with?
When did you know this about yourself?
Everyone else BSN when did you know you where straight, LGBT or asexual??
IDK for me it was basically everyone needs to recieve this D... nah I am playing.
When you come from a culture that tries to indoctrinate you with the idea of attraction to the same sex is wrong, it only sedates your curiosity. Through these experiences, I just did not see a barrier cause I mean I am under the impression that if you have an attraction to someone then there is nothing you could do in terms of feeling to change that. I found out when I stopped listening and started asking questions.
When did you know this about yourself? Everyone else BSN when did you know you where straight or LBGT ??
Sure, why not, I'll indulge a bit
I had started experiencing dysphoria from a relatively early age, though I can't pinpoint the exact time. But I would cross dress in secrecy at home as early as age 9, and also not-so-secretly when I spent time at my female friends' houses (the number of female friends I was able to make throughout my whole life greatly outweighed the number of males, and I'd like to think that spending so much of my time around them also helped me to really start to gain awareness of my female side). I can't even remember a time when I passed urine standing up. And my interests developed over a complete lack of care as to what was collectively referred to as "feminine" or "masculine". My favourite show during childhood was Sailor Moon, but I also grew up loving DBZ and corny action movies, among other things. I played with dolls on some days and traded pokemon with the boys at school on others. Childhood was an easy time since I didn't have to think about it too hard and nobody gave me crap over it. It was evident though, that I had two sides to me that would pull a switcheroo depending on the day/mood. The teenage years, however, were a time of some hard emotional turmoil because many people feel the need to give you a hard time if you don't fit their preconceived moulds of "normality" (there's that word again). And puberty, but that's a given.
I think it was through pilfering through several books or sites or something that I stumbled across the term "bigender" and it was a time of great revelation to me. Just one of those times where you discover something and it really clicks. Life only improved after that. Sure, I still underwent a pretty difficult depression because I feared my family's reaction (their kind of upbringing gave me the impression that they'd respond negatively to it), but I've been on the come-up ever since last year when I finally decided to come out and experienced tremendous surprise at their lukewarm reaction, so I consider myself reeeeally fortunate that I have that kind of support system. And it made it significantly easier to remove affiliations with any toxic people that may have still been in my life. I still get the confused questions from some who think it must be so difficult for me to maintain two names and identities (which is funny to me? cause no matter what I identify as on any given day I still feel like at the core I only have one identity lol), but whateva.
I don't really have a fancy story for coming to terms with my sexuality. It's just something I've always looked at passively, I guess.
@Lunch Box1912:
When did i 1st realise i wasn't straight? I guess when i was around 7 & i made out with my female friend in her treehouse, i wanted her to be my girlfriend but she went into denial & pretended it never happened the next day 
Fyi I am one of the only bronies that doesn't participate in clopping and I am hardley a brony as it is.
I don't mean to offend but I am very biased on these types of discussion as have religious and political views on gays/lesbians. You can think whatever you want about me, it doesn't change my opinion on religions/politics.
Posting a lazily-written, controversial "argument" like it's fact and hiding behind how it's only an "opinion"? Kind of seems suspicious to me.
On-topic, nope.
Before I came across the term "asexual" on the internet many years ago, I always thought that something was wrong with me. I never understood what it means to be "sexually attracted". I've seen it (sex/sexual attraction or the idea of it) being described or depicted in movies, written works, etc. but I still didn't understand it myself. I've always wondered why people acted irrationally because of their attraction to others. I don't get what the fuss is with images of naked bodies. When I see one, I don't have any reaction. Sure, I might think, "Ok, it looks nice" and that's it, just like when I see a beautiful painting or another piece of art. Oh, and I'm tired of being told that I just haven't met the right person. (I hope it made sense)Everyone else BSN when did you know you where straight, LGBT or asexual??
No.
For a price, however, I can be.
That's the attitude!
Guest_Dobbysaurus_*
I knew I was straight when I kissed a boy and I liked it. He didn't have any cherry chapstick on though. Which is good.
I'm gay, although I think I might be bi because i experience attraction to women, but not nearly as much as I do with guys. So maybe I'm bi but lean towards dudes, idk
Not that many great stories to share.
Pros: Shirtless sheploo and kaidan
Cons: Just general homophobia within the gaming community
I knew I was straight when I kissed a boy and I liked it. He didn't have any cherry chapstick on though. Which is good.
I thought you were just mean, grumpy cat lady.
Guest_Dobbysaurus_*
I thought you were just mean, grumpy cat lady.
I am mean, but only to you.
How anyone can find a woman more aesthetically pleasing than a rugged, latin, hunk of a beefcake, is beyond me.
I knew I was straight when I kissed a boy and I liked it. He didn't have any cherry chapstick on though. Which is good.
Appropriate.
Off-topic: I liked Telltale before they were cool *hipster*
I am straight but i have been friends with and worked with many LGBT people . What i have learned is we are all people and we all want to connect , find love and be respected no matter what your sexuality is and after all your sexuality shouldn`t matter when it comes to you being a good person .
I'm attracted to girls but I've never kissed a girl.
Who am I?! What am I?! Define me you dictionaries and encyclopedias!
I'm attracted to girls but I've never kissed a girl.
Who am I?! What am I?! Define me you dictionaries and encyclopedias!
According to the Codex Internetes, you're an asexual introvert who is sheltered from life and should probably check his privilege.
I wish finding out I was straight was that fun.
But really, you're people, so I treat you like it. I don't treat you special just because you are different.
Fyi I am one of the only bronies that doesn't participate in clopping and I am hardley a brony as it is.
I don't mean to offend but I am very biased on these types of discussion as have religious and political views on gays/lesbians. You can think whatever you want about me, it doesn't change my opinion on religions/politics.
This comment is so incomprehensibly detached from reality it makes a schizophrenic with dementia seem like an accountant.
How anyone can find a woman more aesthetically pleasing than a rugged, latin, hunk of a beefcake, is beyond me.
LOL.
How anyone can find a woman more aesthetically pleasing than a rugged, latin, hunk of a beefcake, is beyond me.
Because I can't impress them by drawing them.
I suck at drawing dudes.
/joke(but I do suck at drawing them.)
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