Author Topic: having trouble coming out as aloveual  (Read 1853 times)

If anything that should make your parents happy you won't be getting any STD's anytime soon.
anybody who gets stds from love pretty much deserves it

anybody who gets stds from love pretty much deserves it

yeah like that girl that was raped

anybody who gets stds from love pretty much deserves it
wat

Yeah but they're interested in something.
I gotta admit I'm kinda surprised you of all people aren't on top of the whole loveualities thing.
yes. gay guys are interested in other guys. but that alone isn't what makes them gay, they are specifically not attracted to women, not just uninterested in them. they don't "experiment" with girls

yeah like that girl that was raped

you know what i mean

you know what i mean

Gotcha, she shouldn't have led him on.  :cookieMonster:

Anyways, I don't currently have urge to have love with anyone, although I do like girls so I'm assuming I'm straight, before declaring yourself as aloveual you might want to just hold of for a few years.

Anyways, I don't currently have urge to have love with anyone, although I do like girls so I'm assuming I'm straight, before declaring yourself as aloveual you might want to just hold of for a few years.

Yeah, it'd be for the best if you waited for a bit

does everyone think they should belong to a special group or something for every little thought or feeling they have?

this is such a non issue its rediculous

From what I understand, OP is actually demiloveual. Though for most people who are unfamiliar with loveuality terms, "uninterested in love" is easier to remember.

Like most loveualities, however, you really don't need to tell someone unless they ask, and only if you're really comfortable with asking them. Otherwise, you could just say you're straight and not interested in getting in bed. Any friends or acquaintances who call you names or make fun of you because of that probably aren't your friends.

It's a stupid thing to ridicule someone for, and it's reasonable to think that way imo. A lot of people value meaningful relationships.

OP is only 16 according to his/her profile.  I don't think he should shut down yet, there's still time.

From what I understand, OP is actually demiloveual. Though for most people who are unfamiliar with loveuality terms, "uninterested in love" is easier to remember.

Like most loveualities, however, you really don't need to tell someone unless they ask, and only if you're really comfortable with asking them. Otherwise, you could just say you're straight and not interested in getting in bed. Any friends or acquaintances who call you names or make fun of you because of that probably aren't your friends.

It's a stupid thing to ridicule someone for, and it's reasonable to think that way imo. A lot of people value meaningful relationships.
this clears up a lot

aloveual means you reproduce by yourself

wat

aloveual means you reproduce by yourself
wat
no it doesn't

no it doesn't
in this case no but in science (more important than some angsty teenagers trying to be special) it does soo