This just happened to me and I am still surprised that I like boys. Just surprised me again. I accept myself. (&&&)
I've liked girls ever since I was younger, although at the time I didn't know what it meant. But once I figured it out, I was absolutely terrified! It's been years since I came out and I've dated multiple women since then, but it's still shocking to me, especially to my family. I love being different from everyone else. There's something about being the minority that makes me feel special.
I'm pretty young but I'm still surprised and some-what in denial. I've known since I was even younger that I felt different than the majority of people I just usually pretend I don't. It's easier.
Hi, I never was surprised by by sexuality . Never really thought about it in youth. Sexuality kicked in prior to considerations of straight-gay, shame of sex. I did realize it was dangerous to be gay and closeted it. My issue was finding guys. I was partnered 15 years from early teens to late 20's, never dated beyond partner in teens, twenties and when the break came lacked the gay dating skills. Got lost at that point
Yes. The thought of me being a lesbian still sounds crazy to me. In a good way though, I guess. I don't have much desire to fit in and ever since I was little I've had this odd fascination with lesbians, lol. I thought they were pretty cool. ^.^ Sometimes I'll just be doing something random like eating lunch or taking a shower, and suddenly I'll remember I'm gay and start wondering why. I mean, obviously it's because girls are really hot, but not everyone is attracted to girls... And I've known for a year now, but I still find myself thinking about it all the time. I wonder if it'll always be like this. I guess I shouldn't technically feel surprised by it though. Even when I thought I liked boys in elementary school, I was more interested in their features that girls also had (like nice eyes). I was never really attracted to masculinity. Once I realized girls could like other girls, I was feeling things for girls that were so much more intense than what I'd felt for guys. So, um, yes, to sum things up, I am still surprised, despite it being a bit unreasonable.
Not really. Much more surprised that it took so long and so much personal torment to get to the point of seeing it all as a non issue. There are times that someone will catch my eye and I may linger then snicker at how far I've come.