Coming Out

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Here I am coming out to all of you my way by show you my thoughts each grade

4th to 8th grade: I'm bisexual
Freshmen year I'm still bisexual... I think
The summer between freshman and sophomore year: I'm ftm (female to male) and gynosexual I might have misspelled that
Sophomore year: Let's rethink this I'm not ftm so I must be genderfluid and gynosexual
Junior year: Nope I'm genderfluid, panromantic and heterosexual

My mom's reaction to that was oh okay you are something new everyday so be who you want. As you can see she didn't care because she knew I was just finding myself and still am. My friends took it better by asking what they meant.

As of now I identify as non binary because I don't see people's genders I just see them for who they are. There are times I wonder if I'm genderfluid or agender since there are many times I identify as genderless.

If you all don't understand why I identify as heterosexual and panromantic it is because when I want sex I want it from a person who identifies as male. That means you could be ftm and/or non binary I'll sleep with you. I don't have a serious sexual connection with females but I romantically feel a connection towards them. For example my ex named Destiney was, why am I saying was? She is a beautiful person that I'd die for but when we were around each other I loved her with my heart not my vagina. I said that because of how people always say men don't love with the head on their shoulders they love you with the head between their legs, I don't have a penis so I had to say vagina or else some of you would think I'm biologically male. Now I don't know what's wrong with me but I have feelings that make me think I'm aromanitc  because I don't feel what I'd normally feel with a crush. I don't feel my heart beating faster than normal or anything special anymore. There's nothing wrong with being aromantic I just don't think I could identify myself that way.

Peace Love and Hope

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