Discovering My Sexuality-Part 1

Discovering My Sexuality-Part 1

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Jun 4, 2015
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Girl. Girl. Girl. YOU NEED TO BE A GIRL. *sigh* no one ever understood me... Not one single soul. By what I'm saying you probably think Im some freak. But no....Im not a freak....I just really like girls. How do I know? Well since I was a child, I never liked to think about kissing a boy, yuck! Cooties! Also I wasn't very girly and never....ever....would I dare wear a dress. Now now I know you're going to say, "but you never actually liked a girl". That's what I was going to tell you next. It all started in 5th grade when I had soccer practice and I would always walk out of the field with my friends. There was this HOT girl and when I say hot I mean like Flaming Hot Cheetos. She thought I disliked her because I would always stare at her like what the fuck? A girl can't be gay these days? But of course...no one knew my actual sexuality.
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