Coming Out
Because most of the people who are going to see this read , I figure it's safe to say this here, and even if not I just really need to say this in a place my family can't see.
I'm panual, which basically means I don't think about the or gender of a person. The thing is, to me, you love a person for them, not their s. Whether you're male, female, inter, transgender-- whatever. I'd be loving you for your personality, for how you make me feel, not for what's in your pants or shirt, or what was.
I don't have parents very accepting. I've always supported homouality, but I came to the conclusion on my own; my mom and dad never really gave much comment on it when I was really little, so my interest had had me watching documentaries at ages I know for a fact are less than 12 or 13 because that's when I started reading/watching (manga/anime). However, off my tangent, my step-mom is very vocal about her dislike. I can recall quite clearly two instances that give me the most fear on their own; no she's not"kill the gays" bad. However, she once related about when some gay couples moved in a couple streets away... and LAUGHED as she revealed that none of the kids were allowed to trick-or-treat there. Or when she found out I was teaching my sisters to not discriminate (race, gender, disabiltiy, ual orientation-- ALL discrimination is wrong) ; she got so angry... I'm not very good at explaining emotions like those but the adjective I want to use is "violently". It was only words but she was so... mad. Because I'm teaching my sisters right, she threatened that I "better not be teaching my sister homouality was okay in her house."
But the things is, I see nothing wrong with being gay. I denied my uality foolishly for so long despite my support of gay rights, but once I said to myself "I'm panual" I felt... lighter? And you know what, I'm 18 but I'm just now having my first crush. I wish there was a Kpop idol I could compare her to so you could get an idea of her personality, but she's really just one of a kind (yessir). (What really is that her girlfriend just broke up with her; it was easier when she was dating someone T___T).
Most of the Kpop idols I like are males, so it's easy for me to share pictures of them on Facebook and fangirl. I don't need to censor myself because the judgement I'm going to get for being too obsessed is nothing compared to if I give in and say the same things about the female celebrities I like (Amber is my ultimate female bias <3 She's perfect; and then FIESTAR's Cheska). The only member of SNSD I know is Sunny, and while I do listen to them I don't really follow them? (^my favorite girl groups are, if it's not obvious, f(x) and FIESTAR). So when I came across Yuri's teaser on Tumblr I posted it to Facebook and asked my sone friends who she was... all the while toning myself down from how I would've spoken if I was sharing a picture of a male celebrity.
I don't want to have to do this anymore, but my job can't support me if I have all these other bills on top of my car insurance and gas (trust, I've done the math), so I can't come out just yet. I don't know if this'll be the final straw and I'll get that "OUT" I've been threatened with time and again over the last few months (I know she'll do it; she did to her own kids and I'm just her boyfriend's daughter). My sisters know; most of my friends do. But I don't... see the problem with being gay. I want to fangirl over female celebrities, talk about my first crush like my sister can hers. But I can't, not until I move out. I'm shy, so it's going to be hard to find another job (I'm EXTREMELY lucky I got the one I have), but hopefully by the end of next year I'll be out.
I don't know if anyone's actually going to read this, but if you read everything, thank you for listening. :c I just really needed to say... something before everything became too much.
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