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 Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 2:54 pm
If you MODs don't approve, go ahead and delete this-
For all you "different" people that feel that you have to be silent about your difference (such as gays, bis, learning disabled, Pagans, etc.):
Do you believe you would feel better about coming out and telling people about it? What conflicts do you think would arise if you did? How do you believe people would react? Why?
For all of you that believe you or we shouldn't come out- Give Us A Reason!!!
Don't just say "No, we shouldn't" or "No, you shouldn't". Tell Us Why! Not just because you are "homophobic" or "anti-religious" Be Reasonable and Adultlike in answering thiese questions, please. Thank you.
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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 7:14 pm
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Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2008 7:55 am
mike is an idiot!
I personally don't care if you do or don't. If I like someone then one day they tell me something like this my reaction will be, meh.
Others may not like people doing this because our spieces has a tendancy to fear and therefore be against things that we do not understand. I admit that things like ghosts, or the feeling that there is something in the house with you scares me and I don't like it. Though I think some people can be overly anti to this kind of things, you just have to ignore them and hope that one day they'll just accept it as it is.
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Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 9:09 am
yes. of course you should. hiding stuff like that will eat you up inside. keeping secrets ike that is not good. start out by telling your closests friends and then go from there. you will feel much better with no hidden secrets
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Posted: Fri Jan 08, 2010 9:03 pm
i've already had to with a mental illness (my name wasn't a complete joke). you know, it's like it's always there, but whether or not you admit it is different.
i think you pretty much have to admit it to yourself first before you can admit it to other people. doing that has gotten me in trouble. where i'm faking it all so i don't have to work. where i'm a lazy little liar trying to get more people to believe that there's this problem that isn't there. i don't know if it runs that way with other types of admittances (bad lifestyle choices, popularity, laziness, whatever), but it doesn't feel good to have people mad at you, when it ultimatly happens, you want them to have your back, not turn their back on you, which is really sad, but you do feel better when you get it out there.
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