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Official duke Blue Devils Let’s go Duke 2022 T-shirt! When I recall my childhood, when I was 11 or 12 years old, I was literally locked in my room to draw, read, or watch TV. I'm an only child, and the last thing I do is jump out and join the soccer or baseball team. One day, I overheard my stepfather say to my mother, “Why does he lock himself in his room painting women's dresses all day? Is he a fairy, or something? “That literally cut me in half. My mother told him, "He's talented, he's special and that's something we should celebrate." It's funny when I think at the time, there are little things like, if you put your hand on your hip, you'll hear someone say, "Daughter, do it. Don't do that. "As a teenager, I was super, super skinny, a little bit masculine, and had a fear of being exposed and having someone say, "Oh, you're weird." I was scared but not scared at the same time. I've never played a game and said, "Oh, I'm a straight guy who plays baseball." Long and thin hair, do they think I'm a girl? Is this something to be avoided?
It's weird when I When I was a little older, in my teens, my mom had quite a few gay friends. She started saying to me, “If there's anything you need to tell me, you can tell me anything. what." And I said, "No, I have nothing to tell you." Official duke Blue Devils Let’s go Duke 2022 T-shirt! Even though I'm living in this liberal family, I'm still afraid to say anything. Then I had to go to FIT to go to college, and it was really a blast. It was my first time in the house. There are a bunch of gay people, and I don't feel like I'm the only one. Manhattan, for me, has always been the life I want to live, who I want to be, and what I want to do for a living. So, when I had to go to college, I called all my high school friends, I literally called them all separately and said, "By the way, I just wanted to let you know I'm gay. That's it. I don't think anyone was particularly shocked. And although my mother asked me the whole time, I never said anything. Then I went to see her in Los Angeles. Angeles the year [I started college], when I was 18, and I said as we were driving in the car, "You know, mom, I'm bisexual." And that's what Total silence. And my mother looked at me and said, "I don't think so. " And I said, "We know a lot of people who are bisexual."
