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Sometimes a person feels that he or she cannot accept being gay because of his religion or his culture. I can answer questions related to religion, coming out, and society/culture in either English or Spanish.
I am a gay Christian who has lived in both the U.S. and Mexico. I was raised Southern Baptist.
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Hi Auripol. First, I will answer your questions, and then I will give you my opinion on the issue as a whole. Your first question is if I thought the reason she told you she had never been penetrated
Hi Dar, No, some men, depending on the kind of culture or subculture that they were raised in, will use words in the masculine. And vanity and worrying about your hair and clothes are not exclusively
Hi Lisa, This is always a tough one. Maybe the first thing is to just ask her a personal question: "Are you gay?" That way you will know for sure how to proceed. One step at a time. If she is, then
Dear Andrew, I don't mind answering this question, but be prepared for quite a long answer! In reality, it was a gradual process. It's so much easier to see things in hindsight...although I had crushes
Hi Andrew, Although in this day and age, many kids realize their sexuality during puberty, for many of us, it is still a confusing time, and we require a few more years to "be sure." I, too, was of

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