
I don't think I'm going to come out as bi right away. I might drop little hints every now and then, but it's not a huge deal to me. I'm comfortable in my skin, and that's all that matters. If people don't like it, that's their problem.
I don't think so. Being comfortable with your true self is a sign of self-respect and confidence, regardless of any ridiculous backlash you may receive. Otherwise, your afraid, and being afraid will hold you back from taking risks in life.fendue wrote:I don't see the point in letting anybody know. Why? What are the pros? the cons almost certainly outnumber the pros for coming out, right?
I don't think one's sexuality is something that requires announcing. My point was that one should be comfortable with the truth about themselves that they won't cause self-anguish by lying about it.Michael wrote:I don't know. I think it depends on what your goals in life and the best way to go about reaching those goals.
alwaysPeacock wrote:I am so glad someone else noticed the connection between CLUE and gay people, too! I, too, wonder what it is about this simple little detective game that has the same magnetic pull as a new Liza Minnelli album...or Patti LuPone/Barbra Streisand/Bette Midler/[your favorite diva]...