Damn D~A~K~U Katsuki's answer page 3 (53)

I'm sixteen, but I've been reading yaoi since my parents made the mistake of giving me access to the internet. I always thought I was a little weird, seeing as I think straight relationships are kind of disgusting. I always wished I was a man so I could have a male lover, never really realizing that was an odd thing. My ultra religious parents thou......   reply

My immediate stare was horniness. And disgust for vaginas. Difficult if you were born with one. I feel like a gay man trapped inside a camel body. -_-" why. Fucking cruel world.   4 reply

My parents practised a form of religion that is very close to Judaism. They once made me watch as they slaughtered a lamb in front of all of us and then painted the lambs blood over all the doors like it says to in Exodus. Then my mom cooked the lamb and we had to eat it. I am still traumatized and will not eat lamb ever. I'm proud to announce ......   reply

I’ve rejectef people in the past because I felt I was too young to be in a relationship when I really needed to be focused on other things, but honestly, my virginity is probably mostly due to the fact that I am picky AF and don’t want to settle for less than what I want. So far I’ve only attracted the attention of BOYS. I can’t tell you ho......   reply

A complete and utter switch. I could melt in someone's arms and give myself fully one moment, and the next I could be taking control of the situation and ordering them to lie back. I change from day to day. I hate being female because I feel like my dominant side tends to be hindered in these situations due to my anatomy.   reply

well the first hung I would do was cry out of happiness. The second thin. I would do is building a life for myself in the body I've always longed for. I know if I were a guy I'd be gay though.   reply

My mom gave me the nickname "Lolli", meaning "sweet thing" while I was sick and in and out of the hospital through my teenage years. I always confuse the tiny moles on my body for ticks because I lived in the southern US for six years and developed a fear of them and also a hypothesis that they are actually literal devils from hell. I was a sup......   1 reply

It was the first time I'd ever seen queer people in media and helped me realize that even if I wasn't straight I could still have a beautiful and story-book worthy relationship. In my community, queerness was always something you only spoke about to insult or complain about. I'd never seen it presented in a positive light.   reply

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So I've grown up with a chronic disease since I was fourteen. It's not fatal, but there isn't a cure, and, as a result, I live my daily life in a lot of pain. I'm not proud of how many times I have considered killing myself to escape this world that I hate, but I confess I've considered it a lot. As a person who has put their family through a lot......   1 reply

Hmmm...I'm not sure. Maybe if I have the emotional bandwidth for it. To date someone who was exactly like me would be like a never-ending chess match. Sounds stressful.   reply

I think that a lot of people are really quick to jump to "I WILL ONLY WATCH SUBS!" or "NOTHING BUT DUBS FOR ME!" I think that's funny. Adorable really. It's like saying you can only wear blue because it's your favorite colour, but you can't wear green even if you like a particular shade of it. For me, there are some anime I like in subs, and oth......   reply

Hey there. I'm so sorry you're going through this. Familial pressure it hard and I understand that at times, it will make things worse. I agree with you: you need something to focus on! Have you ever worked through your emotions through writing? That's what I do. I would encourage you to write fan fiction. Not only will you see an influx of suppo......   reply