…and no I didn’t get any of the coats – we’ve got a night out next weekend – so thought whilst Debenhams was having a sale – we’d get a nice shirt to go out in!
As for the coat – well that can wait, for now!
…and no I didn’t get any of the coats – we’ve got a night out next weekend – so thought whilst Debenhams was having a sale – we’d get a nice shirt to go out in!
As for the coat – well that can wait, for now!
After keeping everything hidden in regards to my sexual preferences for so long – I’ve come out as bisexual.
It’s been up to now, quite a revealing process to myself – I originally came out to myself a good couple of months ago after a brief get-together with a girl at work, but I have known for more than a decade that I was very different to most other blokes in my peer group. I wasn’t one who would go down the pub most nights – every penny I had would go on designer gear, particularly in the years after I left school – and I had a certain way of carrying it off – even with my substantial girth.
Originally, when I left school I was only interested in blokes and blokes alone – was continually wanking myself silly over random blokes till my late teens.
However, on a college course about eight years ago – I was introduced to this stunning girl called Marie, who lived in Dover – and I got the feeling that if she wasn’t already attached at the time that me and her would probably had got it on there and there – however like now, there was the feeling that I needed that little more – which is probably why I’ve never been able to find someone who satisfies my needs.
As time moved on – my sexuality has up to a point not really changed in that regard – what I would like to think however is that, now I have come out as what I am, that I can feel more confident and open in being bisexual and being able to find someone who can become that special person in my life.
The one aspect that I worried about was how were my family and friends were going to react – some of my very closest friends suspected for years that I wasn’t straight – and so wasn’t surprised in the slightest – others I think, although they haven’t said so probably feel uncomfortable – which is completely understandable – it took me over a decade to come out to myself. Overall however, the support from everyone (even my own sister) has been wonderful and extremely heart-warming!
Here’s to the next chapter to my life.
Think we are going to be having to do a couple of articles this afternoon about the seismic events of the past six weeks or so.
We’ll start in chronological order – in early October just after the last post I was in the process of trying to find a property in Folkestone to finally get away from Home. Well, with the financial situation being what it is withe everyone right now – I flew a kite to a good friend of mine, about possibly getting a place together – she agreed and hopefully we are going to be in a place by the New Year – or certainly afterwards.
Mother isn’t too happy – in fact her and my beloved sister have views that they would rather me move away completely from the area than be happy down here.
How wonderful. Their opinion isn’t helped by the fact that I plan on moving over to Dover so she can be nearer her family – and as a friend, and someone who is used to be away from his family for long periods of time, I thought it was the most obvious option – as well as the fact that I felt it would do me the world of good to be as independent as possible.
They disagree – it’s all financial for them in the end. The Bank of Me wants to close its doors indefinitely!
It will happen!