Posts made by poltergeist

Jurassic World: The Game on mobile platform. But, since I just lost my phone, I can't play it for the time being

@warpaint:

Not a fortune. You just have to work and save some cash. I bet you're able to do that. I did that too. If you study hard enough you can get scolarship as well. It's all about hard work and knowing how to wisely spend your money.
I think that's a good idea if you feel so much pressure about your sexuality in your country.
So you have boyfriend here, now ? Why don't you both leave ? Should be even easier to do than on your own.
Don't know what everyone else thinks about it but to me telling that via text message is like breaking up a 5y r-ship over the phone. Not serious.

I think I can do that. But not so much about my boyfriend. I'm not exactly rich, though not really poor either, more like financially capable, but my boyfie is not exactly, so I wouldn't say saving up some money to simply go abroad wouldn't be so easy either, not for a couple of months, or years, I think. Though I feel like, if I could take him with me, he would have a better chance of landing a very much proper job, one that is suitable with his passion and interest…

okay, no text message then, but it's okay via phone call?

Not necessarily. I consider myself to be agnostic. I live in a heavily religious country, or so they claim. But lately, they seem to use or shove religion for nearly any purpose and argument. And to some extent, misinterpret their religions. Kinda sound like they make their own teaching. Everyone suddenly becomes self-righteous

Mostly kissing, rimming, nipple sucking and orgasm

@Unohana:

%100 bottom 

Hey maybe you could give me some tips for a first timer? I'm a bottom too anyway. Or I consider myself so ;D

Actually, I do have a thought about moving overseas. I hope once I graduate I can live my own life somewhere far away. I intend to go to New Zealand and find a job there. But it'll cost me some fortune, so… until then, that's not gonna happen anytime soon.

But if I did leave, I may have to leave my boyfriend... :afr2:

It's so confusing! Maybe I could tell my parents via text message instead?

Maybe because it has something to do with certain privileges and rights that can only be acquired by getting married? Example, like, a gay couple want to stay together and raise a child, they need to show some sort of prove that indicates that they are married right? Don't we need to have a certain certificate or so in order to adopt children?

@warpaint:

@poltergeist:

How lucky that you were able to come out and they accept you with no prejudice. I almost can do that here…

Only 4 people know. Two guys and two girls, and they are my classmates. I can never come out to my family, otherwise they will disown me...

I know. I am lucky, but it's not up to luck anyway, it's up to you !
If you just stick with nice people if you care about them if they see it, they will accept. They always do if their love or their kindness for you is real. Cause people may not accept homosexuality, they probably never thought about that and neither they will, they just accept you. If you come across as a good person you won't be judged. But you have to choose carefully who got your back. So it's really important to see through people and have a lot of energy to attract them to you. That is just my opinion.
I live in Poland. It's not a gay-friendly country actually. I see many un-freindly guys everyday but in every country there is a group of wise, caring, selfless people, you just have to get there.
Harder with the family as you didn't choose one, but are you sure they would disown you ? Cause sometimes we think that cause we are scared but people are more tolerant than we think actually. Ask about the topic just get to know their stuff about it. You will have to tell them eventually you know. It just comes naturally. You will be tired of them asking you about girlfriends and stuff. You will want them to know that you are happy with who you love. You will wish then that you didn't tell them earlier because you would already be in the whole different phase by now. Well I'm not forcing you or anything like that but I guess you should really think about what they are really like, do they love you, will they throw you out or if they are ready to hear the truth.

Well, I've been growing up with a saying that "heaven lies in the foot of a mother". I'm sure mother's love knows no limit, but I'm unsure about my mom. I live in Indonesia, and here they treat most LGBTs like some sort of sickly, mentally disturbed people. They judge us, without actually knowing us but don't make any attempt to know us personally nor even willing to treat us humanely. Now, my family also embodies a certain degree of religion values. I asked them once about how they view about homosexuals, especially since this is a trending issue here lately, since these people start to raise their voice, demanding their rights to be valued and treated equally, and they said these people are damaged. They said that I shouldn't be anywhere near them, thinking it's contagious, so… yeah, I think coming out to them won't be so easy after all. I'm unsure how would they feel about me if they ever find out that I'm actually attracted to males... I think it would devastate them, particularly my mother. Whether I tell them or they find out about it themselves (which I don't plan that to happen at all costs), the outcome would be the same... I think :cry2:

Even if they did, they probably won't talk to me for certain period of time... They would come in terms with that, but probably will take a very long time. I don't know... I'm not ready to tell them yet...

I try to do it only once a week and it's usually on Thursday night. I get tired easily after I jerked off

Shakira's Try Everything. It's the soundtrack of Zootopia and I instantly fell in love with this song ever since I watched the movie yesterday :cheers:

It still is. In my point of view, many of these Asian countries are heavily religious. And as you may already know, LGBT and religion don't get along well. Here, they treat homosexuality and transgenders as disease, defying laws of nature and must be terminated. And I mean really terminated, should they be given permission to do so…

how funny. they talk about equality, being tolerant to others and treat them humanely, yet, they view LGBT people with disgust and full of hate, refuse to be friendly and don't want to know anything

@wesleyrayne:

weirdly my partner didnt even use lube lol it just slid right in…miss that guy he unfortunately committed suicide a decade ago

whoa… what happened to him?

I… have never done anything so far, but I consider myself as a bottom

@batangtegak:

I'm a muslim and I had tried to came out .. The result is terrifying and luckily I managed to reduce the catastrophe and  out of the radar (bullies). What have I learned ?…  In a muslim country like Moderate Malaysia, you don't have to shout that you're a gay. Just relax.. no one bother if two men live together. Just don't cross dress and do public display affection (PDA). I know people get satisfaction for being able to express them selves but.. this population will never accept "sexuality is not a choice".

Same here in Indonesia. They are still heavily intolerant of LGBT and think that they must be eliminated, despite the fact that Islam never promote violence. It's kinda sad really…

@JACK777:

Yes. My parents are Indian and conservative. I just know they would never understand.

Same here. My entire family is… disgusted with this kind of people. They probably would disown me if they know I like men...

@warpaint:

All in my family.
All in my band.
All of my friends.
All that I care about.
70% of my highschool class
90% of my college mates
The whole lesbian soccer club (don't ask)

• couple of people in Dublin

I don't really hide it much. I don't tell people when I meet them first because I don't think of it as a declarance or something. If there's occasion I don't try to cover it. Only people at my work don't know, beside one girl who is studying with me. Well time will show. I don't feel any need to tell them because I don't care what they think, I'm just there to work. I have a little crush on two of my bosses But they have kids soooo.
I don't remember having any bad reactions. Like really really bad. Of course some of them heard by accident and out of my control, but never had any face to face confrontations or laughs or bullying.

How lucky that you were able to come out and they accept you with no prejudice. I almost can do that here…

Only 4 people know. Two guys and two girls, and they are my classmates. I can never come out to my family, otherwise they will disown me...

A friend of mine. I know him for only around 1 year and half but I feel like I can trust him. He's one of my closest, best friend. And he's younger than me

Technically, it's still not easy for me, especially since I live in a rather homophobic country. Lately LGBT people demand their rights to be treated equally here and got many negative response. We're heavily discriminated so… no. I only come out to a handful of my closest friends, who are apparently open-minded enough to accept me.

I used to be obsessed with my seniors and peers in high school, but now… I mellowed out

@kumar777:

@humandoormat:

10 haha

i want details >:D >:D >:D

I second to that