Sports, Friends, Family, Music, Helping others are all important to me. I like to do many activities, i love to write and i'm a criminal justice, human services and psychology major in college.
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Location: Bowling Green, Mo
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Age: 27
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Member Since: October 9, 2005
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I'm really close to this guy named Kevin. He's one of my best friends & I just met him about a month ago when I first moved to this state. He told me he was gay when we first met. It didn't bother me at all, seen as I have a lot of gay friends. But, this was our conversation tonight:
HIM: I love you a lot! :)
ME: Hah, you can't you're gay.
HIM: No, I'm bisexual. I just prefer guys more.
ME: Lol, well youre 75% gay.
HIM: Yeah, but the other 25% is you.
Okay, Well, basically my question is, do you think he really likes me? Like from that 25% thing? Just wondering.. Thanks a bunch. (link)
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I think that there may be a place in his heart for you. Although, it may only be a friend thing. You need to just sit him down and talk to him about it. Has he ever been with a female? Just talk to him and find out, hope everything works out for you.
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I write poems about a lot of thoughts that go on in my head. I want to share them with my friends, but I know if they don't appreciate them I will feel horrible. Once my friend found my journal filled with poems and she was just like, "Hmm. Do these all mean something to you?" and she just gave the idea of my poems were crap, which I know they aren't. I guess what I am asking is what should I say to my friends to make them understand how important these are to me? (link)
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I write poetry and for the longest time I was sooo afraid of what others would think of things that I write. Then this summer at our local fair they had what you call a poetry slam, which is where you get up and read three poems that are of your own writing and you get judged on them. I was so scared because this is what I'm writing and i was going to let others into knowing how I felt. Most of my work however comes from relationship issues and how i deal with that, depending on what inspires you though maybe different. But the thought is that i'm really happy that i did do that and I began to share what I write with others. I think that your friends should be able to understand this is something important to you and if they can't oh well, then find others that can. But hey if you want to email me and i'd share with you some of my poetry.
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