Youngest gay experience

I loved watching it. I'm not just going to instantly fall in love with the first other lesbian I meet—I'm just like any other 13-year old girl. Why not? My copy of the paper arrived in a plain brown envelope. On this particular Saturday, though, something I’d seen on TV that morning made me go into a shop I hardly ever visited.

Scanning the shelves full of newspapers and magazines for the music newspaper I wanted, it soon caught my eye.

The fact that I was 17 years old didn’t put me off from watching it.

I felt so good that I wanted to meet him again another day with more time, and so we did.

The second time we were together he was really sweet and caring and treated me as no girl ever did in my life. I quickly closed the paper to see if anybody noticed me reading the advert.

At that point, I wanted to put down the paper and rush out of the shop, but the chance of being in touch with other gay people stopped me from doing so.

I told myself to be brave, quickly walked over to Karen, and nervously placed the newspaper by the cash register.

By the time lunch was over, everybody knew. I can't even remember how it went down.

The first time I accidentally told the entire middle school I was gay.

I told one person, and they told one person, and they told another person. Even the most popular girl was nice to me.

The first time I told a straight girl I had a crush on her during a class field trip.

Well, let's just say I don't plan on doing that again anytime soon.

The first time I heard that Mike Pence thinks that I should have my gay electrocuted out of me.

I fought back with a little humor in my first political essay, where I referred to him and the "president" as Turd in Pants.

The first time I went to PrideFest.

It was last summer, and I got to go backstage and meet my drag idol, RainBowGore Cake.

I thought she knew which advert I’d been reading and was about to stand up and announce, ‘This one’s queer!” Of course, that never happened. I didn’t particularly like their music, but I found both men sexually attractive. I must confess I was nervous like hell at the time but he really made his best to make me feel comfortable and I really felt good.

I always got up first because I’m an early bird.

After breakfast, I’d sit down and watch Multi-Coloured Swap Shop – a children’s TV show on Saturday morning. I didn't know there were people out there who thought this way.

The first time I went to a super homo pool party.

There was this one really pretty younger married lesbian couple.

Unforgettable experience for the rest of my life!

Did you ever experiment?
June 2, 2007 11:57 PM   Subscribe

My first time.

Heck, we even got to go on a Chinese food first (friend) date together. That friendship eventually waned and only a couple of years later I began experimenting again with another buddy of mine, this time pretty much going ‘all the way’. It was with a friend (also male and around the same age) and went on for two or three years.

I felt comfortable, loved and cared about. I still preferred to spend Saturday evenings indoors watching television like I did on Saturday mornings.

My parents thought it unusual for a boy my age to want to stay in on a Saturday evening.