[ SECRET POST #092 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #092 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe.

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Comments

[superheroine]

Just commenting from the sidelines of this:

Maybe they've always wanted to do that, but couldn't until their had their "excuse" to do it - the "I'm gay" part. You may see it as them changing to fit into a stereotype, but it could also be breaking out of the cocoon, so to speak.

Not that it's true in your case, but it works like that in a lot of scenarios.

[ironjill.livejournal.com]

Maybe. I just don't see why that would have to be. I just don't see how someone goes almost within a 3 month span from no lisp to having a lisp. It doesn't happen that way. I have a lisp, and it took me years to practice out of, and even now my close friends and fiancée can tell...its really something your born with, not something to suddenly gain because one has discovered and accepted something about themselves. (Lisps being the best facet I could conjure at the moment, since it actually happened.)