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Re: When and How Did You Realize You Were Queer
(Anonymous) 2013-03-24 11:37 pm (UTC)(link)I had a similar moment recently, being a long term relationship with a guy, where I realized I was starting to think it was "made sense" to just identify as straight since I had no desire to be in a relationship with a women.
But then, wait, I've had sex with women. I've enjoyed sex with women, and dated women, and enjoy the thought of being with women, and enjoy looking at women. And I realized that wasn't very straight and I should just stop worrying about not being "queer" enough for my gay friends.