Press space to see the next costume And the music used is Cloud 10 by @Jungo-Jim -------------- ----------------------------------- Uh, yeah. So, I guess I'll start at the very beginning. When I was little, maybe 3-7, I was very tomboyish. I hated wearing dresses and standing still for pictures, I liked collecting bugs and sticks; heck, my first friends were boys and I always felt like I was one of them. When I was around 8, I started experiencing my first crushes, and all of this started to change. I felt straight- heck, I thought I was straight. Being straight was just sort of what was expected in my family. Don't get me wrong, we actively supported--and still do--the LGBTQ+ community. Every year for pride month we get rainbow flags, and when we still lived in San Francisco we would go to the parade every time. It was just expected that I would be straight. This whole phase continued until I was maybe 11, and then I stopped having crushes altogether. Like a lightbulb had been turned off. Still, I didn't know really what sexuality was. It was during that time that I had my first boyfriends. It was sort of my experimentation phase--a way of exploring. They came and went, and I felt little to no real attraction when we were seeing each other. Sure, there was a connection, but there was barely any attraction. Then, when I was about 13, I started having crushes again, with one real difference--they were all girls. In an attempt to understand myself and what I was experiencing, I latched onto a male that I had been sorta-friends with for awhile. We dated for maybe a month-and-a-half, and then I had to move. We had this big breakup, it was horrible, and I was kinda down in the dumps for a while. Then I entered a new school, and there it was again. My purely female attraction. Now I'm back to where I was before I moved, and now in an online school. I just started, and yet there is again some attraction towards a few females there. So, in an attempt to understand myself, I took--and I kid you not--25 online sexuality test to figure myself out. Guess what? I'm lesbian.
