I don’t know what to do?

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Hello ! Firstly, I want to say that this is a lgbt friendly question ! I am a 17 years old girl , in last year of highschool and I am a lesbian. I am not open about my sexuality just to my close friends. One month ago a very good friend of mine( a boy) asked me out and I told him I cannot. Because I felt he was hurt , I decided to tell him the truth because I didn’t want him to imagine that he is ugly or not good enough for me ! I told him I am a lesbian and I am dating girls and that’s why I cannot go out with him like that! I explained to him to not tell anybody because I suffer from social anxiety and I am afraid people will judge me. He got really jealous because I don’t want to be with him and started telling people I am a lesbian ! He told people he wanted to be with me , to love me but i turned him off because I am lesbian ! I found out yesterday from my best friend who heard him telling people I am a lesbian! I cannot sleep at night , he told people from my phichology course (which are mostly full grown adults) , that’s allright but if he started telling my school mates it will be terrible for me to go back to school ! I really don’t know what to do, I told him the truth because I didn’t want to hurt him by making him think he is not good enough for me, I haven’t expected this :(

I called him yesterday and told him to meet tommorow to talk ! I want to tell him to stop, but I am not sure how exactly to do that ! And what about the people that already found out, I am so scared ! i didn’t want a forced coming-out !! I feel very lost and lonely because I am afraid everyone will leave me ! I don’t know how to tell him to stop , i don’t know if just telling him will stop because i told him i suffer from social anxiety and my biggest fear is people to find out but it seems that doesn’t stop him :( How can I tell him to stop?

Category: Tags: asked August 17, 2014

3 Answers

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I'm afraid that no matter who you are, there will always be people who will not see eye to eye, who'll judge you. Ignorance is something that can only be over ruled by educating them.

It's great that you have accepted who you are, that alone has already made you stronger than most other people in the same situation as you, who many spend their entire lives suppressing their feelings and emotions.

As for your "good friend", if he really is as good of a friend as you think he is, then he should understand if you simply tell him. Whatever you feel. People sometimes do rash things when upset. But wether he meant to hurt you or not, it was wrong of him, the way he did it.

You're not alone, and if the people who supposedly cares about you, can't accept all of you, you can't fully be yourself around them, perhaps it's time to start looking for some new friends. Maybe join a LGBT support group.
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Ignore that childish twat. The sooner you accept it, the sooner you will be happier. Life is short.