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May. 12th, 2005 04:01 pm[13:54] DanaesFriend: now if I could only get the boy thing fixed *shakes head and laughs*
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[13:54] DanaesFriend: pun intended? ;)
[13:55] DanaesFriend: yeah, it is, but I’m actually in a pretty good mood about it
[13:55] DanaesFriend: I’ve developed a sort of resigned-but-not-depressed-but-amused thing about it
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[14:01] DanaesFriend: yeah?
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[14:04] DanaesFriend: yeah, interesting
[14:04] DanaesFriend: I definitely notice different dynamics with boys in general too, for me
[14:04] DanaesFriend: and it's not something I’ve entirely worked out
[14:05] DanaesFriend: I have a lot harder time ... doing whatever it is I normally do to flirt, when I’m attracted to a guy
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[14:17] DanaesFriend: I think part of that for me is really an expectation that any particular new guy will not be interested in me, it's scarier to flirt with a random guy
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[14:18] DanaesFriend: a random gal
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[14:19] DanaesFriend: most guys are straight :)
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[14:19] DanaesFriend: I think it's part that, but ... I think there's also a remnant of direct fear of some guys responses to finding out I’m queer, as well
[14:20] DanaesFriend: that was the fear that ruled my coming out process
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[14:21] DanaesFriend: yeah. Mine seems to reflect being harassed, somewhat beaten up with anti-gay ephitets (sp?), and being ostracized for a year at a school--the latter b/c the other kids thought I was gay (I didn't have a specific orientation at that point, near as I could tell)
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[14:24] DanaesFriend: *nods8
[14:24] DanaesFriend: hard to sort that all out
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[14:25] DanaesFriend: I do get by it at times
[14:25] DanaesFriend: but it's still something I need to process
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[14:26] DanaesFriend: owww, yeah
[14:27] DanaesFriend: cool that you have that greater ease there