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Bisexual
What is bisexuality?Being bisexual means you are romantically and sexually attracted to people of the opposite sex and people of the same sex. As you grow up you become more aware of your sexuality and you might find that you fancy boys and girls, perhaps you have always felt this … Read more
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Coming Out
What is coming out?Coming out is when someone who is gay, lesbian, or bisexual tells the people around them about their sexuality. It can be scary, but it also means you can be honest about how you feel and not keep part of your life hidden.I think I’m gay, what happens next?One … Read more
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Homophobia
What is homophobia?Homophobia is where people who are gay, lesbian or bisexual (or people who are assumed to be) are discriminated against. This could take the form of verbal or physical abuse and if this is happening to you, it is important to talk to someone.Why do I keep hearing … Read more
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Lesbian
What is being lesbian?If you are lesbian you are a girl or woman who is romantically and sexually attracted to other girls or women.How do I know if I’m lesbian?• Some people know from a young age that they are lesbian. • Some people don’t know until they get older and start thinking about … Read more
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#geootrwonick[UDUDYYJJDDIY], 11/10/2012 04:53:24Feeling Angry
Oh Beth, I'm sorry for what you have been through. Bullying can be so turmaatic and have such long standing negative effects on someone. You are right about verbal insults not being true! Bullies will do anything to hurt and have power over someone else including convincing someone they are fat' or ugly' when they are far from either of those things.Are you still being bullied? If so, you really need to tell someone who might be able to put a stop to it, you shouldn't have to live your life in fear.Even when the bullying stops, it can take a long time to heal from the experience and it's important there is someone you can talk to about what happened to you.Personally I don't think there is such a thing as normal'! The only normal I know is the setting on an old washing machine or tumble drier. Seriously though, we are all different in our own right and that is a good thing. Being ill doesn't make us abnormal' it just makes us ill. People don't describe someone suffering from the flu or even cancer abnormal' but many don't hesitate to describe people suffering from mental illness as odd' abnormal' or a freak'. It's not right, is it!Keep fighting to get better hon and try to talk to someone about how you feel.
Lazo, 28/08/2012 06:17:18