Yeah, I never really went out of my way to look for anyone. In fact, I used to really just kind of expect that I wouldn't end up being in a relationship.
My one relationship happened on accident and I was really happy in it, especially since I still got a lot of time to myself, but it ended completely randomly and for no reason, so... yeah, don't know what to do there or if I'd be able to trust the other person if something like that came my way again. Because apparently it's a thing for people to just leave without warning and I don't want to be invested in something like that.
Either way, I'd rather not worry about it. I've always been fine being by myself anyway - I'm just kind of reverting back to my original plan which was to stay alone.
Marizzle wrote:Even in accepting cultures, it can be hard, IMO. It's quite true that there are many gay people who make the decision to never come out nor act upon their true feelings mainly because they are incapable of dealing with the struggles it brings and that, by itself, 'lowers' the 'number of available people'. I mean, everyone gets tired of people whose main task apparently is putting their noses in someone else's business and/or try to make their lives a living hell.

Yeah, I feel that. Most of my family probably wouldn't support me being with someone who wasn't male.
Not that I'm really that close with most of my family anyway but I just don't want to deal with that, tbh.