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Erm practising Wicca makes me feel really calm and basically *cures* my depression for a little while. Unfortunately I have a huge guilt complex because I was brought up a Christian (not practising now) and I also feel silly because it was invented in the 60's... I don't practise it at all because of those two things.

I have never known what to do about it tbh. Just felt 'right' :/
 

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I identify as bisexual, though hetero-romantic. For those who aren't aware, I came up with that term to describe myself without knowing if it's already used, but I think it describes me pretty well, if you can get the meaning. Basically, I'm sexually attracted to both men and women, and I've had experiences with both genders. However, I've only ever had romantic feelings, actual feelings of love (completely seperate to lust) for women. I could maybe develop such feelings for men in the future, but it's never actually happened to me, and I can't imagine it with anyone I know. So yeah, romantically straight, but sexually bi. I expect some stick from LGBT members for that, but that's who I am, and it's not going to change any time soon.

Anyway, that's the first time I've told that to anybody. Stating it in an online community of mostly strangers. I haven't told my family, they don't even know I've had sexual contact with anyone other than women, and truth be told I'm probably not going to actually say anything about it to them in the forseeable future. Still, if I do ever tell them, then all I'll be doing is admitting I'm not completely straight in my sexual life, which itself isn't their business anyway...

Otherwise, I have nothing to really 'come out' about. All my friends and family know my personality and the 'real me', and as for my hobbies and such, again, I'm an open book. I enjoy things like anime and video games, I don't bother hiding that from my friends, and if they don't like it then sod them. Really, the only 'coming out' admission I have is the one I mentioned at the start of this post :p.
 

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I'm a big proponent of eugenics and having every kid kept infertile till they are 18 or over and first having to be evaluated before given a license to breed.

...it's not something you share with people.
 

Kuroneko97

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I'm a bit of a masochist, and I'm agnostic, although kind of on the border between that and atheism. My immediate family wouldn't care about either, but I'd be careful who I tell about those things outside of my immediate family, especially my religious beliefs, considering I'm living in the south.
 

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this isnt my name said:
If you dont mind me askig. I have never understood BDM, what is sexy about hurting or being hurt by those you love ?
I'm personally not into giving or receiving pain (the S&M part of BDSM) but being dominated by a man really turns me on. If I was going to play amateur-psychologist, I'd guess it has something to do with wanting a big, strong, fierce man who can protect me against all the dangerous animals that lurk out in the prehistoric wilderness! ;)

orangeban said:
I'm a pansexual and submissive (BDSM) but worst of all, I've written some fan-fiction in my time.
Best comment in this thread. Sir, I salute you. :D

xXxJessicaxXx said:
Erm practising Wicca makes me feel really calm and basically *cures* my depression for a little while. Unfortunately I have a huge guilt complex because I was brought up a Christian (not practising now) and I also feel silly because it was invented in the 60's... I don't practise it at all because of those two things.

I have never known what to do about it tbh. Just felt 'right' :/
And that's all that should matter. If anything, a religion invented in the 60s is likely to be more relevant to you and your life than something written by a person who died thousands of years ago. But whatever helps you cope with life (providing it doesn't involve beating up old ladies or strangling kittens) is absolutely fine.

OT: I'm fairly "out" about being bisexual to everyone it's relevant to (which means almost no one). But only a couple of very close friends know that I practise home-brew witchcraft to deal with stress. (And one of them is a devout Evangelical, who doesn't let it affect our friendship, but does reserve the right to say "I told you so" when I end up in hell!)

To be honest, the main reason I don't tell people is because I strongly identify myself as an atheist. Being a pagan is fine. Being a bisexual pagan is almost expected. Being a bisexual, atheist pagan is not something I want to try explaining to my friends and family!
 

Necroid_Neko

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I write personal fanfiction where I include myself as one of the main characters, no one else knows so keep it a secret ;)
 

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Jazoni89 said:
Queen Michael said:
I'm a transvestite. I'm an atheist. I haven't told my parents about this. I don't think I ever will. So what's your closet that you haven't come out of yet? I'm not just talking LBGT stuff, I'm talking any kind of lifestyle choice that your parents (or other people close to you) wouldn't approve of or that for other reasons you're keeping secret.
Is being a Atheist a bad thing? I heard all the time that most American's are very religious people, but here in the UK, you are pretty much deemed a social outcast for not being one. Which is quite strange considering how religious focused our country was in the past.
Sure America is full of Christians but there has proven to be plenty of room for atheist. I know quite a few. That's at least true for me and I live in portland Oregon.
 

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I don't really keep anything a secret from my friends and family (except for porn). I guess the only thing I haven't really told them about is a mlp fan-fic that I think up, but are too lazy to actually write, in my spare time. My friends and family already know I'm a brony, but I don't tell people about this because it would just take too long to explain the story.
 

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I have nothing to hide, for better or worse. I'll tell anyone anything about me, without hesitation.

Fortunately, they usually have to ask first.
 

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chinangel said:
I'm a bisexual transsexual who enjoys having her ah...shall we say 'backdoor' played with. I have also enjoyed BDSM and role-play.

I'm not very succesful in life but I try to be happy.

as for religion, I am christian. Wait...

/looks over her post.

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yup, I'm going to hell
I don't see you would go to hell. My philosophy is what the bible essentially teaches you is "don't be an asshole" (paraphrased to a very rudimentary degree). As long as you follow that I don't see why you should be in trouble in the after-life :)
 

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Well, let's see. My parents are very catholic and right wing, my sister is heavily catholic, and my brother is less so than my parents, but still catholic, though he doesn't express it much...

And then there's me. Ap/athiest, semi-existentialist, Spinozist, who does not value human life, is pro-choice, does not like interacting with other people, does not CARE about most other people, likes beastiality and incest, and has a recent desire to burn other people
s property with molotovs.



My parents know about the religious/philosphical part. they know about none of the rest. Because I'm even remotely unlike them in terms of belief, they worry about me. God forbid they learn about the rest. they'd probably disown me for the last half. XD
 

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OniaPL said:
I see the world around me in different colours of violence. And I like it that way.
Man, that was disturbingly poetic. Rather beautiful.

OT: Out of the many weird ideas and opinions I have, only few (my "best friends" group) know that I think that psychoactive drugs, mainly Psilocybin mushrooms, LSD and weed, should be tried at least once by each human being, to expand their own horizons of consciousnesses before they grow old, boring and conservative.

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efAston said:
I've never been able to do long division.
*Gasp* Why.. that's just insane!
 

RatRace123

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I have some amount of faith in some form of higher power, not something I typically bring up though, even on the interwebz... ESPECIALLY on the interwebz. I hate religious debates.

In private I also dance and sing, choreographing routines; given that I'm a 20 year old man and not a teenaged girl I feel that this is something I'd be hesitant to share IRL.
 

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BoredDragon said:
My philosophy is what the bible essentially teaches you is "don't be an asshole" (paraphrased to a very rudimentary degree).
Or as Fred Clarke puts it, "That Guy."
You know That Guy. He takes two parking spaces to protect his paint job. He races past the pregnant lady to grab the last seat on the train. He sends back his steak and undertips. He drives on the shoulder all the way to the front of the traffic jam, then bullies his way back into line. He sees all of this as evidence that he's cleverer than the rest of us suckers. That That Guy.
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My first boss in my first job after college was That Guy. This made our business trips a nightmare. He didn't believe in checking bags ? that just slows you down. So instead he packed everything for a weeklong trip into a gargantuan bag three times larger than the size limit for carry-on luggage. (This was before 9/11 ? back when you could still bully airline personnel into letting you break the rules.)

My boss's giant "carry-on" bag was so large that he had to wheel it around on this folding metal contraption. Getting both his massive bag and the not-small folding metal thing into the overhead bin on the plane took a bit more bullying. He'd board early. When some ticket checker had the temerity to point out that his row hadn't yet been called, he'd just act entitled and put-upon, sighing acidly, rolling his eyes and calling them by the name on their name tag in a condescending tone until they'd surrender and let him by.

The other passengers were never happy to arrive at their seats only to find that one of the overhead bins in their section was already full and that half of the other one was taken up with some weird folding metal thing. They were even less happy after the plane landed and, while it was still taxiing to the gate and the seat-belt sign was still lit, my boss would jump up out of his seat and lay claim to the aisle for the reassembly of the wheeled metal thing. This reassembly, getting the giant bag down from the overhead bin and strapping it back onto the metal thing took 10 to 15 minutes, during which everyone who'd been seated behind my boss on the plane had to wait, standing in the aisle, unable to exit the plane.

That Guy.
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"And what does the Lord require of you?" the prophet Micah asks. "To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God."

Shorter Micah: Don't be That Guy.

"'Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.' This is the first and greatest commandment," Jesus said. "And the second is like it: 'Love your neighbor as yourself.'"

Shorter Jesus: Don't be That Guy.
 

JoesshittyOs

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Uh... Don't really have much to hide from them.

Though I did hide that I smoked weed from them. But my dad used to be in the DEA, so telling them would have been the worst argument of my life.

Uh... Yeah. I never really told them that I was Agnostic, though my parents kinda stopped being religious like 7 years ago for no particular reason. Doubt they'd care that much.
 

soren7550

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Things I haven't told my family, eh?

I've had premarital sex, I love anime, I'd love to visit Japan, and I'm in a bit of a preggers scare since I've been feeling puke-ish for a few days, but since I ate dinner I've been feeling much better (haven'y been eating much the past two days, so that's probably why).
 

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i haven't told my parents that i like thrash metal because we have a neighbor who is a huge metallica fan but is also a giant TURD, also i never told anyone about the anime i used to watch online,
 

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Sjakie said:
I'm a big proponent of eugenics and having every kid kept infertile till they are 18 or over and first having to be evaluated before given a license to breed.

...it's not something you share with people.
this is a good idea...