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danleeh1984

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I was just looking at my profile which I edited earlier and I just realised that this is the first time ive ever let anybody know that im gay. None of my freinds know nor do my family as ive been telling them that ive been sleeping with this women and the next and they believed me when in fact ive neither slept with either sex and if you sore me you would think I was straight as well. So I just want to thank Broke Straight Boys for this forum as its a weight of my shoulders that ive finally said it. Yes my freinds and familly wont knoe but that doesnt matter as ive said it some where and thats what matters. :sign0031::sign0031::sign0031::sign0031:
 
Your among friends here danleeh!! Welcome to the "gay" world. I too am masculine and no gaydar goes off on me. I can't say your loved ones will understand when you eventually tell them, but I hope your fortunate they will understand and not care as my family and friends did. Hopefully they will love you no different, but I know for sure you will love yourself more for being true to who you are. Welcome to our forum family :welcome::par50:
 
Mate,that is great news. I really hope you get to the point where you feel you can tell your family and friends, assuming that's something you want to do in the long run. You do what's right for you. Best wishes man.
 
Hi Dan. Thanks for "coming out" to the forum - we are normally a good bunch of people in here, from all over the world. There are a few uk guys like, Ash Parker and myself and a great bunch of Yanks here to chat to. Just be careful not to say too much about yourself buddy, as this is the internet. xx
 
Welcome danleeh .. I guess you have taken a first big step. Until you can talk to your family and friends.
You got us.

And were all pretty masculine here. With some pretty great ladies too. Everyone has there story so you can write your heart out.

Do what you need to do. We won't tell anyone . But if you need to talk feel free. Welcome buddy.:biggrin:
 
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Your among friends here danleeh!! Welcome to the "gay" world. I too am masculine and no gaydar goes off on me. I can't say your loved ones will understand when you eventually tell them, but I hope your fortunate they will understand and not care as my family and friends did. Hopefully they will love you no different, but I know for sure you will love yourself more for being true to who you are. Welcome to our forum family :welcome::par50:

Hi danleeh, I totally agree with Peter on this....I'm now approaching what people would call an old man, LOLOLOL.....and I spent over half my adult life trying to be the MAN I was raised to be...Straight....I can still remember when I finally admitted to myself that I was Gay....And like you and Peter I run stealth on the Gaydar screen.....but what a relief it was to finally able to feel love the way I was supposed to, as nature made me...Take your time and just be you.....and you will have a Happy Life....Best of luck
 
Hi Dan. Thanks for "coming out" to the forum - we are normally a good bunch of people in here, from all over the world. There are a few uk guys like, Ash Parker and myself and a great bunch of Yanks here to chat to. Just be careful not to say too much about yourself buddy, as this is the internet. xx

Still Welcome ..But I guess it's true . This is the internet, I don't have to worry about any thing I say. But you should only feel free to say what you feel safe or free with..Again Welcome danleeh..
xo johnny...
 
Welcome to the forum Danleeh. It is a great place to be yourself, say whatever you feel like saying. We've become a little community and it is great to have you here with us. :welcome: my new friend. :thumbup:
 
I'm so happy for you Dan that you've been able to unburden yourself of that secret. This forum is a great place to be able to talk to likeminded people who know what you are going through. Coming out to yourself can be hard enough. Actually coming out to someone else, even in a virtual realm, is another milestone in itself. We're proud of you for having the strength and self confidence to come out to us. :001_smile:
 
Thanks guys for all your support it means allot to feel acceptance and I know my family are great people there just in there ways my friends to but that's ok I can be myself here and that feels great and I feel more weight of my shoulders than ever before. I know what you mean about the internet that's why I haven't put my face in the profile picture and put my exact location in the uk. Once again thank you.
 
Congratulations Dan, on knowing yourself! The best thing is that you get to chose who to come out to, or not. I'm assuming you are fairly young and as I tell my 22 year old daughter, "you're gonna live until you're 90...there's no rush."
I'm just really glad that you're happy...that's the important part.:biggrin:
 
Thanks Beth I'm 30 years young or old as I sometimes feel. The only people I'll come out to is those on here as let's just say my family are not the sort of people that it would go down with quite well the word phobic comes to mind. But it's there loss as they'll never get to see me free and open like I can be on here which is why I'm so great full to Broke Straight Boys for having a forum like this for me to escape into and to you and the others for being so welcoming to me. Your daughters a lucky women to have someone like you as a mum. :-)
 
Sorry for the delay in responding. Come out only as you feel you need to. There is no rush in life as long as your are happy in your life and within yourself.

Unfortunately I was outed when I was arrested as a teen while working the streets as a male hustler. My mom and brother came to the jail to bail me out. Since then, I have lived my life as a proud gay man. I don't stand on my soap box and declare my sexuality to everyone that passes by; however, if I'm confronted with the question, I will answer truthfully.

If you read my intro, you will see that I was married at one time and had two children. I had a high profile administrative position at a prominent hospital. My partner at the time also worked at the same institution in a different department and our relationship was not a secret. I was summoned into the CEO's office one day and given the ultimatum to end my relationship or find work elsewhere. He said the hospital was trying to develop a more family oriented reputation. That same day my partner was fired. I panicked. Our relationship deteriorated after that until we separated. I became a basket case after all the turmoil at work and the end of a nine year relationship with a man I loved. Then, Linda came to the rescue. She had worked in the same office as my partner. She offered to marry me if it meant me not losing my job. Dave, my partner, and I separated in March of 1975. Linda and I married in July of the same year. Along the years we were married we did manage to have two children. (Not to get off the subject here but there is a thread recently posted about straight guys having gay sex. In my case I was a gay man having straight sex.) When we eventually divorced my daughter was in the third grade and my son in the fourth. When we announced to our kids that mommy and daddy were separating we also told them that daddy was gay. Miraculously, they both said that they already knew that. It is when I learned of the power of a child's mind and intuition. During the divorce settlement we were awarded joint custody, but at the request of the children, my place was listed as their main residence and I was given primary custody. They are adults now with children of their own. Our family is a very close knit one. As a matter of fact, Linda lives right door to me. Regardless of the turmoils I went through, I am blessed where I am today.

God bless you, Dan.

P.S. When I write long posts such as this I usually copy them and add them to my journals. I keep thinking I may write a book someday. Linda and I have always joked that if we wrote a book, it would be filed in the fiction section 'cause no one would believe our story is real. lol
 
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Sorry for the delay in responding. Come out only as you feel you need to. There is no rush in life as long as your are happy in your life and within yourself.

Unfortunately I was outed when I was arrested as a teen while working the streets as a male hustler. My mom and brother came to the jail to bail me out. Since then, I have lived my life as a proud gay man. I don't stand on my soap box and declare my sexuality to everyone that passes by; however, if I'm confronted with the question, I will answer truthfully.

If you read my intro, you will see that I was married at one time and had two children. I had a high profile administrative position at a prominent hospital. My partner at the time also worked at the same institution in a different department and our relationship was not a secret. I was summoned into the CEO's office one day and given the ultimatum to end my relationship or find work elsewhere. He said the hospital was trying to develop a more family oriented reputation. That same day my partner was fired. I panicked. Our relationship deteriorated after that until we separated. I became a basket case after all the turmoil at work and the end of a nine year relationship with a man I loved. Then, Linda came to the rescue. She had worked in the same office as my partner. She offered to marry me if it meant me not losing my job. Dave, my partner, and I separated in March of 1975. Linda and I married in July of the same year. Along the years we were married we did manage to have two children. (Not to get off the subject here but there is a thread recently posted about straight guys having gay sex. In my case I was a gay man having straight sex.) When we eventually divorced my daughter was in the third grade and my son in the fourth. When we announced to our kids that mommy and daddy were separating we also told them that daddy was gay. Miraculously, they both said that they already knew that. It is when I learned of the power of a child's mind and intuition. During the divorce settlement we were awarded joint custody, but at the request of the children, my place was listed as their main residence and I was given primary custody. They are adults now with children of their own. Our family is a very close knit one. As a matter of fact, Linda lives right door to me. Regardless of the turmoils I went through, I am blessed where I am today.

God bless you, Dan.

P.S. When I write long posts such as this I usually copy them and add them to my journals. I keep thinking I may write a book someday. Linda and I have always joked that if we wrote a book, it would be filed in the fiction section 'cause no one would believe our story is real. lol
thank you so much for your post it means a lot and I'm so sorry that you had to suffer when you were younger as you sound like a really kind and thoughtful person. I think that your children are so lucky to have such a thoughtful person as you as there father. Linda sounds amazing I just wish there were more women out there like her as I think the world would be a better place if other people had such a kind heart and a thought full soul. After reading your post I genuinely believe that you should write a book as it shows that even in the darkest of places there is always a light to guide you out of the shadows, I also think that it would be helpfull to other gay people who are suffering because of the small minded people that are unfortunately inhabit this world. Once again thank you so much for sharing your life with me and I look forward to getting to know you in the future.
 
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