BTW…U R HOT 2!!

Wish I could get to know you and be of some support.

I presently work for a law enforcement agency. When I was new, I was very guarded about my personal life, for obvious reasons. Cops can be homophobic and I didn’t want to arouse suspicion. I’m the kind of person who can hide it easily. I don’t act the femme (not that there’s anything wrong with that). Anyway, one day I was working out at the police department’s gym and struck up a convo with this big, bald, muscle bound dude. He was really cool and worked in a different department. As time went by we sorta hit it off and so started chatting more and more.

Finally one day he got around to asking me, “so r u married, girlfriend, what?” I replied, “no, I play for the other team.” He just looked at me confused and finally his face broke into a smile. “Oh, you mean you’re gay.” “Afraid so,” I responded. Turns out his best friend (another cop) is gay.

To make a long story short, he and I have become very close. I have learned to relax into myself and so attract people – gay, straight, whoever. People are naturally attracted to those of us who can be real, authentic and comfortable in our own skin. I have many supportive friends in the department – most of them are straight.

You are on the right track and I’m very grateful the world has changed to allow young, gay people like yourself the freedom to live true.

Remember this: the people who mind don’t matter and the people who matter don’t mind

I’m already 17 and just had the courage to tell some one when I was 15.
After seeing your video and bravery I start feeling better about myself.
You are an example to every gay and lesbian in this world, and if you need anyone to talk please add. pedroszesz@hotmail.com