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I saw my school promoting this website and giving all the students your guys' number. We were talking about drug abuse and how when someone is hurting, they may turn to extreme things. During this meeting, telling you that I was crying is an understatement. You have no idea how much I cried, it was… read more
I recently found out that one of my best friends of three years is super homophobic and believes lgbt+ have mental disorders and are disgusting and stuff. Identifying as bisexual, I am really annoyed and pissed. I've asked him why he says homophobic and offensive things like that but he kind of jus… read more
I have a crush on my teacher. She is really pretty and she has a nice personality. I've liked her since the beginning of my middle school year, and I want to stop. If she finds out I hear I could get into big trouble. I don't know how to stop liking her. read more
I came out to my friends as bisexual about a year ago. They were cool about it and even believed me. But for a while, they said that I act like and look like a lesbian, and they say there is no difference between being bi and being gay. It's kind of annoying and I hate it. My friends can't know im … read more
Is it a bad idea to come out to my friend even though he's extremely homophobic? I don't really care if he doesn't accept me. read more
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