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Saturday, November 15, 2008
i think this is dedicated to YOU...

one thing i'd like to make sure to that person.

i've done some reflecting. i've searched deep down through and through. what i mean is, i'm not what you think i am doing this to you. i do treat you as a normal human. as is i were to have a friend who opened up about it.i would accept it. i would just love her/him for her/him. because what i do or react negatively will affect her/him. i don't want anything bad to happen. losing a friend is like losing part of your soul. what your friend needs is support from you. imagine how hard it is for him/her to say that to you. that one secret that they have kept inside so long, just telling you means that they trust you enough not to be like the others. i am not criticising. i am rationalising.

because if i was to be gay. would you do the same to me?.....