00:00I identify as a gay male.
00:02I'm a boy who likes other boys.
00:08When they, like, ask me questions, I just say,
00:10well, like, when was the first time you realized you were straight?
00:13Like, when did you decide that you liked girls?
00:17Usually they're like, I didn't decide, it's just the way it is.
00:21And I'm like, well, that's how it is for me.
00:23I didn't really, like, have, like, your typical, like,
00:27hey everyone, like, I'm coming out, like, I'm gay.
00:29I was really, really afraid to come out.
00:32I tried to suppress it for a long time,
00:34and I thought that I was gonna, like,
00:36basically be living a lie my whole life.
00:38And it was really hard, but one day,
00:40I just decided I'm not gonna come out, like,
00:43close to Facebook status about it.
00:45If anyone asks me from here on out, like, I'm just gonna say yeah.
00:48If they ask me respectfully, you know what I mean,
00:51then I'll tell them.
00:52A lot of people have told me I'm androgynous,
00:54and I actually, I like that term because, like,
00:57it means that you just carry both traits.
00:59There's great things about men and women,
01:01so why wouldn't you want to be, like, a double threat?
01:05A lot has happened since I came out
01:08or, like, accepted that I was gay.
01:10Like, I was like, I'm gay, but, like,
01:12I'm not like the rest of them.
01:14I'm, like, gay, but, like, I would never, like,
01:16dress in drag or, like, go see a drag show.
01:19Like, drag queens are weird and, like, that's too much.
01:22As I made more gay friends, like,
01:25got into the scene more,
01:27stepped outside of my bubble.
01:29There's so many different colors of the rainbow
01:31and that, like, everyone is genuinely being themselves.
