When Older People Say Stupid Shit
So today I am chatting with some woman, she is older and a
bit “old school” if I was to categorize her. I have known her for a little bit now, she is
not a prude, and typically very nonjudgmental in many ways. So after today and
what she said I still very much don’t hold anything against her by any means. However
she flapped her chops and I think should remember A) she is talking to a gay
guy and B) this is 2012 wake up! Times have changed and I don’t see our society
going back to how it was 40 years ago.
I am chatting with this woman about a young teen who at
quite an early age came out to her family and friends about being a lesbian. I
have known this girl for a few years now, a very outgoing young lady. Not a butch nor a lipstick lesbian type she is
I’m just a girl, who has both her very girly and tom boy moments. She loves her
highlights and manicures while playing baseball with the boys. You really can’t
stereotype this one; she rolls to her own beat for sure.
The woman and I were chatting over coffee at Starbucks and
she mentioned I can’t believe the girl came out so young. This girl realized
her sexual identity at 13, young but old enough she clearly knew she was not
into guys.
Unlike me Baywatch always did a little too much, I loved
David Chokachi.
PS-David if you ever read this, call me. No seriously you’re
super sexy.
The woman states “I
mean wouldn’t you keep it in the closet till you have to deal with it a bit
more”?
I’m thinking in my mind well the girl came to conclusion
about her sexuality around 13 almost 14 isn’t that when kids start having their
first boyfriend or girlfriend?
I ask the woman “At 14 weren’t you interested in guys”? She
responds “well I thought boys were cute but my parents didn’t let me date
really.”
Informing her I think the girl was awesome for knowing
herself and having the guts to deal with that at such a young age. Get it out the
way and have the rest of your life as a big ol lesbian! Why would the girl “keep
it in the closet”? If you know what is up why not roll with it? She had the
balls to deal with it, she was braver than I. At the same age I knew I was
different, hell I knew at like 6 I was. I don’t think people just wake up and
claim to be gay all of a sudden, you knew early on you more FAB than everyone
else.
As were talking casually about it, I didn’t get all emo over
it or anything. Like I said I know the woman really has a great heart. I was
just thinking how society has changed in such a short time really. I think it was
in the 70’s being gay was considered a mental disorder if I am correct? Now
pushing 40 years later we have movies about it, sitcoms, same sex marriage in
some states, and a lot of people being open about how they live there life. It
made me thankful I was born when I was as well as having the family I do have.
I just remember thinking over coffee today how I view things
now at 26 versus someone who are in there mid 50’s is so different. Most people
say to me “well your still so young” like it is a bad thing. I have met so many older people who sometimes
I think wow you have kids and a mortgage in your name? Or if there really looney
tunes wow your married-someone puts up with your shit every day?
This girl is a great example of knowing one self and having
the balls to say screw it and live the life she wants that makes her happy. More people should do that in this world,
whatever it may be that makes you happy.
Live the life you want that makes you happy. So long as it doesn’t
cramp my style than I might gouge your eyes out.
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