

I guess a lot has happened since my last post, I am no longer worried about math and physics but now a new fear has overcome my mind... Animal science....
Quite frankly, I don't think it will actually be that bad, I'm just nervous because there is so much going on I hardly have time to think about it! Since my last post I have come out as a big ol' homo, which is nice, I've seen a woman or two now which I find is significantly better than dating men. Although the same problems occur with women as they do with men, but in a different way if that makes any sense?
I feel like I should be writing about politics or something like that if I have a blog, but really I could care less... I know you probably scoffed at me being completely indifferent towards something that is so important to our way of life, but really, even if I did care it would just be more filler in future conversations and possibly reasons to dislike another person. I really don't understand why a person's interests and beliefs should cause so much grief, I understand that everyone has a point of view, but it's so strange that it can cause such massive divides between people.
Although, if you think about it, conflict is completely necessary as well. Without the bad, the good wouldn't be such feat!
Anyways onto other things... I was reading a diary that I have and I realized that I knew was gay from a long time ago, it was quite a struggle or so it seemed. Actually a couple things I found quite hilarious, I always figured that every bad thing that happened to me was the end of the world. I don't know why I thought this, but I'm sure I still do which means I haven't completely learn from my mistakes. Finally coming out has made me realize that I have to "re-learn" how to date which was almost impossible to understand when I was dating the opposite sex. I can only hope for the best (which hasn't happened yet) with the same sex. Women seem to be almost more conniving than men, their honesty and intense need for attachment baffles me. I have only seen a couple women, so this is not meant to generalize the entire lesbian/bisexual population, it's just what I have observed thus far.
I quite enjoy women, they are more exciting/enticing than any man could ever be to me. The only problem with that is my level of attachment.
I should have realized I was a lesbian after wanting to listen to "I wish I was a Lesbian" almost a thousand and one times... plus my excessive need to have plaid shirts...
