I need some help. I have this friend in Halifax who is gay but he has a very hard time accepting his true feelings. I want to talk to him, but anytime anyone brings it up he gets extremely defensive and even down right offended (typical defense mechanism). I just want him to accept himself for who he is and hopefully live a happier life. What should I do? Any help/advise would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
Originally posted by Raven69provide she-males.
I need some help. I have this friend in Halifax who is gay but he has a very hard time accepting his true feelings. I want to talk to him, but anytime anyone brings it up he gets extremely defensive and even down right offended (typical defense mechanism). I just want him to accept himself for who he is and hopefully live a happier life. What should I do? Any help/advise would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
Originally posted by Raven69You're fighting generations of rough and tumble fisher folk culture. Still, from what I understand, a Brokeback Fishing Boat is not uncommon. Days at sea, too much beer, close quarters... situations happen.
I need some help. I have this friend in Halifax who is gay but he has a very hard time accepting his true feelings. I want to talk to him, but anytime anyone brings it up he gets extremely defensive and even down right offended (typical defense mechanism). I just want him to accept himself for who he is and hopefully live a happier life. What should I do? Any help/advise would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
Originally posted by Raven69Is this him?
I need some help. I have this friend in Halifax who is gay but he has a very hard time accepting his true feelings. I want to talk to him, but anytime anyone brings it up he gets extremely defensive and even down right offended (typical defense mechanism). I just want him to accept himself for who he is and hopefully live a happier life. What should I do? Any help/advise would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
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Originally posted by Raven69Simple. Stop trying to clean his kitchen. You women love to clean other people's kitchens. Seems that if you take out some of those "I"'s from your post you'd be halfway there. This isn't about what YOU want.
I need some help. I have this friend in Halifax who is gay but he has a very hard time accepting his true feelings. I want to talk to him, but anytime anyone brings it up he gets extremely defensive and even down right offended (typical defense mechanism). I just want him to accept himself for who he is and hopefully live a happier life. What should I do? Any help/advise would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
Originally posted by Thomastershe forgot to add that she also fanicies him. he is in-fact her idle. what do you do then your idle who you've longed for all your life is gay?
I think you'd better talk with him about other things.
When he wants to talk with you about being gay, he will bring it up.
Originally posted by Raven69Try....
I need some help. I have this friend in Halifax who is gay but he has a very hard time accepting his true feelings. I want to talk to him, but anytime anyone brings it up he gets extremely defensive and even down right offended (typical defense mechanism). I just want him to accept himself for who he is and hopefully live a happier life. What should I do? Any help/advise would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
"Who's anus do you prefer, mine or my dad's"....either way, you got a party happening.
Originally posted by Raven69Wait a minute, you have a friend?
I need some help. I have this friend in Halifax who is gay but he has a very hard time accepting his true feelings. I want to talk to him, but anytime anyone brings it up he gets extremely defensive and even down right offended (typical defense mechanism). I just want him to accept himself for who he is and hopefully live a happier life. What should I do? Any help/advise would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
Originally posted by Raven69Where exactly is Halifax?
I need some help. I have this friend in Halifax who is gay but he has a very hard time accepting his true feelings. I want to talk to him, but anytime anyone brings it up he gets extremely defensive and even down right offended (typical defense mechanism). I just want him to accept himself for who he is and hopefully live a happier life. What should I do? Any help/advise would be greatly appreciated, thanks.