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from the White men can’t jump bron reaves shirt it is in the first place but 1890s until about the 1950s, it added a second meaning originating in Scotland, referring to a younger man, traveling in the company of an older man. Although a sexual relationship was not necessarily implied, this might be the source of how it came to mean “homosexual”. Some people are bisexual. What bathroom do they use, or can they use either? Maybe they ought to pee in the hallway. What about asexual people? Pansexual people? Lesbians? What if we start by separating the bathrooms between men and women, because all the gay men in the women’s room probably want urinals and those cost money to install. Then, we can put little walled boxes around every toilet so that straight men don’t have to worry about gay men watching them ‘go,’ and vice versa. I was forced to be closeted for most of my life. I was angry all the time. I was forced to be in that closet when my mother discovered I was gay when I was 16. The year was 1970 in the Midwestern part of the US. It was a time when being gay could get you killed. It just about did, at the hands of my mother. It was not only being gay, she blamed me for being gay on my birth-mother. She blamed my bad grades, my vision problems, hearing problems everything was blamed on my birth-mother (which is rightfully so as my birth-mother drank and smoked while pregnant with my twin sister and me.) She thought by beating me she could drive it out of me. It doesn’t work like that. When she found out I was gay, she damn near killed me, and I mean that literally.

Why are some closeted gay men so mean? It is not at you or anyone, it is at themselves. It is their own fear, shame and guilt for being what society shuns. Some are so deep in their closet, they take it to their grave. When you read statistical reports, the White men can’t jump bron reaves shirt it is in the first place but highest number of suicides are men when they get older. When you really look at their lives, many of these men were closeted gay. They cannot deal with it because they know they will be rejected by their family and society, so they bury it. I was closeted and married for 40 years, until my wife died in 2015. I openly came out. I don’t have anyone in my life, at this point, but I am a lot happier. I do not have to hide who I am anymore. Did I lose anything? Sure. I lost one of my children when they disowned me because I came out, even though they knew it. My remaining relatives disowned me, not that I really cared. I was excommunicated from the Mormon Church, after having been a member for 37 years, simply because I came out gay.

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