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My best friend (the one i came out to and lost my gay virginity to!) has a problem with me because I'm gay??!?

Okay, so I came out to (who I was almost certian always would be) my best friend last summer. So, almost a year. I told her I was bisexual- that I liked girls too. At that point she as well confessed to having some girls crushes too. We had a lot of fun with this. I felt like it brought us closer and was really happy it was finally out in the open. Last October was the first she intiated sex with me. I had never had sex with a girl before and had never intiated anything with her before. Though she is a beautiful girl, I'm not attracted to her. But I had sex each and every time she wanted to because I wanted to make her happy. And it was never bad sex. But 2-3 months ago she just all of the sudden stopped talking to me and our circle of friends. I've never really understood why. I always just assumed it was because she wanted to move on to a new group of friends. It's really upsetting to me. But then, just today, I learned down a chain of people that my (ex?) best friend doesn't want to be around me because she's not okay with me being gay! And this is extremely confusing/ upsetting to me! She was the girl I came out, lost my gay virginity, shared an amazing freindship with since forever, and she has a problem with me because I'm gay??! I don;t get it? What happened? And what on earth can/should I do? I love this girl more than anything in the world! And I'm very distraught at the moment. ='(

HELP!

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago
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    1. You said you got this second hand. Do you know for certain your friend said this?

    2. Since you came out to your friend last summer have you told anyone else you are bi?

    3. If so, did you tell anyone you had sex with your friend?

    4. If so, this may have gotten back to her and she is denying it for her own reason, possibly not wanting anyone to know she is bi, thus her statement about having a problem with you because your gay.

    5. She may have only been in a phase of curiosity of which so many teens go through while in puberty. She may have enjoyed and even promoted sexual relations with you, but has since realized it was just a phase.

    6. Why don't you try and talk with her in private and ask her if she's actually said this about you and how she feels about why things have changed about being your friend since she also admitted to you about having girl crushes and initiated the first sexual contact with you as well as having other sexual contacts with you in the past. Why are you so different than her. Why she would say anything to anyone about you since she's done the same thing. If she's decided she's not gay and interested sexually in girls why would that make a difference to your friendship with you. She doesn't have to be sexually interested in you to be your friend. It could be the same as before you came out to her; you are the same person and will respect her without sex.

    Source(s): When I was younger I had a pal for sometime. One evening when I was baby sitting for my sis he was keeping me company as he did so many times before. We had the kids in bed for sometime when he started to come onto me. We fooled around and enjoyed ourselves. He came over many times after to help baby sit and even when I wasn't sitting just to sleep over. We had sex every time for some months. He finally got a girl friend and our sexual behaviour stopped. I did miss it, but I accepted that he didn't want to have sex with me anymore. He accepted I was gay and kept it to himself; he was just experimenting as so many boys and girls do. We are still friends to this day and no one ever found out we were bed buddies.
  • 1 decade ago

    ARGH! Please don't out her. Her spreading rumors about you is a huge invasion of your privacy. Don't stoop to her level by doing the same thing.

    As far as her behavior, the other posters could be right. She could be in denial. I'm also wondering if perhaps she has romantic feelings for you that she doesn't think you reciprocate? (You did say that you don't find her sexually attractive.) It's a long shot, but if you we're close friends, maybe she's picking up that signal from you. Or it could even be both.

    Anyway, you'll never know for sure unless you talk to her. If she turns you away, then you know that it's time grieve for the lost friendship and move on to friendships with people who are more mature, open-minded, honest.

    Best of luck!

  • 1 decade ago

    she sounds like she is confused herself and is trying to get away from you because maybe she doesn't like the idea of likeing girls anymore. she could have realized that she was straight and all that she did was just experimenting. i seriously say to leaver her alone. if she doesnt want to be bothered with you dont force urself into her life. seems hard but as you get older your gonna lose friends and make new ones. if she is a true friend she will come around because she is pobably going through something. in the mean time dont dwell on it because you could be missing out on friendships with other ppl.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    She may never had said this . But if she did - she may have conflicts or guilt over something that was positive . This is what a gay hating society does to some peoples minds -

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    Wow, that does seem upsetting. I think the only way to figure this one out is to get her alone and talk to her. After all, you're only hearing rumors at this point. You need to get the whole truth from her and tell her how you feel.

  • 1 decade ago

    She got scared...She was afraid of crossing the line from experimentation in to full lesbianism. Lots of people experiment and end up being straight either from societal pressure or actual orientation. It's her own fears keeping her away from you. Read the Rubyfruit Jungle...

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    Ok well isn't she a lesbian (or at least bisexual)? That would seem a little weird for HER not like YOU if she is a lesbian herself! It seems like you got misinformation maybe...

    But if that is true then you don't want to be her friend anyways. A true friend doesn't judge someone based on their sexual orientation. She is not worth your time.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    Wow she sounds like a major jerk. =( Maybe she feels weird about what happened between you two. I think you should sit her down and talk to her about all this. Ask her why she's not talking to you, then you can ask her why she's mad you're gay.

    Maybe she heard a rumor about you and her? I hope everything works out. If you need to talk more about it you can instant message me at xx_emo_chickxx@yahoo.com

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    SHES GOING THRU DENIAL

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    Maybe she found Jesus. Just out her.

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