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Contents:
- HOW DO I KNOW I’M NOT REALLY GAY/STRAIGHT?
- FEELG GUILTY ABOUT "GAY THOUGHTS"
- MEET THE STRAIGHT MEN WHO ARE TERRIFIED THEY ARE GAY
- 'HOMOSEXUAL OCD': STRAIGHT MEN WHO SPECT THEY ARE GAY
HOW DO I KNOW I’M NOT REALLY GAY/STRAIGHT?
Is 'Homosexual OCD' - the fear of beg gay, spe beg straight - jt ternalised homophobia, or a ser psychologil disorr? * gay sexual thoughts *
In orr to have doubts about one’s sexual inty, a sufferer need not ever have had a homo- or heterosexual experience, or any type of sexual experience at all.
If on the other hand they happen to be homosexual they may obss about the possibily that they might really be straight.
FEELG GUILTY ABOUT "GAY THOUGHTS"
” Some people’s doubts are further plited by havg such experienc as hearg other people talkg or lookg their directn and thkg that the people mt be analyzg their behavr or appearance and talkg about them – discsg how they mt be gay (or straight). Let’s face , gay people have always been an opprsed mory wh our culture, and to sudnly thk of beg this posn, and to be stigmatized this way, n be ighteng.
MEET THE STRAIGHT MEN WHO ARE TERRIFIED THEY ARE GAY
I have sometim wonred if those who experience the most distrs om such thoughts as the do so bee they were raised wh more strongly homophobic or anti-gay attus to beg wh, or if is simply bee one’s sexualy n be such a basic doubt. Lookg at attractive men or women, or pictur of them, or readg sexually oriented lerature or pornography (hetero- or homosexual), to see if they are sexually excg.
Compulsively reviewg and analyzg past teractns wh other men or women to see if they have acted like a gay or straight person.
'HOMOSEXUAL OCD': STRAIGHT MEN WHO SPECT THEY ARE GAY
Readg articl on the ter about how an dividual n tell if they are gay or straight to see which group they might be most siar to. Tryg to not look or act effemately (if a man), or a mascule way (if a woman), (or vice versa if the sufferer is gay).