DwayneHoover
Bluelighter
My friend abruptly blurted out: "I'm Gay" late at night whilst tripping on some strong lsd at my house.
and then when I told him to forget about it and just go to bed, (not the time nor the place for coming out of the closet...)
he responds with "I don't want to have sex with you, you faggot."
Looks like someone has some deep-rooted issues they need to solve.....
I am gay and I know how these things work psychologically.
If anything, tripping is a chance to DROP our protective psychological walls, and RELISH the chance to get closer to our friends. Instead, you SLAMMED THE DOOR IN HIS FACE.
1. He bravely comes out to you, just to be a closer friend and get your thoughts and support..
2. You are so freaked by this you let down your friend and tell him to "shut up" essentially.
3. He assumes the reason you did this is because you were presuming he was trying to hit on you, when really he was just looking for honesty and a deeper friendship bond.
4. In other words... YOU are such a closeted gay that you could not conceive of just TALKING about it, and ALL YOU COULD THINK ABOUT WAS HAVING SEX WITH HIM... so you had NO CHOICE but to shut him up.
THAT is the thought process that led him to say what he did. Things a little clearer now?
Really, you SHOULD have been more compassionate and offered to at least see if he had anything he wanted to talk about it. OR maybe he started having paranoid thoughts that you said that because you are anti-gay somehow and might henceforth go on to tell other people he does not trust as much as you. Your putting him off and wanting to pretend it hadnt happened made him start to have alot of fears that you would involuntarily "out" him to people he did NOT want to know, so calling you a faggot was his way of covering his ass. You should have tried to at least be supportive and should not have just said, essentially, "shut up" which implicitly tags the subject as something horrible and creepy and something you think he ought to be ashamed about. Not a nice move by you... self-protective move by him in a culture where he could have been bashed had you outed him to the wrong assholes.
I think it's YOU my friend who have some "deep rooted issues you need so solve." WHY is this some horrifying subject you mention in this "good trip turned bad" topic? What was so "bad" about him taking such a huge brave risk? You ought to have told him you supported him and that you would kick anyone's ass if they ever tried to fuck with him, and complemented him for being so brave. What's YOUR problem, man??? It wasn't so much a "good trip turned bad" moment... it was a "my friend did an incredibly gutsy thing and did something that was very dangerous for him and made him very vulnerable and I WAS AN ENORMOUS WUSS AND I LET HIM DOWN IN A MAJOR FAIL" moment.
If anything its YOUR fault your trip turned bad. He RIGHTLY presumed that the reason it freaked you out and you told him to just shut the hell up was because you thought the only reason he said it was to come on to you and this frightened you so much because YOU are gay/bi in the closet, and were afraid that even just talking about it would bring out your OWN gayness, and therefore YOU COULDNT EVEN BEAR TO TALK ABOUT IT. You are at the least a cruel ASS. How come you could not even just TALK about it??? WHAT THE HELL WERE YOU AFRAID OF, BUCKAROO? Yep... it is indeed *YOU* who have the "deep rooted issues."
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