DISCLAMER: I WROTE THIS STORY OFF THE TOP OF MY HEART ο. If the names or stories are similar to yours, I am sorry. Β©Joseph Parrott
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Ever since Jacob Twisdale, Jake for short, was at least 7, he knew he was different than most guys. He didn't like playing sports, or getting his hands dirty. He liked fashion, and fines. He was picked on at school for this. He walked home many, many times, crying his eyes out. His mother would ask him, "What's wrong sweetie?"
"I got picked on again today momma!"
"Aww, I am so sorry baby. Why don't you go on up to your room, and I will fix you a glass of milk. Sound ok?"
Sniffling, he replied, "o-ok"
Every day for the rest of his Elementary and Middle School years, he would feel ashamed of being different. He would walk home, alone, wondering to himself Why? Why me? Why should I be different than these other guys?
By the time he was in high school, he had realized that he was, of course, attracted to boys. One in particular, Joseph Parrott, (NOTE: THIS IS A FICTIONAL STORY! I JUST USED MY NAME INSTEAD OF INVENTING A NEW ONE!) he had general feelings for. Not just one of those, you see him in the locker room and you like what you see, kind of feelings. ACTUAL, REAL, AMAZING, feelings
At the ripe age of 18, Jake was fully accepting of himself, and could care less what others said about him or his lifestyle. He was a free man
Most people by now knew of Jake's "secret." Jake and Joseph had been friends long enough, that Joseph would believe anything that Jake said. If Jake said he was straight, Joseph immediately believed him, disregarding what other people at school kept telling him. Joseph trusted Jake with his life.
Jake kept up the routine until one, glorious, fateful, night.
Jake had been contemplating upon his decision to enlightening Joseph on his sexuality, and his feelings for him. He had been text messaging his friend Taylor about it all night. He finally, called Joseph.
"Hey"
"Hey man. What's up?"