I would rip the heads off my sisters ken dolls and put is cothing on barbies. What can I say I thought they looked better that way. And I would gag waching Adain or the littel marmade or snow whtie cause I thought the kissing sence was really really gross

Wow looking back now I was a gay kid......all well 

- At age 5 I begged my mom for ballet classes just because I wanted to be with Guadalupe and see how beautiful she would look with a tutu on!!! XD

- At age 6 I told my mom I was in love with another girl in class... Maria Asunción.

- My favourite costume on carnival was Robin Hood.

- I was the only girl in an all boy soccer team.

- I never played with dolls... only my Ninja Turtles action figures.

- At age 9 or 10 I manipulated all the girls in class to start a "Kissing Club" in order to practice some kissing "for the boys" ahahahaha!!! Yeah like in preparation for our future boyfriends... needless to say I necked every single one of them.

- At age 10 or 11 I invented a sick and twisted game with my "best friend" Adriana where we would role play as Alicia Silverstone (her) and Winona Ryder (me) and we would make out for hours in her locked bedroom. Yeah, I don't understand it either. I don't know how but I always manage to pull the lamest excuses through!!! XD

- At age 13 I manipulated Adriana once again into going a bit further on our role game play if you catch my drift ahahahahaah!!!

And well it has been one long gay path ever since (men have only been but little bumps on the road every now and then).... so I guess yeah...

I WAS ONE HELL OF A GAY KID!!!! XD

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a lot more than putting clothes on them.. 

I was the gay kid

by age 2 my favorite things to do were wrestle my big brothers and go for rides with my dad on his motorbikes

age 5 i played with barbies by making them kiss eachother even though i did have a couple ken dolls and i developed a huge fondness for jessica rabbit and betty boop

age 6 i would filp through the playboys my brother and father had hidden around the farm

age 7 i convinced my best friend nikki that if we were going to play house we had to kiss like a real mommy and daddy

my 9th birthday party i play strip go fish and other games with all my female guests there were a couple boys there too but not enough to matter

age 11 i started to really notice the girls when changing for gym class and developed a rediculous crush on the most popular girl in class

age 13 my gaydar kicks in and i accidentally outed my friends cousin befor she had told anyone she was a lesbian. she came out about a year later.

age 14 i convinced nikki that sice we didn't really like any of the guys in our small class it would be ok for us to practice dating eachother so when we were older and had better options and real boyfriends we would know what to do

age 15 convinced nikki to stop playing around and be a real girlfriend because gender should not matter. it lasted for almost 2 years till it ended very badly due to the fact that she thinks she's straight

It didn't really hit me until I was about 13, less than a year before I first came out. 

In elementary school, though, I had two "best friends".  One was someone I just hung with all the time so by default we were "best friends".  I felt completely different about the other one, though, and I remember being confused by that.  She was this spunky red-headed tom boy, and I always wanted to be around her.  I was a somewhat prissy little thing (hated getting dirty, liked wearing cute outfits, etc.), so I thought I just wanted to be her because she was different.  At the same time though I knew that wasn't true.  It was until way after I came out that I realized I had had a huge crush on her.

Oh and when I was 12 I made Barbie a lesbian, too. My friends used to come over after school and we'd make up Barbie soap operas, and while theirs were having affairs with Ken, mine was a lesbian sex worker.  (I'm not really sure where that came from and I'm definitely not trying to make light of sex work, but hey, I was 12.)

The first time I was aware of what was going on when my mom came to put a dress on me (think several months old), I tried to rip it off. If she tried to bows or ribbons in my hair I would scream...

I had a crush on my first grade teacher, to the point where I would daydream about kissing her and attempt to 'impress' her with my reading/cartwheeling skills (haha).

I could never understand why my parents kept trying to get me pink barbie things when all I did was toss them in the closet and play with my brothers' power rangers/teenage mutant ninja turtles/x-men/spiderman/etc. action figures instead.

When I was 8, I decided it was stupid to wear girly bathing suits and stole a pair of my older brother's swimming trunks instead. My mom was a little confused when she saw me swimming that day, needless to say.

I always played sports with the boys, collected bugs. climbed trees, etc.

Instead of a princess, I wanted to be Aladdin. (I always associated better with the male adventure characters.) For a long time, I thought the aspiration I felt to be these types of characters was what other girls called a 'crush'.

And so on...until I finally just admitted to myself that I was gay when I was 15. Two years later, and I still haven't kissed a girl. ah hah hah.....

(sigh)

"This is a tree on fire with love, but it's still scary since most people think love only looks like one thing instead of the whole world."

Let's see here...

I played with legos and never dolls or barbies.

I played soccer on an all-boys team.

I also manipulated my best friend into making out and even going further on several occasions.

I wanted a monkey instead of a horse.

In grade school, I played football and basketball with the boys.

Me and a friend used to flip through her dad's playboys.

I used to wish I could pee standing up.

Pretty gay kid, I guess...

When my best friend and I used to play Doctor or house, I would always be the man! We would act out scenarios for hours and I insisted that I must be the man of the house!

Always prefered female singers over male.

Loved all sports, loved to play with the boys.

Hated barbie dolls!! Ken was fun...

Vividly remember having a crush on my 3rd grade teacher. (Mrs. Kellogg if anyway ones interested, haha!)

Used to throw a fit and cry if my mother tried to make me wear a dress.

Was on an all boys baseball team.

Wanted to be a real cowboy.

Best friend and I would sneak into her dads bedroom and look at his playboy magazines.

Didn't want a penis but thought it sure would be easier to pee standing up...

Best friend and I would freely go skinny dipping in her dads pool often and would pretend to be kissing celebrities on the tiles.

Wow, so many things. I could go on but I think pretty much, yeah, I was a really gay kid.

Throughout my entire childhood at Halloween I would always be the most masculine characters imaginable. Let's see one year I was the Red Power Ranger (unlike my other friends, I didn't want to be the Pink Ranger, I wanted the Pink Ranger...haha...) I was probably Batman at three different Halloweens...I had an unhealthy obsession. When I was 7 or 8 I would always run around with my shirt off, stick pencils in between my fingers and be Wolverine...it drove my babysitter crazy. However, my very favorite was when I decided to dress up as AJ from the Backstreet Boys, and this wasn't even for Halloween...just something I decided to do one day. I drew the beard on my face and everything. My parents thought it was absolutely hilarious...little did they know they were harboring one very gay little girl. Muahaha *wrings hands together*

Was always a little tomboy.

Dressed up as a baseball player, cowboy, and ninja for Halloween.

Played with matchbox cars, GI Joe, and Construx (is that what it was called?).  Hated Barbie -- used to rip the heads off my sister's Barbies and I hated playing house, etc.

Used to skateboard and go fishing all the time.

Played baseball with the boys until I was 12 when my Mom thought I'd get hurt and begged my parents to let me play organized football.

My best friends were boys and one other tomboy (she is straight and married) and we used to play everything, including tackle football.

I used to wear a ball cap all the time.

The boys in the neighborhood used to tease me and call me a 'dyke' and another derogatory term that I can't remember.

As a result, I used to get in fist fights with boys all the time.  Only once did I punch a girl that wasn't my sister.  Check that -- there was one other time when a girl was picking a fight with my sister ... I hit her too.

My best friend (a boy) and I used to pick on a family friend who was a really girly-girl always wearing pink and was very prissy.  Who would have thought she'd turn out to be a lesbian too!?  LOL  Her and I ended up becoming really close in HS and beyond. 

My mother threatened to throw away all of my pants when I was 9 because I refused to wear a skirt.  Thankfully, my sister stepped in and came to my rescue.  It was traumatic.

My friends used to tease me around the same time that I would get married in a pant suit and I very well may, one day.

Started wearing my father's jeans in HS (he's about 6-8 inches taller than me!). 

Only after I was older and accepted I was a lesbian did I realize that I had crushes on many of my close female friends in elementary school and HS, which is why I became friends with them in the first place.  Just thought I admired them for whatever reason back in the day ... little did I know.

Okay, let's see.

I've had somewhere between short to really short hair since... always? I don't remember ever having long hair and there's no photo's of it either...

I refused to wear dresses from about age 6. Or ribbons, or pink, and only skirts when I have to. And before I got boobs I used to go shirtless all the time (like the guys)

I gave up correcting when everyone assumed I was a guy. (Although I still confuse people and that's annoying.)

If anyone gave me dolls I would rip their heads off and use them as soccer balls.

I used to pick fights with boys all the time and make fun of them when they cried.

Though, I guess I was just a huge tomboy. Nothing really on the gay spectrum.

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I kissed a woman(on the cheek) when I was 6. She was all and asked me my name, but I didn't hear her. When she bent down I assumed it was so I could kiss her.

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Sometimes keeping it real goes wrong, Bitches

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And even when i played babrbies.. Which i did alot of, Hlaf the time they were lesbians lol.. And they guys were always jerks lol. One time we even played our barbies were on a lesbian planet lmfao.

God helps those, Who help themselves.... In bed.

I sported a boy hairdo from the age 6 to 9.

I wore "boys" clothing during that time as well.

I was such a show off around girls in gym class.

I made out with my best friend when I was 7 (and we're both lesbians now!). 

Alot of little things for me. I didn't realise that meant I was gay, but I knew I was different.

I liked girls more than friends...even from age 5

Played with my brother's lego instead of my dolls (which all had unfortunate boyish haircuts once I was finished with them)

Avid tree climber

And if my mum put a skirt on me...she heard about it all day, let's put it that way lol.

(And she had to catch me first! lol)

power rangers & legos >> barbies

When I was in kindergarden, we would have lunch as a whole and I was always the slow one. So when the teachers left me alone at a little table, I would pretend there were two girls next to me whom I'd put my arms around (like a pimp). 

At age 6, I would read my dad's violent comic books often showing female nudity and I would stare at those pages for a long time not knowing why I liked it so much.

I went to an all girls elementary school crushing on every teacher. I also had to wear uniforms and I asked my mom if I could wear my gym uniform everyday because it had shorts instead of a skirt.

When I learned to say no to my mom, I ditched dresses for loose pants and shirts.

After reading every post, I guess society tells us that straight is the norm so we all assumed we were before we even thought about it. No one knew she was gay right away because again, society didn't teach kids about gay people.