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Yeah. So, um, when I was little in, like, pre-K, we there's room one, two, four, and I can't remember which room I was in, but I feel like I was in room three. And basically it's from smallest to biggest, right? The other students are room one. And when you turn a certain age, you move up the room, right? So I believe I was in room three and there was this girl that I like to hang out with in the slide, and I like to hang out with her behind the Cubbies. And like, she was just more than like, I just like to hang out with her more than I like to hang out with other friends. And not that we would do anything like in particular, but like I would touch her leg and we would hug and things like that, you know what I mean? So I knew very young that, like I liked I, I wasn't opposed to touching girls, you know, like, I like that feeling, but I never told anyone about that. Like, me and her were the only people that knew about that. And then after that, when puberty hit, I was. I wasn't like I never really had a partner until later years in high school, but like, I was always interested more so in boys and I was girls, even though I went to an arts high school where it was very, very accepting. Accepting to be queer or. Basically non-heterosexual. But it wasn't until college that people were like really into exploring and just sharing if they were like gender non-conforming or like really not conforming with heterosexual ness. And like, I was just hanging around with a lot of queer friends, right? And someone just came out and asked me and they were just like, Hey, are you queer? And I was like, Yeah. And that was it. It wasn't like some huge coming out story. And like, I remember after that, someone asked me and I'd like casually just say yes. Like it's like. I feel like I wasn't the kind of person that made like, this huge deal about it that kept it like a big secret from everybody and like. You know, like Mickey made it a big deal when I said it. You know what I mean? Like, I kind of just like someone asked and if something true about me and I just said that, you know what I mean? Like it it's not that big of a deal. And I don't want to be other people to make a really big deal. Like that's just something that you know about me. You know what I mean? And I don't know if my parents would particularly say that they have like a queer daughter, but because I have up until this point, I've only had male partners that I've introduced them to. And really I've only had male partners that I've been committed to. Like, I may have really close relationships with females, but I've never had an actual relationship with a female, Um, what's it called? But I do really enjoy like the, the sensation of touch, and I really enjoy the idea of having like a polyamory versus monogamy. And I feel like that's in a way of like itself how I define, like, queerness, right? Like being able to be like in sexual and deeper relationships with multiple people. And that's not something that a lot of people find normal. You know what I mean? Which is why I identify as queer rather than any other, like politically correct define term that's already existing, you know what I mean? But yeah, my story isn't too crazy or too out there. It's just one day one of my friends asked me because they wanted to know whether like my parents were going to be around and they wanted to know whether they should, like, keep that under the wraps or not. And I was like, No, I don't think my parents have like, it's like, come out and ask me, like, are you straight or are you queer or whatever? But like, if they did ask me, I wouldn't have a problem saying like, yeah, I wouldn't be opposed to being in non regular relationships, you know what I mean? So yeah. Does your sister like your other members of your family? Have you come out to them? I like when people ask me. Yeah. Oh, okay. You know what I mean? So, like my couple cousins now, I don't know if my sister knows, but I don't, like, deny it. Okay. Okay. Like, if I came home with a girl, many people would be surprised. And I'm like, Well, you never actually see. You know what I mean? Like, that's not my problem. Okay, cool. Yeah. 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