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Comment by Ashley on April 21, 2009 at 8:16pm

Hey everyone. I was on bolt like 5 years ago, so I couldn't tell you what I went by back then. I was on hiatus for quite a while. Anyway, I'm bisexual. Here to support the group and maybe find a nice girl to chill with :)

Comment by roxanne on April 16, 2009 at 10:39am

hi all well my name is roxanne and i've been a lesbian for about 9 years it was easy for me to tell everyone i knew because i was always dressing like a boy and still is...ppl always knew that i was before i had tell them... looking for the right woman to settle down with now i'm 23 so if anyone wanna chat my email address is rocky_ann_666@hotmail.com.

Comment by Deborah L. Rydz on April 8, 2009 at 11:09am

I have known since the age of 16 that I was bisexual. 7 months ago I just came out about my sexuality. Any advice on wheather telling my family if coming out to them is the right thing to do or not.

Comment by SensuousLes on March 25, 2009 at 7:18am

To me this is just like the civil rights movement........that is all we are after is out civil rights as Americans. We want to be created equal not matter what our race, gender, or sexual orientation is. What is so disheartening is the fact......we are able to be given every other right with in our Constitution, but the right to Civil Marriage. What the American ppl need to kno is Civil marriage is not a religious sacrament, and American citizens must learn to recognize the difference. All we really want is the right to a civil marriage. Which makes the marriage legal as far as the government is concerned. We are not asking any church or religious organization to recognize same-sex marriage. Under the law every church and religious organization is free to forbid or encourage religious marriage of same-sex couples, no government action can stop them from doing so. The question that needs to be asked is........Why is the Government denying same-sex Civil Marriages........When our government's role is to guarantee the freedom and equality of every citizen under the law. So when will we have that same equality as citizens of this country?

Comment by fizzle on March 18, 2009 at 1:07am

to me being gay is not something to be proud of but just looked at like any other race or I don't know how to say sexuality without it being some sort of argument but I guess arguments can be good because sometimes the truth comes out I guess

Comment by Chris Higginbotham on March 13, 2009 at 11:13pm

Hey guys,
I agree with you both I have faced hate crimes all my life. I once had a neighbor who was transgender and he was beaten up cause of it. I didn't think of it at the time because I was taught to call him Daisy you know. And when he was a "guy" he was Pat. But not that I'm older I really look back on life and see it was really bad growing up but I'm glad when I came out in the early turn of the century it was easier. Even being out there is something I have a hard time understanding like transgenerism. I don't hate the people I just don't understand it. As I get older I hope I can understand all and accept all people for who they are.
Over the past couple years I have been to a youth minority conference called True Colors its amazing to see. It really has opened my eyes to everything. I wish everyone had a conference like this no matter where they lived. I also wish people to stop using hate words like gay, dyke, fag, retard, you know the names I'm talking about. It takes one person to make a change and of other people see you not using that word to describe someone they to will stop saying it. So my goal for everyone is to stop using these words just one day, then maybe a week, then challenge yourself to a month. You might be surprise the effect you have on other people.

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