My dad and uncle
Im a proud to be gay 30 year old man, im very successful and extremely proud of my self. I believe in my heart the reason I am gay was becuase of what my dad and uncle did to me and my little brother when we would take fishing trips in the back woods of North Carolina this is a touchy subject for me but I have learned to face it. They would molest us and they always said their dad did it to them and it was a tradition, I hated them for many years and now they are both dead and ive comed to terms with my self that it wasnt their fault they were raised to like it so I can no longer harbor hate for them. But me and my brother both are gay and I believe they are the reason we are who we are, I dont hate them for it I am happy to be gay I have a great soul mate that im hoping to spend the rest of mylife with and in a way I am glad they did it because my life would have been different if they didnt. Has anyone ever had an experience i their life they felt made them a different person then they were sappose to be?
I'm a very good person but sometimes I felt like a monster. I wanted it 2 end so I prayed and prayed and asked God 2 forgive me and I asked my cousin 2 forgive me and he did. My life has been better since then. Now I plan on getting baptised and trying 2 break the curse and become an even better person, because I have learned my lesson. I'm sorry for everyone who has been a victim of this situation.
You ought to get some help!
While there are many theories on homosexuality, "I was made into one," is most certainly not one.
I would suggest taking the time to get to know yourself on a personal level, and truly ask yourself- is it a mask that you're wearing, or are you truly gay? If you find that you have no feelings for the opposite sex, than it is all-too-possible that you may be a homosexual. In which case, you should know it is likely a neurological misstep which occurred long before you were born.
I hope I've made some sense, and I do with you luck, but it seems as though you've been doing quite well- and to that I do applaud you.