this gay topic that you are talking about is on my list of topics to talk about on my new & upcoming blog page....and you are absolutely right about what you are saying....
You have very good insight into this. I relate so much to what you say. Your honesty is wonderful. Alot of people dont talk about mental health issues. There is a stigma attached to it. Dylan you are secure. Its what people put on you. Especially us gay people. The hatred out there is horrible. Is it any wonder we dont feel good about ourselves when we have what straight people put on us. I keep to myself. Im careful who i associate with. Alot of straights put on a pretence that they are friendly , but they arent. They are haters. I have been abused by them. Some gay men dont like each other either. Its because of the hatred put on us. and its not our fault.
Great video Dylan. I know from my life, the rejection I got for being gay, especially from early childhood at home, caused deep-seated issues. Deepened more by the increased sensitivity some gays have. We feel more emotional pain & mental anguish. But along with it I see so much beauty in the world my str8 peers miss out on.
Dylan St. Gabriel⚡️💪🏻& 🔥 I respect you and thank for always being REAL & relatable and unafraid to share personal challenges that you were/are conquering🌷 ✨✌️✨& 💛always to you and yours.
It's nice to hear these discussions happening more. Thanks for being real and relatable :) keep up the great work! Your fans are all rootin' for you :D
I started out as a straight 22-year-old church-going farm boy. I moved out of state for work reasons and I met a guy my age who first asked me to come over for a drink and smoke weed. At that time I never drank or smoked. I passed out and woke up in this guy's bed. A few weeks later I ran into this guy again and asked what happened that night. He said I enjoyed sex with him. I was confused and he said if you wanted to try having sex while being sober, that I could come over and see what happens. I did and I really enjoyed having sex with this man. At that point, I never thought about straight sex again. I live just like any straight man and have similar gay friends who look and act straight. p.s. The guy I first met, we became lovers until he got hooked on crack 5 years later. That's when I gave him an ultimatum. Stop or get out. He left. But since then I found a divorced man who goes both ways, and I am happy with that.
I've had issues for 20 years now. It took a few attempts to find the right meds. If they told me to take birth control pills to get my head straight I would. No one knows how bad it gets inside.
I have mental health issues too and it’s so confusing for us and I’m on medication but it doesn’t seem to help very much. It’s good that you are talking about this. Thanks lots Dylan!!!! I too am bi-polar 2 and the older I get it feels like it’s getting worse!!!!
DYLAN: With respect, I would suggest that you consider RESPONDING to SOME your viewers' pertinent comments, this so that some not come to the incorrect opinion they you are a narcissist at basis and, that you are more than just all about YOU-YOU-YOU. Fair enough?
Well spoken! Depressions are a good old friend of mine. But it is possible to live with that. I wish you the best 😁
this gay topic that you are talking about is on my list of topics to talk about on my new & upcoming blog page....and you are absolutely right about what you are saying....
We Gay men born with power 🏳️🌈🧿✝️🌠
Thank you for your vulnerability and thank you for sharing!
Love listening to you Dylan and your accent ❤️🇦🇺
Not just gay men, all people, experience burn out because of different reasons. We all are humans.
You have very good insight into this. I relate so much to what you say. Your honesty is wonderful. Alot of people dont talk about mental health issues. There is a stigma attached to it. Dylan you are secure. Its what people put on you. Especially us gay people. The hatred out there is horrible. Is it any wonder we dont feel good about ourselves when we have what straight people put on us. I keep to myself. Im careful who i associate with. Alot of straights put on a pretence that they are friendly , but they arent. They are haters. I have been abused by them. Some gay men dont like each other either. Its because of the hatred put on us. and its not our fault.
Much love little brother. Im 60 now, and have made it this far somewhat intact.
Take care of yourself, so you can eventually take care of others.
Great video Dylan. I know from my life, the rejection I got for being gay, especially from early childhood at home, caused deep-seated issues. Deepened more by the increased sensitivity some gays have. We feel more emotional pain & mental anguish. But along with it I see so much beauty in the world my str8 peers miss out on.
Dylan St. Gabriel⚡️💪🏻& 🔥
I respect you and thank for always being REAL & relatable and unafraid to share personal challenges that you were/are conquering🌷 ✨✌️✨& 💛always to you and yours.
Bless your Heart all God will Provide he will take care of u😇😇😇😇😇😇
omg so well spoken
It's nice to hear these discussions happening more. Thanks for being real and relatable :) keep up the great work! Your fans are all rootin' for you :D
I started out as a straight 22-year-old church-going farm boy. I moved out of state for work reasons and I met a guy my age who first asked me to come over for a drink and smoke weed. At that time I never drank or smoked. I passed out and woke up in this guy's bed. A few weeks later I ran into this guy again and asked what happened that night. He said I enjoyed sex with him. I was confused and he said if you wanted to try having sex while being sober, that I could come over and see what happens. I did and I really enjoyed having sex with this man. At that point, I never thought about straight sex again. I live just like any straight man and have similar gay friends who look and act straight. p.s. The guy I first met, we became lovers until he got hooked on crack 5 years later. That's when I gave him an ultimatum. Stop or get out. He left. But since then I found a divorced man who goes both ways, and I am happy with that.
Thanks for sharing
I've had issues for 20 years now. It took a few attempts to find the right meds. If they told me to take birth control pills to get my head straight I would. No one knows how bad it gets inside.
Thank you, thank you, thank you so much.❤😂
hey Dylan . is it cols enough for you. it it pretty cold here in sanford fl. this morning
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I have mental health issues too and it’s so confusing for us and I’m on medication but it doesn’t seem to help very much. It’s good that you are talking about this. Thanks lots Dylan!!!! I too am bi-polar 2 and the older I get it feels like it’s getting worse!!!!
Also BP2, would love to know what combination of medications work for YOU.
DYLAN: With respect, I would suggest that you consider RESPONDING to SOME your viewers' pertinent comments, this so that some not come to the incorrect opinion they you are a narcissist at basis and, that you are more than just all about YOU-YOU-YOU. Fair enough?