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this post was submitted on 02 Jan 2026
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I highly recommend checking out LGBT organizations in your area, some of them have hobby clubs and meetups and whatnots (if there's none in your local area try calling one anyway, maybe there are people interested in being online friends).
The question you asked screams lack of confidence and honestly the best cure would be to add some queer friends.
Of course it's okay to say "when I was a little boy". Why wouldn't it be? Did someone told you it's not okay to say that? Who was it?