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Being a bisexual Aspie

etbe said:
Focusing on school is a good thing. Also you might want to investigate whether there's some sort of group for GLBT people around your age. Having people to talk to about GLBT issues is usually a good thing. It might be good for you to find some people who are a few years older than you, so they have gone through similar experiences recently enough that they can still remember it.
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I guess I could give that a try. I think there are some LGBT groups around, but it would be a bit of a drive to get there.
 
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