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		<title>By: thegayrecluse</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 15 Dec 2008 16:22:20 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Although I&#039;m (almost) never in favor of pushing someone into a tree, I identified with this boy, because I remember feeling rather terrorized as a first grader upon learning that a girl &quot;liked&quot; me, and somehow knowing that I could never like her back, at least in the way that was expected of me. I&#039;m not saying the boy in this case is (or will be) gay, but I do think it can be very alarming to be confronted with these expectations at a young age. (Also tangentially: parents should stop assuming their kids are (or will be) straight, just because they&#039;re  &quot;straight-acting&quot;!)</description>
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