I was 7 when I admired one of the guys in my class, when I was 9 one of the kids next to me told me I was cute, and I blushed thinking this is wrong but feels right. That same year I saw a guy in his speedos and it's strange, but I can still remembered what he looked like, the expression on his face and the colour of his briefs.
I was 10 when I fell head over heels for my best friend, and I was obsessed with him for almost 10 years. I had boyfriends and girlfriends during those times and I still fancied him.
I had 3 girlfriends, and in all cases the girls ended the relationship because whenever they mentioned sex I'd change the subject. Those years were the toughest years for me, because it was at that point I realised that I'm not the same as other guys.
To be honest, before this I simply thought that every guy felt this way until I realised that I had no interest in my girlfriends when my mates did. Those were the days I really wanted my friend (the one I crushed on) to be with me.
Then I decided to try it out with a guy, and the first time a man told me he loved me, and I told him I loved him, I cried. I cried for 3 hours in his arm. Needless to say he dumped me 3 months later, and I never regard him as my bf, but he was the one who made the first major change in my life..
One year later I began regretting it all. I didn't want to be gay because I was scared of being one of the stereotypes (I know it sounds silly, but this actually freaked me out more than you can imagine) and it was my second boyfriend who told me all I had to do was be me. I don't have to fit in with the gay stereotype. I don't have to go to clubs, or all the crazy stuff, just be myself and be happy, and since then things improved and it was thanks to him I am now more contented with myself and my sexuality and my sexual feelings.