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Date: October 16, 2022
>>They tell me that I need to come out as gay, or I won't be affirming their identity. They also tell me that any refusal to acknowledge that I'm queer is transphobic, and that I'm displaying internalized homophobia by not coming out. They've also said that my refusal to acknowledge that I'm queer is unsafe to them.
I know they are going through a lot, but this type of pressure to identify as is abusive. Saying that you have internalized homophobia by not coming out, when you identify as straight, is gaslighting. You do not need to sign on to something you don't believe in order to affirm their idenitity? And if you are now unsafe, how about they break up with you? This is a lot of abusive pressure in an area nobody, not even your partner, has a right to so intrusively tread. Your identity is your own, and nobody has a right to pressure you about it. It's OK to no longer be compatible, and to support them as a friend but no longer as a partner.
I think so too. Cheating once is so different to having a full blown affair for so long. He's a chronic liar.
You aren't into him. That's fine. Like you said, once you got to know more of him you didn't like him anymore. That happens when you start getting to know people more. Just move on