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I have something to tell you...
Tell me something you have to tell someone. Living or not. Fictional or not. It has to be important. Something that's urgent, even if you're hesitating to tell it. So, what is it?
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RoxanneHazelton in Stream of Consciousness
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Many years ago, after living in Garmish Germany, working in a Hotel for my moms friends nephew, I had never been out of the US before. I worked very hard, but got to play on my off days.

Bars and Strambads(restaurant and lake swimming), I became friends with a German girl, we use to party all night, and hard!

One night she was totally out of it, absolutely intoxicated. She barely managed to walk me back to the Hotel I worked in!

So being kind and considerate I ask her if she needed to stay in my room for the night, she agreed, I had two beds in the room so she could have the other one!

I was pretty wasted, so I went to bed, and all of a sudden she got in my bed, she told me she wanted to have sex with me, I said no, but she did anyway:

And she brutally raped me.

After that, on my way back to the USA, it haunted me.

I didn’t like the way she was abusive, but I did like being with a woman!

Where I was finally home I told my mom I was gay, that I liked women sexually, she argued with me about my choice, but she let me live the way I chose!

Being a lesbian was who I was!

Now, I am happy with my life, was a lesbian for 37 years, and not once did anyone love me for me,

Funny my middle name is Gay, but living that life was tough, I have never been with a man, nor do I want to be,

I just want to be what I am;

A Woman!!!

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