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My Journey as a Gay Male in Recovery
“I agree myself as a year-old gay alcoholic man in recovery.” I wrote that sentence in August of , roughly a month after coming home from my second trip through Mountainside’s residential treatment program. Creature able to place pen to document and write those words together, in one sentence, represents a long journey of hard serve and support to not only receive but embrace two parts of my identity that I kept hidden. I let go of shame to reside a much happier, more authentic being as a queer man in recovery.
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My Journey as a Gay Male in Recovery
“I agree myself as a year-old gay alcoholic man in recovery.” I wrote that sentence in August of , roughly a month after coming home from my second trip through Mountainside’s residential treatment program. Creature able to place pen to document and write those words together, in one sentence, represents a long journey of hard serve and support to not only receive but embrace two parts of my identity that I kept hidden. I let go of shame to reside a much happier, more authentic being as a queer man in recovery.
Growing Up in the Closet
Like many people who identify as LGBTQIA+, I knew I was male lover long before I ever came out to anyone, and coming out of the closet wasn’t an option. Growing up, particularly in high school, I was so worried people would uncover out. (Were the comments I got from high institution jocks because they actually knew I was gay or because that was their lazy bullying tactic—harassing anyone who was smart, skinny, and completely uncoordinated?)
I tried to convince myself I wasn’t really gay, and I lived being and based decisions on
When I first came to prison, I didn’t perceive how I should operate. I was a queer man, convicted of a sex crime. We’ve all heard the horror stories. But I had one thing going for me: I was big, weighing in at pounds, a fair amount of which was muscle. For the most part, other inmates left me alone.
That is, until the other gays and trans found out about me. At the time, one of the gangs, which called themselves the Aryan Knights, used “beating up fags and chomos (child molesters)” as an initiation for novel members. Like I said, they pretty much avoided me—preferring to go after the smaller and weaker. But that meant that a number of queer men and transgender women suddenly wanted to be my boyfriend (or girlfriend), not because they liked me in that way, but because they figured I’d protect them.
For a while, I went along with it. At one point I was the “boyfriend” of six alternative people at the matching time. But I sleepy of being used, and wanted real companionship, so I eventually started hanging out with just one cute little guy who seemed to have sincere affection for me. I was devastated wh