School?!

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-Will

I'm a senior in HS now. My high school years have been the literal worst 4 years of my life. My freshman year, I fell hard for a senior girl and posted something about her on tumblr and my parents found it and also found out about my bisexuality. I got in so much trouble. They said I was a disgrace to the family. A while later they thought I was "over it" and I've been in the closet since. My sophomore year, I fell hard for a teacher and posted very graphic stuff about him on tumblr, my other teachers, principal, and parents found that too and I was suspended for a week, had to delete all my social networking accounts, and they of course read my bio and saw that I still identified as bisexual. That led to them hating me and pulling me out of public school. My junior year, I never saw any of my friends because I was taking online classes and I didn't have my own car. I have also been forced to go to Kingdom Hall with my Jehovah's Witness parents so that was horrible too. Now my senior year my parents let me return to public school but I had gotten so behind in credits I had to take 5 classes online on top of my 6 at school. I got so stressed out from the workload I decided to drop out, get my GED and go back to work. A month after dropping out (November 23, 2014), my father had a massive heart attack and passed away, making it the worst day of my life, and for social security reasons I had to return to public school but on a different credit program. Currently I am taking 6 classes at school and 1 online, and am on track to graduate in May. It's really hard coping with the loss of my dad, and in the end I regret the relationship we had after freshman year. I thought he hated me but in reality he just wanted what he thought was best for me. I'm his baby girl. I'm still in the closet, but I now identify as pansexual. 10 days before my dad passed, I started dating my friend Hayley who lives in New York. We've never even met face to face and we've only talked on the phone a handful of times. She is a freshman in HS and we plan on meeting after I do a few years of community college. I don't know how I would've gotten through these last few months without her.

hello every one, It is good to read all the stories help many people to know that nothing is easy and everything needs a fight. and learn everything we've been through and went ahead with decisions chosen in life.
you think about the rights of LGBTI people in the countries development? specifically in the areas of equality and acces to a good health?
a question off topic, they believe it is possible to have a relationship from afar for two years?
thanks