joseph Wrote:hello my disabiltys is just i was born with learning disabilitys. but i am not strong becase i never told anyone about i am gay. i have a socal worker who gets my services and its services like my support worker who visit me at home and my one at collage. i not go to therepy. i am trying to learn doing transport at collage like bus and metro on my own but it is relly hard:frown: i donot go to uni i go to collage. i dident now if they had them groups i hope so.
i wont a boyfriend because it would be very very nice to have a man who love me and i can do things. and when i get boyfrind everyone will relise i am propely grown up. i have some friends but if i have a boyfrind who will like the most becas them not always like me that much and it is lonley thank youmile:
Joseph, you sound like a lovely young man and I wish you the best in your search and in your journey towards enjoying what you want from being grown up.
I would agree with the others who say that your support worker should be on your side. Quite often I work with people who live with disabilities and their support workers as well. It's amazing how many support workers seem to be gay too
I bet your s.w. will know a few ...
Having said that, may I offer a friendly word of warning. Your support worker will be there to do a job. He (I assume it will be a man?) will be able to be your advocate and even your friend (although I know this isn't always true). I imagine you have thought about trying keep the relationship "professional". When, in time, you find a boyfriend he may wish to take an active part in helping you as needed, but be careful you don't get hurt by falling for someone who can't (rather than won't) return your feelings.
Coming out can involve a lot of strange processes. When I came out my emotions developed a life of their own and I fell painfully hard for someone who couldn't return my affection. It was awful.
Now though, my life has turned out better than I ever dared hope. I hope you find the same.
I hope I haven't spoken out of turn. By all means tell me to mind my own business if I have strayed into an area for discussion that is too uncomfortable.
All the best