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Originally posted by IowaStatePhiPsi
Although Avila does not identify himself as gay, he has felt comfortable experimenting beyond the girlfriends he had in high school since coming to University of California-Berkeley.
He still dates women, but he says his sexuality is not solidified. But if he were to come out as gay to his brothers at Acacia, Avila said he would not expect violence, but isolation. [/B]
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Hmmm....am I missing something, or did this girl just OUT "JP Avila" in the campus paper as she simultaneously explained his anticipated isolation from his fraternity?? Or is it that the fraternity will think that having an "unsolidified sexuality" is not a big deal, but being "gay" would be an issue?? (Or maybe it's that the name used is an alias?)....I'm confused, but hoping that she did not just out this guy without his permission.
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