A very long time ago back in secondary school (British High school) I came out as Pansexual to my friends, I had a girlfriend at the time and wanted to talk about her with my friends - the conversation went something like. 
+"me and my gf did this yesterday" 
~"oh you have a gf, are you gay?" 
+"i'm pansexual" 
~"oh cool, is she fit?"
 
 
Anyway, within about a week this information had spread around the school, a very liberal, tolerant school where most of the pupils couldn't care less. There was one person in particular, let's call her AD, who wasn't very accepting of this news. I never had a problem with this girl, I always considered her very pleasant, I sat next to her during computer science, and was with her in some classes.
 
 
I had no real problems with her, only that she was convinced that because she was female, and I could be attracted to females, that I must be attracted to her. I was told this by several people who didn't like her bitching about this behind my back, and wanted me to know what she'd been saying. Anyway, I wasn't very offended but I was pretty annoyed at the ignorance and the idea of her spreading this rumour that I liked her, when I had a gf. For the next two years I sat next to her at every possible opportunity, including the bus home (This was not my bus, but I always got it with a friend after school so we could hang out for a bit. I eventually convinced her that I caught the bus so I could watch her from a distance) At every available opportunity I complimented her on her "astonishingly beautiful cheekbones", would often tell her that she "smells sweet today"
 
 
She was visibly uncomfortable around me for a long time, everyone knew what I was doing - other girls started to do the same thing to her.
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an ignorant girl at school thinks that because someone is pansexual is means they must be attracted to
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A very long time ago back in secondary school (British High school) I came out as Pansexual to my friends, I had a girlfriend at the time and wanted to talk about her with my friends - the conversation went something like. 
+"me and my gf did this yesterday" 
~"oh you have a gf, are you gay?" 
+"i'm pansexual" 
~"oh cool, is she fit?"
 
 
Anyway, within about a week this information had spread around the school, a very liberal, tolerant school where most of the pupils couldn't care less. There was one person in particular, let's call her AD, who wasn't very accepting of this news. I never had a problem with this girl, I always considered her very pleasant, I sat next to her during computer science, and was with her in some classes.
 
 
I had no real problems with her, only that she was convinced that because she was female, and I could be attracted to females, that I must be attracted to her. I was told this by several people who didn't like her bitching about this behind my back, and wanted me to know what she'd been saying. Anyway, I wasn't very offended but I was pretty annoyed at the ignorance and the idea of her spreading this rumour that I liked her, when I had a gf. For the next two years I sat next to her at every possible opportunity, including the bus home (This was not my bus, but I always got it with a friend after school so we could hang out for a bit. I eventually convinced her that I caught the bus so I could watch her from a distance) At every available opportunity I complimented her on her "astonishingly beautiful cheekbones", would often tell her that she "smells sweet today"
 
 
She was visibly uncomfortable around me for a long time, everyone knew what I was doing - other girls started to do the same thing to her.
user
I was a little bit petty, told the girl in question that I liked her, she was uncomfortable
assistant