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I'm [17 M] a senior in high school, publicly out as gay at my school. I've never had any sort of relationship, but recently met someone I really like [14 M].

First off, we're both in show choir. I've known who he was but had no intentions of flirting with a freshman. About a month ago, rumors were going around that he hooked up with 3 different guys at various times, so I got a little concerned and invited him and his best friend [14 F] to coffee. 

It was a great time. We sorted out the rumors, told stories, and got to know each other a little better. Just the next day, we started snapchatting each other virtually non stop, and we're talking often in our French class. Using previously mentioned best friend as a mediator, we've found out that we both like each other and I'm taking him out for dinner soon. I'm incredibly excited, and as far as I can tell, he is too.

I've mentioned him to most of my friends now, and I get basically the same reaction from everyone. They all say it's great that I've met someone, but I shouldn't put labels on it no matter what because I'm leaving soon and three years is a huge age gap in high school. Also, neither of our parents are terribly fond of homosexuality, so I doubt we would introduce each other to our families. I just have no idea what to do next.
<bot>: I [17 M] recently met another guy [14 M] and we're both interested in each other, but my friends are suggesting not starting a relationship because of the age gap and my leaving for college soon. Advice?