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So... I've never had many friends, and I realize that one's social connectedness factors strongly into ones datability.  Part of the issue back at University was I decided to come out to people, and this was perceived as a weakness by others, so this turned into a social feeding frenzy of sorts, where I was the target of homophobic bullying, suddenly lost all my friends (perhaps concerned for their own social wellbeing), and people started saying bad things about me behind my back.  Being gay isn't even a real weakness, it's just that suddenly just because I was perceived as defective, everyone turned against me and it did some real damage just like it would to even the strongest people.  I even think my professors lost respect for me, my grades dropped, my self esteem crashed, and I kept at it for 2.5 years anyways.  It looks like my premed career at this point is doomed, but I'm gonna keep at it...

Anyways, it was bad, even the gay organization noticed how isolated I was and I became the target of their mocking and derision.  I'm now transferring colleges out of that Missiourian hellhole back to Oregon where I'm starting off already knowing some people there.  Is what happened to me before something I should still be concerned about or should I chalk that up to a perfect storm of horrible occurrences?  Should I never come out to people again?
<bot>: Went to college in missouri, everything went to shit when I came out and people were mad vicious.  Transferring up to Oregon, is this something I should be concerned about reoccurring?