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Pop singer Ricky Martin declared publicly this week what he avoided discussing for years: He is gay.
"I am proud to say that I am a fortunate homosexual man," Martin wrote on his official Web site. "I am very blessed to be who I am."
A decade ago, when ABC's Barbara Walters pressed Martin to address rumors about his sexuality, he declined to confirm or deny them. "I just don't feel like it," Martin said.
Now, Martin wrote, "these years in silence and reflection made me stronger and reminded me that acceptance has to come from within and that this kind of truth gives me the power to conquer emotions I didn't even know existed."
The 39-year-old Puerto Rican native started off with the Latin boy band Menudo before launching his solo career in 1991.
His song "Livin' La Vida Loca" rose to the top of the music charts in 1999 and propelled Martin to stardom.
Martin said he decided years ago to not share "my entire truth" with the world because people he loved warned him that "everything you've built will collapse."
"Allowing myself to be seduced by fear and insecurity became a self-fulfilling prophecy of sabotage," he wrote. "Today I take full responsibility for my decisions and my actions."
The decision to come out was initiated a few months ago, when he began writing his memoirs, he said. "I got very close to my truth," he wrote.
"From the moment I wrote the first phrase I was sure the book was the tool that was going to help me free myself fromworld of warcraft gold things I was carrying within me for a long time," he wrote. "Things that were too heavy for me to keep inside."Martin said that disclosing his secret is important because of his two sons, born via surrogate."To keep living as I did up until today would be to indirectly diminish the glow that my kids where born with," he wrote.
"Enough is enough. This has to change. This was not supposed to happen five or 10 years ago, it is supposed to happen now. Today is my day, this is my time, and this is my moment."
Writing the seven paragraphs, he said, "is a solid step towards my inner peace and vital part of my evolution."wow power leveling
"What will happen from now on? It doesn't matter. I can only focus on what's happening to me in this moment."

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Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss studied at Harvard University alongside Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, where they started a site called ConnectU.
In 2008 a protracted legal battle between the two sides ended with the payment of an undisclosed sum. Facebook said that that it now considers "the matter concluded".
The Winklevoss twins spoke to the BBC on the eve of the Boat Race, in which they will both row for Oxford. Cameron Winklevoss refused to confirm the extent of the 2008 settlement - thought to be $65m - but said: "I think it is safe to say the chapter is not closed on the matter."
Social network shockHis brother Tyler said: "It's our duty to stand for principles. We're willing to wait around and make sure that's what right has been made right."
The two brothers started work on ConnectU in 2003. They thought that computer science student Mark Zuckerberg was working with them, until he launched a similar site called thefacebook.com. Mr Zuckerberg's site became hugely popular on the Harvard campus and then, under the name Facebook, turned into a global success.
"It was really just a sense of shock," said Tyler Winklevoss. "It turned into how can we right this wrong." The settlement of the battle between Facebook and ConnectU involved the award of Facebook shares to the Winklevoss twins.
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continuing dispute appears to centre on the value of those shares in a company which has not been publicly floated. In a statement about the dispute Facebook told the BBC:
"The settlement has been enforced by the courts and attempts to delay that decision have been denied twice. "We hope that discussion of spurious and false allegations and other matters that were concluded years ago are not distracting anyone from their preparations for the race. We consider the matter concluded."
The brothers alsosto power leveling revealed that after years of avoiding the social network they themselves have joined Facebook. "We weren't on it for a long period of time," said Cameron Winklevoss. "But it's a utility and we're deserving to take part in that. It's a great way to keep in touch with people back home."