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ladyinred
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19 May 2009, 9:53 am

I considered turning lesbian after countless rejection's from males.



Padium
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20 May 2009, 8:40 pm

ahayes wrote:
I'm a lesbian in a man's body.


People shouldn't joke like that, as there actually are people like that. If I were to use you're wording, I am a bisexual woman in a man's body (and I quite hate that last part, and can't wait to have my ID say I am a woman so I can drop the man's body part altogether).



keerawa
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24 May 2009, 1:53 am

I'm bisexual, mostly attracted to women, but in a long-term relatoinship with a man.



Cafe_au_lait
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24 May 2009, 11:07 am

Snuffy wrote:

Answer: "Gaydar"! :wink: It's like someone else's gayness "tickling" your own, and you instantly recognize them as gay - even if you just met. It's an odd but really neat experience. You likely have at least some Gaydar if you do lean that way.



My gaydar malfunctions too regularly for me to rely on it. I'm bi, but I lean more strongly towards men, especially somewhat effeminate ones. The problem with that, however, is that I often can't tell the difference between an effeminate man and a gay man. Or I'll develop a crush on a straight woman.



AquaticArtemis
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25 May 2009, 11:43 am

I am so GAY!



infinitellipsis
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29 May 2009, 11:09 pm

hmm...i am NOT SURE. i don't think its a person's sex that i'm attracted to. its just the person. :) i have had bfs and been attracted (emotionally and physically) to one female so i'm thinking Bi ?



shazzadee
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31 May 2009, 8:09 am

I feel more comfortable around women in an intimate scenario and am aroused by the idea, but I guess I can't deal with the drama that being with women entails. As a female, I know how difficult they can be :P. I have to say that I get along better with men and men are much simpler creatures :) (Not necessarily simple in mind, but seem to be a lot more decisive).



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27 Jun 2009, 8:08 am

I am male, in a ltr with a woman, tough fancied boys too when I was adolescent.

Interestingly, I am quite feminine. When I was young, kids teased me and took me for a girl. I played with girls a lot, though have no female siblings. At work I can get along with women better than with men.



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23 Jul 2009, 11:38 am

I'm bi but since I'm happy married and not in an open relationship I have no plans to explore it.

I fell in love with someone wonderful who happens to be male. If he were female (or some combination of the two) I highly doubt it would make a difference.


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23 Jul 2009, 12:12 pm

I am pansexual, and I am currently with a guy. Want to explore females again, haven't done that since I was young.



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23 Jul 2009, 4:55 pm

I'm bi, but have never had the opportunity to be with a female. I was attracted to an AS female but we could not remain in contact.



Ray_Carver
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08 Feb 2010, 12:51 am

i claim the label of pansexual. i don't care about gender, i focus on personality.



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11 Feb 2010, 4:20 pm

Straight but I lean toward guys.


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potty245
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13 Feb 2010, 7:03 pm

mine is too complicated to explain



pippilngstkngpr
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27 Feb 2010, 3:07 am

I been questioning this to myself for awhile so I just guess I am bi-curious. But I seriously have no idea. Dreamed of girls before, but always dated guys.



anomie
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27 Feb 2010, 9:39 am

LinnaeusCat wrote:
I fell in love with someone wonderful who happens to be male. If he were female (or some combination of the two) I highly doubt it would make a difference.


Me too. That exactly. I am head over heels in love with him and have been for 18 months but that does not make me straight - I am bi/pansexual all the way. To look at, you'd think I was a lesbian (short hair, baggy trousers, often to be found with my head inside a computer) and I love surprising people by telling them about my gorgeous male partner. We have a play around sometimes on a weekend with other wayward men and women ... tee hee!

The people who I see in the street and fancy are always the androgenous ones. If I can't tell if someone's a girl or a boy then they're bound to give me a hard-on (that's a gender-neutral sense of the term). Women with lived-in-looking faces that are creased and lined from a life of expressions are attractive to me. I think women are trained to keep their faces flat because that is deemed to be beautiful. But a dynamic, expressive face is what is beautiful to me (even if I can't always understand it's subtle implications). It is often only the androgynous women who have any lines, even at 40.