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I think you mean true and honest women, transphobic scumTHEY'RE ALL LESBIANS KAREN.
EVEN THE MEN.
Your partner will only feel doubt if they're insecure in which case they'd be wary of you cheating with the opposite sex anyway. Being bi just doubles their insecurity since now you could ideally cheat with anyone and not just half of everyone.The only winning move if you're bi is just to deny it. Even if your love says they trust you, there will always be this niggling doubt in their minds that you won't be able to be monogamous and content, and that will subtly influence their behavior in destructive ways.
The only winning move if you're bi is just to deny it. Even if your love says they trust you, there will always be this niggling doubt in their minds that you won't be able to be monogamous and content, and that will subtly influence their behavior in destructive ways.
Average to large for me. Just enough to feel satisfying.What's the proper dick size on a partner for the male gays here?
Heh, one of the things that drew Eva Braun & I together was that we knew that open relationships only lead to disaster in the long run.This shit is why I’ve given up on dating all together. It’s hard to find someone who’s not poly, and even those who swear they’re monogamous end up getting sucked into the poly mindset. Both serious relationships I’ve been in ended with the other person suddenly deciding they’re poly. At least my ex-girlfriend had the decency to tell me before she started chasing dick behind my back.
I’m not trying to be one of those “born in the wrong generation” cunts but it really feels like my generation has given up on the idea of committed relationships in favor of the instant gratification of the cock carousel. It’s like we’ve forgotten that finding other people sexy even when we’re in a relationship is perfectly normal, and not a sign we’re unique snowflakes who need 15 different partners. It doesn’t help that the poly community is very good at suckering in people who are confused, naive, and unsure, which a lot of LGBT people are when they first start dating.
I can relate.So far I never have problems, but I dread that the LGBRTJGJKRT shit will inflict on me, I'm just a dyke with some opinions not LGBTWTF.
I don't want to say ''current year ffs'' but is pretty chilling that we have to explain our sexuality to judgemental people, but the icing on the cake is that the ''supportive'' and ''inclusive'' LGBT community are asking them.I can relate.
I'm surrounded by some pretty far left leaning lgbt folks. Being a GNC dyke isn't enough for these people.
I say I like women and I get asked if that includes a ton of other groups to be inclusive.
God forbid you say you don't want to be with someone that's male. That's transphobic and totally not about preference/comfort levels.
Or they play 20 questions to figure out if you, a lesbian, would fuck a FTM man so they can say you "fetishize cunts".
It's ridiculous really.
By this point I've all but accepted that I want to be with a guy, but what should've been the hardest question is just beset with a barrage of others. If I was a hard leftest sperg it'd be easy, but finding a right wing dude who likes dick while also being a reasonable distance away sounds impossible. And it's not like I can just look up a gay group since 99% of them are exactly the opposite of what I'm looking for in multiple ways, unless there's some kind of conservative gay social group I'm not aware of.
That and I'm fully aware there's reasons for it to avoid creepers and whatnot, but I really wish I could just casually browse dating sites to see if anyone I'd be interested in is even out there and not halfway across the country or whatever. Not really ready to just put my face out there and start talking to randos just yet. Only want to poke the waters and see what the ripples look like so to speak.
By this point I've all but accepted that I want to be with a guy, but what should've been the hardest question is just beset with a barrage of others. If I was a hard leftest sperg it'd be easy, but finding a right wing dude who likes dick while also being a reasonable distance away sounds impossible. And it's not like I can just look up a gay group since 99% of them are exactly the opposite of what I'm looking for in multiple ways, unless there's some kind of conservative gay social group I'm not aware of.
That and I'm fully aware there's reasons for it to avoid creepers and whatnot, but I really wish I could just casually browse dating sites to see if anyone I'd be interested in is even out there and not halfway across the country or whatever. Not really ready to just put my face out there and start talking to randos just yet. Only want to poke the waters and see what the ripples look like so to speak.
Christian Mingle apparently allows gay profiles, that was more what I had in mind instead of something like Tinder lookalikes or whatever. Though I'm still wrestling over how much I really want a relationship. My past has been about women as something to get romantic with while men I was only sexual with. And while I know for a fact I can get romantic with guys, it's still newer territory for me. I'm sure I'd do fine if I did find "the guy" though.From one right-leaning fag to another, I'll tell you it's going to be a bit more difficult finding someone that aligns with your beliefs. I've said before earlier here, if you just want a night of sex, that's easy enough, but it sounds like you're looking for an actual relationship. Political chemistry aside, that's still a task to accomplish it seems in the LGBT community. It can be done, you just have to put more work into it.
Forget about gay dating sites if that's what you're looking for. They're just one night stand hookup sites 99% of the time. There might be a few conservative gay pages on Facebook if you just want to meet and talk with others. Maybe get involved with your state's chapter of the Log Cabin Republicans to meet others and get an idea of good places you might try.
I hope you're able to find what you're looking for, dude. We're out there, we're just not loud about it.
That's the weird thing. Being a (very loose) Christian myself, a church would be a natural place to go to. But I've stopped going years ago, and the ones my parents go to isn't exactly the kind that welcomes gays with open arms. Not like they'll kick a gay person out but they aren't 100% accepting of it either. Suppose I could always look around though, there's dozens of churches all over where I live.I know someone mentioned in the serious LGBT thread that conservative gay men can be found in Episcopal churches. I’ve only been to one of those services, but I did notice a gay male couple right away.
I prefer the Universal Unitarians because they’re not a defined religion. You can hang out without an obligation to believe in God. Some of the congregations can be overbearingly SJW-ish though.
The Methodist church I grew up with had a lot of homosexuals as well. Honestly, I think any gay friendly church will attract them.
How do you feel about being gay though? Dating doesn’t have to be the first step in getting your feet wet. Sometimes you just need to find relatable people in the real world. My dad’s cousin is the only other gay person in my family. We previously hadn’t been in contact, but he was more than willing to talk confidentially when I reached out. Speaking with someone older and stable eased a lot of the initial turmoil for me. Getting those feelings out of the way made dating a lot easier.
Average to large for me. Just enough to feel satisfying.
Heh, one of the things that drew Eva Braun & I together was that we knew that open relationships only lead to disaster in the long run.
Christian Mingle apparently allows gay profiles, that was more what I had in mind instead of something like Tinder lookalikes or whatever. Though I'm still wrestling over how much I really want a relationship. My past has been about women as something to get romantic with while men I was only sexual with. And while I know for a fact I can get romantic with guys, it's still newer territory for me. I'm sure I'd do fine if I did find "the guy" though.
That's the weird thing. Being a (very loose) Christian myself, a church would be a natural place to go to. But I've stopped going years ago, and the ones my parents go to isn't exactly the kind that welcomes gays with open arms. Not like they'll kick a gay person out but they aren't 100% accepting of it either. Suppose I could always look around though, there's dozens of churches all over where I live.
As for myself being gay, I consider myself bi/borderline gay if that makes sense. Though if a gay guy is allowed to be turned on by women then I guess I'm outright gay? While my interest in women has dwindled over the years it still exists so I'm not sure how much interest is enough to classify as "not enough to be fully gay" if you will.