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Sexuality Confusion again :( !?
Right, i've already asked a question on here regarding my sexuality so it may seem familiar, but after reading some of the answers I realized I wasn't putting down the correct information as well as maybe not giving enough.
Firstly a brief description:
My close friends - known them or years and include my current girlfriend, there are 3 of us, all of them are girls apart from me :). Very tight knit, do not like others coming in unless they say so and they all hate the girl i work with - they mock her on facebook etc. but i am too scared to disagree with them too much. there are no secrets between 2 of us, all 4 (or them 3 usually) know and discuss amongst themselves.
Work Colleagues: weekend staff, there are 5 in total but 2 are my age (18) - the girl i get along with really well and would trust her with anything i tell her. The other is the boy that i fancy. We get along great however hes straight. Again, i would trust him like the girl i work with.
My work colleagues and I sometimes go out for meals etc. and my friends do not like this...AT ALL! They threaten to turn up etc but i like having this different group of friends from work, they have the same sense of humour as, which my close friends do not have.
Girlfriend andd her family: quite homophobic. comment that its nasty when they kiss on tv etc.
Right, now the "problem". I have been in a relationship with my girlfriend for 3 years. It is going good, however she has a very dominant role - basically wears the trousers. She takes most of her anger out on me, however she does apologise later in the day and i accept it however i still feel like **** and she does say hurtful things. She is very used to getting her own way too and is although she is very loving, she is very clingy. Says "i miss you" when we are apart for a day and insists i tell her i love her at the end of a phone call, even if its "where are you, i can't see you" if i'm picking her up.
Recently however, I have had feelings for the guy at work. I know hes straight however I cannot help having strong feelings for him. The other day he showed me a youtube clip at work and it was just me and him and i really wanted to kiss him! But i knew i shouldn't and didnt.
I am puzzled whether to tell him though. He is a very understanding person but i don't want to a) ruin our friendship (he is only one of 3 male friends i have, all my others are female) and b) make it awkward at work for me, him or our colleagues.
The only person i could tell is my female work colleague as she is so nonjudgmentalal and such a caring person but i couldn't tell my "close" friends because they would blab.
i just feel as though i should tell someone though as it does drain me emotionally. i saw a youtube video made by someone (strangely whilst looking for a Lady GaGa song) which was saying about gay relationships and had pictures of what i would say "real" gay men - not porn stars - hugging and kissing, and it made me feel so upset it nearly bought me to tears because i felt as though i wanted that (not necessarily with the guy from work) but it will never happen.
Hopefully this is clearer and thankyou for reading this, i do waffle on i know!
So again, THANK-YOU!
Btw, no gay-hating comments please or comments about how God and you believe its wrong, if its that wrong then why are you browsing questions in the " Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered" section anyway!
One last thing: I do love my girlfriend but purely from the heart, there is less sexual attraction.
And if it clears things up, yes i am sexually attracted to him.
5 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
No, your last post was perfectly clear the problem here is I don't think YOU are understanding US.
This will be the last time I say this to you guy:
Gay= sexually attracted to the same sex.
\Bi= sexually attracted to both sexes.
Straight= sexually attracted to the opposite sex.
Key words here being: sexually attracted.
I don't know how old you are but this isn't as difficult as you are making this out to be man.
You could tell me your whole like fcuking story, it ain't going to change my answer OR the facts.
What I typed above are the definitions of the three sexualities; only YOU can answer which one is you. You can give us details til your blue in the face , we are not doctors diagnosing a disease. This is YOUR sexuality, you know how you feel, so start connecting the dots.
EDIT:
As for the guy, you know he is straight so what would the point be in telling him you have feelings for him?
None, it could quite possibly screw up whatever relationship you have with him, so just leave that alone would be the best option.
- Anonymous5 years ago
Yes i get confused and so do others. I dont think ppl shud consider themself gay just coz they prefer company of there own sex socially like at school or at workplace. But if they get big erection from seeing or thinking about there own sex but little or nothing happenz between there legs when seeing or thinking about opposite sex, they may be gay or bi or can really be sexually deviant like being sado-masochist or else asexual? That is confusing to me but nothing wrong with being any of them is there?
- 1 decade ago
well man if you have those strong feelings towards another man then you should just outright tell him or SOMEONE. Anyone will work, just so they know and you can get it off your chest. And if you're gay then that's good for you man, that's your business and don't let ANYONE talk down to you or anything like that.
- 1 decade ago
OMG I am in exactly the same situation. Best of luck!!!
I'm so sorry I cannot offer you advice, but I'm giving you my full support!
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