[QUOTE=Francine Brice;270411]Well since I am a GURL, I would still describe it as "My Very Best Friend!" Since it has always been there for me in both good times and bad times![/QUOTE]
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Hello, Im Jennifer, Im married, & its times to open the doors for Me & My BF,to see whats out there, I want to meet with women who want to get to know us, can any women out there give me any tips?
My boyfriend and I are in an open relationship and I was going through his phone when I found some flirty texts with him and one of his guy "friends". There was one other time I thought he could be bi and I asked him but he laughed and denied it. This time I know for sure because there was talk of wanting to hook up and there were sexual pictures sent back and forth. I'm looking for advice on how to confront him and ask about this. I'm here for him and I genuinely want to support him with any decision he makes. He most likely will deny this even though I have tangible proof. I want to make him feel comfortable and able to open up to me. Any thoughts?? Thank you!
I have been married for 7 years and am now 36 years old. I have know I was bi since I was about 20. I started experimenting at a young age with a friend and once I got to be a little older I knew I liked cock as much as I liked pussy. I played both way through my early 20's and stopped completely once I started dating my now wife. In the last year the urge has really been hard to suppress and I finally caved several months ago and have been playing regularly with a gay couple since December. I would love to share my wife with another man but am worried that if I bring it up she will freak out. She is what you would call a prude when it comes to sex. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!!!!
I'm curious to hear opinions from men and women on their preference for male/female grooming habits. Both for themselves and what they prefer in a partner. I myself am completely shaved smooth, which both my husband and I prefer. My husband, being a fairly hairy guy, shaves his balls and neatly trims the rest. I like that look best for him because shaving around the rest would just look weird compared to the rest of his body hair. Looks good and keeps me from having to stop what I'm doing to pluck hairs off my tongue, which is something I really hate!
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I've always appreciated both the male and female form, as far back as I can recall. In my teens, hungry for ANY sexual contact, a guy friend and I indulged in some light playing once, and after that, I frequently planned elaborate situations to repeat it, but with him living out of town, that was difficult. In college, my best friend (who was also my roommate) and I frequently jerked off together and went down on one another. Still, it was a purely physical charge, no emotion involved. My primary attraction - including all emotional attraction - was still to girls. That has all stayed the same over the years, and when involved in a relationship, any fantasies about indulging with another guy stay right there in fantasyland. But then, any fantasies about indulging with another woman remain in fantasyland, too. Because of the different natures of my attractions to males and females, I've never really been comfortable calling myself "bisexual." In my eyes, it wasn't really accurate. Strictly speaking, though, I wasn't "straight," either. Definitely not "gay." "Curious" seemed misapplied, too, because...well...I knew that I'd enjoyed it. I just chalked it up to the inadequacies of using those restricting labels in describing the complexities of human sexuality, and - when necessary - would apply the label "straight," given my primary a attractions. But then there's the problem of adequately explaining on adult sites similar to this one or chat rooms how I'm "straight" but enjoy looking at male porn as well (solo, bi and gay). In the past week or so, though, I've come to, if not embrace identifying myself as bi, accepting that it's the term that best applies for a multitude of reasons. Changed the orientation identifier on the sites that have them and...not only did the world not end, but, frankly, no one seems to have noticed the switch. So, yeah...I'm bi. It doesn't mean I'm going to run out and start cheating on my wife with men any more than being straight would make me run out and cheat on her with women. It just means that my tastes are broader in what I look at when having some fun on my own. There are other circumstances that make me sometimes want to bust through that personal boundary, but that's a whole 'nother entry for a later time.
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