I doubt I can really explain the entirety of what's been going on in my head for the past few months. Some of you, if you read
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Over time, I seem to be sliding up the Kinsey scale. In other words, I suspect I may be lesbian rather than bisexual.
This... is weird for me to wrap my head around. For fourteen years now, nearly half my life, I have been comfortable with being bisexual. In my heart of hearts, it felt right to me to champion the idea of not having to "pick a side," to uphold love wherever that love might fall.
I'm not entirely certain when I started to shift. Was it the stuff that went down in May? Was it the tragic loss in September? When
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Even more confusing, I still love and deeply care for my husband, despite my problems in the bedroom. I worry if this is "just a phase" I'm going through. My Mother-in-Law seemed convinced that I felt this way just because I'm still deeply grieving over
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Those Buffy fans among you may recognize the tune in my head. "Where do we go from here?"
I don't have an answer to that. Come January 6, my marriage will have survived a decade. When I think of the possibility of
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Anyhow, we're making no decisions yet. We're talking as much as, if not more than ever. We're considering what options there are, talking about perhaps exploring polyamory. We're talking seriously about what might happen if things don't work out in the long run.
In any case... can any of you recommend some good lesbian pornography? (I have a feeling that
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It feels so weird for me to be noodling around figuring myself out now. I thought I had my sexuality nailed. I'd been so comfortable with my orientation for so long. In any case, having friends who are caring and supportive helps lots.
*hugs more*
I'd never seen "The L Word," but after both you and