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To most women, who, like me, have realized that our morals and values are shaped by our scruples, but are afraid to talk about them? This blog is for you. Let us share our experiences, choices and indiscretions (for god’s sake let's clean those closets). So, speak your mind, clear your conscience and be free.

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Thursday, July 9, 2009

Am I gay if I find other women attractive?

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Hi Everyone,

This subject, for most people, tends to induce weird looks, obvious lies or just the plain you are a “freak” statement. The fact is, almost every female, at one time or other, have thought about or wanted to experiment with another female. This conversation has been the staple of many a social setting, inducing sheer excitement for the typical male. Which leads me to divulge the latest saga of my life.

Recently I have found that women have been hitting on me a lot more than usual. Usually it would be the knowing looks, the occasional wink or the blatant uncrossing of the legs to ensure that peek. Either way I enjoyed the flirting for what it’s worth, many times getting really excited, but knowing when to walk away or project my thoughts elsewhere.

Anyway, the female attention is becoming more frequent these days, even though I am not doing anything different than what I have done before in terms of attire and liming spots. My thing is I seem to be anticipating it now more than usual, and get really disappointed if it doesn’t happen. I must make it clear I do love men in every sense of the word and have no intention of having a relationship with a woman. But how do I explain the excitement I get when a particular female friend of mine hug, tends to linger longer than normal, or that random stranger with the stilettos and the little black dress, at my favorite watering hole, ignoring her date and staring at me?

I have found myself putting this mental journey into phases: Phase one (1) has been the awareness and appeal of someone sharing similar gender. Phase two (2): the realization that I am very comfortable with my thoughts and feelings. Phase three has simply been reserved as the action phase, the moment when the many thoughts, fantasies, excitement transform into actual physical confirmations.

Do I dare anger the gods? Would such a move taint my innocence in the eyes of the lord? Should I be ashamed of a natural feeling? I know I am going to get a lot of flack from my spiritual sisters and brothers, but according to Murphy’s Law; those who are most moral are furthest away from the problem. I won’t allow my morals to be judged by others, show me a person without sin and I will show you a day old new born.

Many females, young and the mature, reading this will most definitely identify, to them I say; society has it’s way of dictating what is better for you. Personally I don’t conform to the norm, because the right moment, the right person is out there somewhere for my first female experience and with all my heart I will welcome it. So to all my sisters out there who have been fighting with this taboo, in my opinion let nature decide.

All opinions are welcome.

Want to share your personal experience with me but not strong enough to publicize it? Then email it to me @ private and we will talk about it.


scru·ple (skroopel)
n.
1. An uneasy feeling arising from conscience or principle that tends to hinder action.



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8 comments:

Anonymous said...

The body and the mind can experience any form of pleasure it deems imaginable. It is only our choices that limit us. If there were no limits that we impose on ourselves then we would all have crossed many lines and flirted with many situations that are deemed taboo.

It could be because you have flirted with this idea that over time the idea has become more and more exciting to you. It is up to you to decide whether or not you truly would like to taste for experience sake or continue and accept that that is not something that you would like to know.

It is all a matter of choice.

Rohan C said...

I totally agree when u say "society has it’s way of dictating what is better for you" because it's something i tell ppl all the time. why is it okay for men to sleep around and not women. in the same way gay women are accepted and gay men are not (altho i dont accept them either ... but thats against the point ... LOL). Let your heart and your own sense of morals tell you whats right and whats wrong. as long as u aint stepping on any toes in the process, i dont see why not

lyonado said...

All I'll say is some cross the bridge and never return ... who am I to judge though ... curiosity could get you into some crazy situations

C B said...

:-) This " problem " is very prevalent amongst HOT , ATTRACTIVE , SEXY ladies . It comes with the teritory. It's just your fault for being too good looking . It's possible you'll eventually end up being bi , which most men do not have a problem with. On the flipside , as a straight man , I have no intention of thinking about another man in that way . When the time is right and you delve into the xx chromosomes , please let us know * wink *

Jenny said...

Hi CB,

I already love the "xx chromosomes".

Jen

Ricky T. Hagen said...

I just recently graduated from a big time greek life college. Society everyday is making it more and more acceptable for girls becoming bi. Pretty much every attractive sorority chick that I met pretty much considered themselves bi. While these girls might be on a different level than you, due to most of them are just trying to impress guys. I believe there still has to be some sort of an attraction to actually go through with it physically. I'm not complaining =).

Michael said...

In this world we live in, there are nature's rules and then there are societies rules. Often... too, they are at odds with each other.

In this I say follow your bliss and let your heart guide your path. While on your journey, hurt no one and take no bull#$*@.

Just be whomever you find yourself being in the moment. Moments are really all we have.

Be well.

Belle said...

Modern Girl Syndrome huh? Do tell! :-)

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