I don’t care about your sexuality, Bread. I care about your confidence and your self-esteem. Denial eats away at you slowly. It drives you crazy. Just be yourself. I accept you.Didn't you tell me 8 posts ago you don't care about anything? Yet you're still here replying.
Not sure what you're taking about. I'm not the one making threads quoting 80 things without context. Seems like someones driving ink crazyI don’t care about your sexuality, Bread. I care about your confidence and your self-esteem. Denial eats away at you slowly. It drives you crazy. Just be yourself. I accept you.
Nobody else feels the need to have their sexuality confirmed by some dodgy online quiz. The only ones that do are those that are questioning their own sexuality or their own beliefs.Everyone else is afraid to take these quizes because they're afraid of how the public will perceive them.
I am me.
I don’t need to take online quizzes to tell me who I amEveryone else is afraid to take these quizes because they're afraid of how the public will perceive them.
I am me.
I wasn't asking about women in my question. I'll post it below for reference.Not sure wym. Are you asking if a woman who ate poon is considered straight?
My question was, if you applied the same logic that you did in this post to a gay man:Furthermore, if you flip the scenario, does the same logic apply? If you were to find out a guy that is seemingly in a homosexual monogamous relationship has ****ed a **** before or had straight relations, would you say he's straight? After all, gay men don't **** ****, ever. You can't un**** a ****. So even if they said they were gay, would you believe it?
As in, if a gay man performed heterosexual acts, by your logic, would he be considered straight?But as a man, if I were to find out a guy that is seemingly In a hetero monogamous relationship, has sucked a **** before, done gay sex I would say he's still gay.
Straight men don't suck dicks, ever.
You can't unsuck a ****. So even if they said they were straight I wouldn't necessarily believe it.
To actually answer the topic of this thread... Whether I'm a girlie, gay, or they, the gender of my partner's previous intimate partners would not have an impact as to whether or not I continued the relationship. All past partners are in the past for a reason, and my primary concern about who they've had relations with prior to me is whether or not they test clean.Im not asking if he's bisexual because bisexual would imply he's still into both sexes.
Im asking if you as a straight woman would believe he's straight after knowing he has commited gay acts with a man. Assuming he has already confessed to having sex with a gay man in his past.
Would you continue the relationship as if the gay acts never happened. Or would it instill an unsettling amount of doubt he's never been straight?
iE. Does your perspective of their sexuality change simply because they say it's changed? Or should their history matter?
They don't tell me who I am they just reaffirm what I already know.I don’t need to take online quizzes to tell me who I am
But why do you need affirmation if you already know?They don't tell me who I am they just reaffirm what I already know.
The Bartender Wants To KNOW If You Wanna Start Running A Tab On All The Appletini's You're DrinkingThey don't tell me who I am they just reinforce what I already know.
I wasn't asking about women in my question. I'll post it below for reference.
My question was, if you applied the same logic that you did in this post to a gay man:
As in, if a gay man performed heterosexual acts, by your logic, would he be considered straight?
So I have something to paste on chat ave besides my own wordsBut why do you need affirmation if you already know?
Same. Quizzes are for fun mostly.i mean...the people i'm attracted to and that i've had sex with is probably a lot more accurate than an online quiz to determine my sexuality. so not sure the point of taking one
The reason I stated is in the beginning. If hes still currently doing male to male activities then by all implications, if he's currently with a female it means he's bi.The reason bisexuality is dismissed in the first is clear:
The OP erases the possibility of being bisexual by the way the question is asked. The usual boring biphobia. "You can't like both." "Either gay or straight"
Like the solution is easy. "Oh my partner isn't completely straight I guess he's pan/bisexual. Cool. This has no further impact on the relationship so we'll just move on."
To actually answer the topic of this thread... Whether I'm a girlie, gay, or they, the gender of my partner's previous intimate partners would not have an impact as to whether or not I continued the relationship. All past partners are in the past for a reason, and my primary concern about who they've had relations with prior to me is whether or not they test clean.
It would likewise not impact my view of their sexuality because a) it's not up to me to determine their sexuality and b) it doesn't actually matter what their sexuality is. They could have spent their entire life up until now having relations with partners that are the opposite gender of me and it wouldn't matter. If they're here with me now and enjoy their time with me now, that's all that matters now.