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My relationships start as friendships, then deepen. Attraction doesn't develop until I get to know someone and connect on an intellectual and emotional level, and those factors will make or break the physical attraction for me.Macy02 said:I'd like to know what some of you consider the most important issues with how you choose your potential partner and the relationship that follows.
Especially if you have already had a bi experience, but those of you considering it too. What's going through your mind as you think you are ready to have this type of experience?
Macy
DorothyleftOz said:Hi ladies!
It's been a while, but I'm back and have enjoyed reading the posts. I agree with Sweet Erika...I'd really have to get to know someone before anything physical would happen. I've had one friend that I felt close enough to, to want to kiss her. Fear definitely took over and we have always remained good friends. A few of my friends and I will rent a cottage this winter for some time away from our DHs. I'm scared because of these new desires that I've been having. I know nothing will happen, because I'm sure they don't feel the same way. I wouldn't even know how to bring it up--or if I should.
fae_bella said:I think that's why I feel the way I do about my friend. We share so many intimate secrets abut each other, and know so many things about each other that we probably wouldn't have told people- Aside from this one thing I'm afraid to tell her. She doesn't know about my curiousity at all. I suppose its from TELLING her so many secrets and such that I feel close enough to feel this way about her.
As for guys... I think a high percentage of them are afraid that getting to know even a little about someone would mean they're settling into commitment- knowing their name, or at least remembering something close to their name, is just enough info to have. (Mine's not like that, thankfully.)
That said, I too want to live life to the fullest and experience everything - ok well almost everything and have few regrets.....when I was a teenager I was sleeping over at a friend's house, she tried to kiss me but I was afraid and backed off....always regretted that and wondered what it would have been like......
Yes let's! It continues to amaze me that I'm not the only one who feels this way.
You're right, women generally don't just fall in our laps. We have to create those opportunities for ourselves. There are so many curious and bi women out there, many of them in LTR with men; the trick is letting them know you're in the same boat, whether that's through personal ads, online communities like Lit, LGBT/bi women's events or groups, or starting friendships with other open women. Results require putting ourselves out there, in my experience.ellsbells1 said:<snip> I've often wondered how to go about it now, many years later. Now that I'm married and not out there w/lots of other singles exploring life/sexuality, the opportunities don't seem to present themselves and I'm not sure how to go about it..
PredatorSmile said:It's a process, admitting one's desires and dealing with them. Take ur time.

wickedeyes32 said:Hi Ladies! New chic here, well sort of...new to the forum section of this site. I've been coming here for years for the awesome stories. Anyhoo...Macy02 I'm in quite a similar spot, difference is that it was actually my husband who sparked the idea in me and it's been becoming something akin to obsession over the years. I had never acted on it because I wasn't quite sure how I felt about going through with it. I had no compunction admitting that thought of having sex with another woman turned me on, extremely I might add. I just wasn't sure in regards to my marriage, kids, ect. Also, I stayed hm to raise my kids so the opportunity never had a chance to appear. Didn't go out much in those days. Tell you what though. Now that I have a little more time on my hands, if said opportunity presents, I'm all over it! I just have to find out what that's like. Hell. I might even find out that it's not for me, who knows? Dying to try though. Have you made any progress since your post?

justme6040 said:For me, being discreet is simply trying to just keep between those involved whether it be the two women or the women and any husbands who may just like to be informed. I come from a family that would dis-own me if they knew I was bisexual so the fear of them finding out definately makes me want to be discreet. My 2 sisters and one brother are prudes! My other brother does know I'm bi and thinks it great that I have "options" as he puts it! Lol! But he is the only one who understands besides my husband. The first time I told my husband I was bi I was terrified. My ex-boyfriend used it against me when we argued and told me I was basically a filthy whore for enjoying other women and my ex-husband basically said if I loved him I'd find a woman for us to share and it became all he'd talk about during sex. So I was afraid once my current husband found out he 'd either be disgusted or start hasseling me for a threesome. It was a long time before I told my husband and when I did, he thought it was cool, but now he's always on guard worrying about who I'm friends with. He says it's hard enough being worried about another man taking your woman but he has to worry about men and women! I told him he has nothing to worry about;however, I'd love to find a new female friend (with benefits) to be my friend to do the usual friend things with as well as someone to have fun behind closed doors with. Someone who understands it's JUST a special friendship and that I've no intention of leaving my husband. Preferably someone who is also very in love with her husband but would like the little something more on the side. I told my husband this and he's for that as long as he gets details later! The problem is finding a woman that also just wants a friendship with benefits. Plus, I'm not completely sure hubby would be as okay with it as he says he would be. He also says he doesn't mind if I flirt with men and women online too but once in a while he'll make a jealous comment about it, so who knows![]()
lady*laura said:I want him to share or at least not feel abandoned. i also want to have a discreet experience, I don't know how to make both happen.
I have had this type of conversation with a very good friend of mine. He's exploring his bi side too and wants his gf to participate she isn't having anything to do with it. I think anytime you introduce another person into the equation there is room for some emtional issues like abandonment or rejection. I felt a bit threatened when my bf mentioned how he would like to see me with another woman and then the conversation eveloved and he asked if I would be ok with him being with another woman in order for him to bring the two of us (me and the other woman) together. I didn't like the idea at all. I mean- I really don't want to SHARE him. I do want to explore. Maybe I have built this up in my head and when reality comes it won't be at all what I thought it should be. Ok let me rethink that. I also thought sex wasn't really all it was cracked up to be when I was married to my ex. It was like...WHAT is the BIG DEAL!!! Then I met my boyfriend. I know better now. The right partner is very important. And I am rambling now....![]()