Macy02
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aussie_ella said:First up, this is very cool. Being able to talk about how the whole 'bi-curious' thing works is fantastic.
But. It is very apparent from your posts that you have never actually done this, that is, sex with a woman, and I think you may be totally underestimating the emotional connection two women have in bed. It's nothing like sex with men (trust me, lots of experience with both), even with a woman you've only just met. It's MUCH more intimate (think of going down on another woman for starters), and there is no way you could both come out unscathed.
What I'm trying to say is, it's all very well saying "if I'm clear from the start I don't want any strings then it's her problem if she develops feelings for me". But I think that's an incredibly detached, cold and selfish way of approaching it. Using a woman for sex is traditionally the domain of men, and I think it's dangerous territory for women, who frankly should be more compassionate, to get into. Sure, I've met a few lesbians out there who fuck around, but they're not happy and easily develop crushes too.
I think the idea of two married/hetero-committed women to get together is great. At least then there's not as much danger of one of them falling in love and finding themselves willing to live in a gay relationship, with all that entails, while the other is firmly in the closet. The closet is a very strong little box, and for those of us who've broken free, it's impossible to go back in. I don't think you can have your cake and eat it too.
Anyway. Rant over. When it comes down to it, finding a sexy, femme, not-too-fucked-up lesbian is nigh on impossible!!! So sometimes we have to look outside the square and grab the straight, weak ones. LOL Great for the ego....for a while at least!
I have never done this. (I've said that from the start) Which is why I’m here talking to others....it is a very complicated issue to be sure. I wish it were not so complicated and sometimes I do worry that I am over analyzing.
I’m not looking for someone to use, I want us to be friends so we can share the whole experience before/during/after. I don’t know if it will be a one time thing or if it may go on. I’m not looking for a one night stand necessarily, but I need my “friend” to understand that I cannot/will not leave my husband and family. I would certainly want to be up front and honest about this issue from the beginning. Hence the idea that it might be best to find someone in a similar situation (ie a married/hetero-committed woman).
I do not define my self as bi-sexual – I am simply curious.
I would love to find a woman I can talk openly to about such things, and if at some point we decide to experiment with each other great, if not that’s ok too-no pressure. I'd be willing to include our husbands/SO too if the situation was right.
Anyway, I appreiciate your candor Aussie-ella, and everyone who is posting here. It can be a complicated issue and it is precisely because I don’t want anyone to get hurt that I’m cautious about jumping into the deep end of the pool so to speak.
And thanks Min...I need friends.
Macy


