John Doe
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Etoile said:Here's another question (for anybody to answer):
Does having a relationship with someone who is male-identified make me a bisexual instead of a lesbian?
Depends on why you're a lesbian.
Does it matter what genitals my Daddy happens to have?
More or less, but I'd say not so much as far as what you identify as. You have no aversion to phalluses, so maybe you'd get a kick out of a female Daddy.
Have you, in your mind, decided what physical sex characteristics my Daddy has - either a live penis or a vagina and a strap-on? (I have talked about giving blowjobs, so the strap-on bit should be an obvious conclusion.) What if my Daddy is intersexed or transgendered (pre- or post-transition)?
Decided? not exactly. I could guess. I think that as a lesbian and the fact that you've said your Daddy "identifies" as male, that your Daddy is probably a biological female.
Perhaps the most important questions: Do you feel that, based on your mental image of my partners, you know what I "really" am? (lesbian or bi?) And do you think it should matter to me, or should I choose my own labels and identification?
If it doesn't matter to you, then I wonder why you're even asking these questions. I base mainly what I think you "really" are though on what you've said.
added: I'm not looking for you to tell me what sex you think my Daddy is, or whether I'm lesbian or bi, etc. I'm just wondering if you've formed those mental images in your mind, so feel free to just answer yes or no. If you feel you must, though, please do - but I won't tell you the answers as I know them!
Nor would I expect you to. Your Daddy as I understand the situation has asked or told you not to divulge that information and I wouldn't ask you to violate that trust.
That's ALL I want. . .no boyfriends, no hangers on, maybe a strap on, but that's IT. I may like
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