Anonymous wrote:These friends may be your true soulmates, more so than your husbands. The only way to tell is to engage in intimacies.
Anonymous wrote:It's beside the point, because you're married. It's just like any crush we get in done in who is not our spouse.
Anonymous wrote:I have many gay friends, and never have been attracted to any of them. became friends with a woman who is a friend of a friend. she is a lesbian. from the moment we met we clicked and work in the same building so we see each other for lunch at least 1-2x per week. about 2-3 months after meeting her I realized I have feelings for her, want to see her whenever I can, want to kiss her. I don't think she is onto me, I am good at playing it cool. I am married and otherwise "straight." Any advice.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow. Way to deny your true self.
NP: how? Bisexuality is real. Think Chirlane McCray, Anna Paquin, Cynthia Nixon, etc.
Way to discover your true self, OP, there are many of us.
Anonymous wrote:Wow. Way to deny your true self.