sadeyed
Jan 3, 2011, 4:11 AM
What I believe myself to be, is sometimes called a 'girl fag' on the internet but I don't condone the use of the word fag and find it demeaning.
I love gay men but don't want to be just a friend. I started dating bisexual men in order to be able to try and connect on a unique level. I want to be able to have a male/male aspect to our r'ship, despite the fact that i'm a woman. I don't want to *be* a man or dress as a man. I simply act masculine naturally.
I have had r'ships with women, and they've been much more difficult. I don't want to take on the male role in the sexual arena unless it's with another male. And to top it all off, I want to be the catcher, not the pitcher.
When dating a bi male recently, he expected me to perform on him in the male role. He didn't want to be penetrated. He was unable to maintain an erection due to having diabetes induced ED, but was able to orgasm many times. This didn't do much for me at all. His inexperience with women left me having to teach him about oral sex (which he also let it be known that while he liked doing it, he would rather do it to a man, and have it done by a man....pretty much leaving me out in the cold). Everything that he did to/for me felt very strained and foreign. The only thing that worked for us was akin to mutual masturbation, which, doesn't a sexlife make.
I'm left thinking that I should look for bi-men who have met women like me before (but no clue how to do that). Or, meeting someone less femme with no health problems!
I've never known anyone with my specific preferences, so I'm looking for advice from them, if anyone here fits that description or can somehow relate.
Thanks in advance!
I love gay men but don't want to be just a friend. I started dating bisexual men in order to be able to try and connect on a unique level. I want to be able to have a male/male aspect to our r'ship, despite the fact that i'm a woman. I don't want to *be* a man or dress as a man. I simply act masculine naturally.
I have had r'ships with women, and they've been much more difficult. I don't want to take on the male role in the sexual arena unless it's with another male. And to top it all off, I want to be the catcher, not the pitcher.
When dating a bi male recently, he expected me to perform on him in the male role. He didn't want to be penetrated. He was unable to maintain an erection due to having diabetes induced ED, but was able to orgasm many times. This didn't do much for me at all. His inexperience with women left me having to teach him about oral sex (which he also let it be known that while he liked doing it, he would rather do it to a man, and have it done by a man....pretty much leaving me out in the cold). Everything that he did to/for me felt very strained and foreign. The only thing that worked for us was akin to mutual masturbation, which, doesn't a sexlife make.
I'm left thinking that I should look for bi-men who have met women like me before (but no clue how to do that). Or, meeting someone less femme with no health problems!
I've never known anyone with my specific preferences, so I'm looking for advice from them, if anyone here fits that description or can somehow relate.
Thanks in advance!