I have recently realized, in my late 30's, that I am interested in dating women and not men, but I haven't actually been with a woman yet. My relationships with men have not been very successful, and I'd like to think it's because I have always been gay and I just didn't know it until now. However, I fear that I may have some commitment issues as well, and I don't want to transfer them to my potential lesbian relationships. I am curious to know how do relationships between two women differ from heterosexual relationshiops on an emotional level. Also, how do relationships among female friends who are also lesbians differ from relationships among straight female friends. I realize that there are various scenarios to consider, but all things being constant, what then?
2007-03-05
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