My basic philosophy is this: I will love whoever the f*ck I want, whenever the f*ck I want, whyever the f*ck I want, and I'll show that love however the f*ck I want. If you don't like that, f*ck you.
As a friend once put it, "I don't give two s*hits what's in pants. I love hearts, not bodies or sexual organs."
I'm open to the possibility of falling in love with another female. In fact, I'd say it's just as likely as falling in love with a man, in my case. However, I've never been attracted to a female. But I'm open to the possibility.
So, I tend to find filling in the "orientation" section of online profiles slightly difficult. If I say "men," I may lose an opportunity to get to know a girl that's looking for someone. Therefore, I'd say "both," however, I'm not sure if I really "count as" bisexual, as I've not yet been attracted to a female. And if I leave it blank, then I receive a LOT of inquiries as to my orientation.
Any suggestions, or enlightenment here??
2007-10-09
14:58:55
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Enfildate--but it's just as likely, in my case, that I'll fall in love with a female, as a man.
Thus far, I've not even been attracted to many men--in my age group, very few people are intellectually attractive, which is what matters, to me. Therefore, I've never actually felt I loved a guy, either, except as friends; the way I've loved guys so far, is the same way I've loved girls.
As for physically, I find them both equally attractive.
2007-10-09
15:07:51 ·
update #1