I was in college when I had my first experience with another woman. We dated briefly and then I had another fling soon after school. I've always been attracted to both genders but interestingly (to me anyway) I've only choosen to really commit to relationships with men.
My first husband was my high school sweetheart and knew nothing of my lustings for women. My next relationship was with a guy who just thought my interest in women was hot. Whatever. My husband after that - yes, I've been down the aisle more than a couple of times - thought homosexuality was something vile and repulsive...direct from the devil....so I just never mentioned it to him.
My current, and most likely last, husband was very matter of fact in his reaction when he asked me if I was straight or bi - and I said bi. He just said, "Oh. Cool." He is bi as well.
I've always been pretty much monogamous - aside from some college trists. I'm not sure why I've always "settled down" with men as opposed to women. I've just not met a woman with whom I wanted a lasting relationship with.
My first husband was my high school sweetheart and knew nothing of my lustings for women. My next relationship was with a guy who just thought my interest in women was hot. Whatever. My husband after that - yes, I've been down the aisle more than a couple of times - thought homosexuality was something vile and repulsive...direct from the devil....so I just never mentioned it to him.
My current, and most likely last, husband was very matter of fact in his reaction when he asked me if I was straight or bi - and I said bi. He just said, "Oh. Cool." He is bi as well.

I've always been pretty much monogamous - aside from some college trists. I'm not sure why I've always "settled down" with men as opposed to women. I've just not met a woman with whom I wanted a lasting relationship with.













I have also liked girls most of my life, but being a "slut" was bad enough, so I just didn't go there. I did have very close but never physical relationships with a couple girls who looking back on it i would say were more like girlfreinds than girl friends, but I nevr really though of it that way then.
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