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I think your identity will become a lot clearer after you explore your attractions towards women. Other times, feeling compelled to pick a label can add unnecessary anxiety and actually limit our sexual behavior. Sometimes, labels can bring us security and pride. Do you have any advice on how I might be able to venture out and explore this side of me?Īs you read this, I don't want you to be consumed with how you sexually identify. I'm very hesitant to talk to my gay male friends about this, and I haven't dared mention it to any female friends either. Even with guys, the other person usually has to initiate. I have never really been one to go to a bar and try to hook up, and straight bars are pretty intimidating to me, as I wouldn't call myself a super masculine guy. I often prefer bisexual and straight porn to gay porn, so it does seem like something I’m into, but there’s also a part of me that’s still wondering if I’m just trying to fool myself. I tend to be more romantically attracted to men, so I'm not looking to necessarily date and marry a woman, but I'm interested to find out if there's another part of me that I've been neglecting. But over time I’ve gained an increasing curiosity about what I’ve been missing. I didn't really date in high school, so I never had any sexual experiences with women. I’ve pretty much identified as gay since college, and I’ve only ever dated men.
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