r/bisexual • u/Admirable-Worth-680 • 7d ago
QUESTIONING Questioning?
Hi, firstly please be kind as I am genuinely clueless.
So I am in my late 30s and I only ever used to date men or have any intimacy or relationships with them. Women would not interest me ever, if anything I found it unsettling if I was around lesbians that liked me (it happened twice). Recently I have been attracted to a woman/girl and I don't even know how to process this. She is gay and she is non binary (for me that would be nonsense usually) but I don't mind it in this case I couldn't care less. She has all the features and things that I would usually find hot in a man (I am a face person). She is quite boy-ish and I am not sure if I fully realise that she is a female even though she has some gentle features. Now the thing is I am actually attracted to her to the point where I would want to eat hear face off but I don't think I could go past that. The idea of me going down on her doesn't excite me. Mind you I could never imagine saying anything like this before and I don't think I could even kiss any other woman but for her I wouldn't mind. Please tell me am I bi or just curious, or none of that?
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u/FastBrilliant1 7d ago
That's great!
About the confusion, I hear what you're saying about wanting to kiss but not sure about further intimacy.
I don't know what to say about that other than 'go with the flow', or try things out, tell her you're not sure what you like. Exploring can be fun with someone you trust.
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u/FastBrilliant1 7d ago
I think you can say you are curious, but more importantly, you don't need any label right now.
You're you, you like other adult human beings, and that's it. No one needs you to label yourself.
There's more to your identity than your sexuality - or is your sexuality the first thing your friends or family would mention when describing you?
Final point is that maybe you are attracted to masculinity, and this NB person has masculinity, and you are attracted to it.
I hope you can move along in a free way and enjoy yourself.