I'm new in this school, and one time I was chitchatting with some female classmates who have become my friends about sexuality. then i mentioned in passing that i'm sort of "bi"--sort of because i only get aroused when i see girls kissing each other or when i see a really attractve girl, although i'm still attracted to boys. now three of these female friends have started acting weird on my. then one even texted me that she "LOVES" me, then the other left a long letter describing her feelings. im excited and aroused but i havent really tried a relationship with another girl before. what do you think i should do? can i have a non-committed relationship with them both?
Female friends start hitting on me since I revealed I'm BI
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im a guy lol , but maybe just try it. you dont know until you try.
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Provided that you are interested in and they agree on a non-exclusive relationship, I do not see any reason to refuse. you should have taken into account that declaring openly you being a bi, you would have been hit by female friend too!
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you hit the buzz word 'aroused' try the passion with the girl, its good, you may like it
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Ewwww
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why not!!!!
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I really hate ignorant people....Anyway yes i say you should explore that route if its honestly how you feel. There's nothing wrong with that no matter what bigot, intolerant, and (most likely) inbred people say about it.Why aren't you playing eve online? What could you possibly be doing that is more important than a video game?
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Do what you think is best
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Well, it's kinda immature (in my eyes) to go around having non-committed relationships. Not to mention irresponsible... You could get an STD if you get sexual, and you could hurt someone. I think you should ask before being polygamous, otherwise it's cheating.
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talk to your friend, maybe just go on a movie date first or something
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I think the two girls should at least know you're involved with both of them?
Otherwise: go for it! -
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