I Enjoy Being a Girl Vol 2! — Page 8
Posted: 5/14/09 at 12:13pm
And I have to agree about Olivier. Wow. That scene in the cafe where they're having sex in the bathroom that they don't show on TV, yeah.
Posted: 5/14/09 at 12:30pm
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But best of luck finding one like that! Pass him over to me when you're done.
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See, I have a friend, and he isn't gay... he isn't bi... and he isn't straight... He just doesn't like labels BUT he claims to like a girl, and he had a bf for a while, but it is so obviously he is gay! See, I don't get people!
Posted: 5/14/09 at 12:52pm
Posted: 5/14/09 at 3:45pm
I don't understand bisexuality either. I see it as selfishness! LOL
Posted: 5/14/09 at 4:09pm
YAY, an issue I can almost weigh in on. I have no idea how bisexuality works in the gay male realm, but for gay women it may be different. Like L said if a girl is bi, she really likes boys too, at least that's what would always be in the back of my mind if I was involved with a bisexual girl. I always used to think that being bisexual was just a way to have your cake and eat it too without people calling you a dirty whoring slag. But I could be wrong
My theory is that there is no such thing as being "bisexual" its mainly just a phase where the person doesn't want to fully come out as gay yet.
And Piano I actually agree with you on this front, mainly because I did the same damn thing. When I came out to my best friend (he's gay too, and we came out to each other at the same time) I thought I was ready to tell him that I was into girls, but at the last minute I chickened out and told him I was bi. As the words poured from my lips all I could think was "OMG, you're such a fraud!! You don't like guys you idiot, you like girls and that's it!!" As some might say I used being bi as an excuse or a stepping stone to really help myself come to terms with my own sexuality. In reality it made me feel even worse because I had lied to my best friend and continued that lie within myself. A week later I fessed up and told him the whole truth. He told me he figured out I was gay way back in Senior year when I performed at our school's talent show/coffee house. Apparently after I sang and played my guitar he noticed how flushed and giddy I looked when a really strikingly beautiful girl complimented and hugged me afterward. I wish he had let me know...it would have saved me a lot of time crying in my pillow.
Since we all seem to have theories regarding sexuality I'll throw mine into the mix. My theory is: Everyone's straight until they're NOT!! Thus why some lesbians (still hate that word) like the thrill of the chase and may go after exclusively straight women. Maybe I'm just lazy or I'm getting too old for that "chasing" business, but I'd rather go out with someone who won't feel "weird" afterward. Just too much DRAMA for Tofu. If I know good an well you're NOT gay, bi, pan, omni or whatever, I'll just be a really good friend and an even better drinking partner for you. Other than that it's a no-go for "Fun Land".
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Posted: 5/14/09 at 4:29pm
So, I just got my dress for the awards gala thing today! It looks a bit like the purple one in front, but the row of jewels under the bust is wider. It makes me feel like Meg from Hercules!
Posted: 5/14/09 at 4:39pm
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Posted: 5/14/09 at 4:43pm
"Thus why some lesbians (still hate that word) like the thrill of the chase and may go after exclusively straight women."
tofu, your timing on this statement is perfect. One of my best friends is an out and proud lesbian, but has been dating a straight girl for three months now...officially. I met this girl a few days ago, and I felt so bad because she was really awkward around me because she didn't want me to "assume" she's a lesbian. She completely identifies herself as straight, and has made it clear that my friend is the ONLY girl she'll ever do anything sexual with. Kind of a weird situation, and it makes me sad that my friend can't really be open about their relationship because this girl "IS STRAIGHT."
Posted: 5/14/09 at 4:53pm
Posted: 5/14/09 at 4:58pm
I haven't had enough wine yet to get into the whole bisexual, gay straight discussion.
Anyhoooooooooo......don't you love when you think you lost something and then it turns up? I have the cutest hot pink sandals from Ann Taylor that I thought I lost and I found them today! I'm wearing them to the ice cream social tonight at Henry's school with white capris jeans and a pink and white peasant top. Is it too early for white jeans? Tough **** I'm wearin' them anyway.
Also is it bad that I'm having a glass of wine before I go to a function at the elementary school?
Posted: 5/14/09 at 5:01pm
Tofu- Question for you. What are your thoughts about straight girls crushing on lesbians? I've heard some people say that it happens a lot. Any thoughts?
Posted: 5/14/09 at 5:02pm
Hmmmm Luscious, I've personally never had that happen to me. But I have witnessed a few incidents....at the bar of course. I'd actually be wary of a straight girl who had a crush on me. I don't have it in me to be someone's "experience" and then they turn around and run back to their boyfriend. I just wouldn't want to get hurt...yes I'm a marshmallow on the inside.
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Today is a good day.... got off work an hour early because I unpacked, sorted, and priced a massive box of plaques, a really hot guy came into the store and was totally hitting on me, and Neil Patrick Harris is hosting the Tony's!!
About the whole bi thing... a big part of me feels like love is love, and everybody has the capacity to fall for just about anyone..... like you really don't choose who you love. *sigh* But some people aren't as comfortable with that notion and don't want those labels put on them. It's sad really. It's like, just love who you love and if there is a label that goes with that....deal with it! (Man I am such a hippy).
"If we don't live happily ever after at least we survive until the end of the week!" -Kermit the frog "I need the money... it costs a lot to look this cheap!" -Dolly P. "Oh please, Over at 'Gypsy' Patti LuPone hasn't even alienated her first daughter yet!" Mary Testa in "Xanadu" "...Like a drunk Chita Rivera!" Robin de Jesus in "In the Heights"
"B*tch, I don't know your life." -Xanadu After that if he still doesn't understand why you were uncomfortable and are now infuriated, kick him again but this time with Jazz Hands!!! -KillerTofuPosted: 5/14/09 at 5:31pm
But I think it summarizes why I think high school relationships are usually kind of stupid.
Posted: 5/14/09 at 5:33pm
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