Polls

When a women is Bisexual they are in love with another women not just another gender!

Yet when we share that we are bisexual most guys and some girls instantly thinks of a threesome or something wild would happen while dating us. For example catching us and another girl behind thier back.

Is TV the reason for this or more the Internet?

I am not talking physically. We all know that in general girls develop physically earlier than guys do. I mean the mental matureness.

Let’s say you’re in a committed relationship and you’ve found the perfect partner and are perfectly happy with them, but they didn’t have a “normal” hourly paying job outside the home, would you leave them for someone else? Or be patient with them cuz a relationship doesn’t revolve around money

Men, tell us in the comments if you are clean shaven or sport whiskers.

I interviewed for a position almost a yr ago & never heard back from the recruiter even after following up. The recruiter reaches out to me again to schedule an interview & didn’t even bring up the fact that I interviewed for it before. It’d be an internal transfer, the interview was supposed to be for 30 min & lasted maybe around 20-25, the person that interviewed me gave the timeframe for when I’d hear back from the recruiter (gabby). And she ended it all with it “you’ll be hearing back from Gabby”. I think that’s just a recap but wanted opinion

I do and enjoy it

I wouldn’t mind living in the same apartment complex or house neighborhood, and just spending the night at eachothers place on occasion. I understand that its technically causing us to spend more money than necessary, but I really like my space and have no interest in shacking up. If we’re at least engaged, then I’m okay living together. But even if living together, I’d have joy in knowing that we have the option of separate bedrooms for when we want to sleep alone or have that extra space between us. It doesn’t mean I love the person any less. It doesn’t mean I don’t enjoy seeing them on occasion. I just don’t need them in my face every morning/night. Hearing my ex suggest rekindling and me moving up north with him just makes me cringe. Even back then I told him I’d rather just live near one another rather than together. And hearing my current think that I’d HAVE to live with him if I got knocked up is sweet, but not necessary. I’ll probably have mood swings while pregnant and he's probably better off at a distance. #FeelFreeToList

This is a genuine question. I'm afro-descendent and appreciate Asian culture (mainly food, fashion and spirituality). I've found intimate clothing that resembles traditional Chinese and Japanese wear.
It's been years but, I've never bought one because as a POC I thought this would be offensive to the cultures involved since, it's traditional inspired clothes. It's similar to if someone took the traditional clothing of my country and made it into a sexy one.

Honestly I don't know how I'd feel about it since this was never done before but maybe I'd find this weirdly funny (once there is no racial play or stereotyping involved, lol).

I asked a friend and she said she didn't find this offensive but she too is afro-descendent so... I feel like we have no opinion when it comes to that. What do you guys think?

This guy at work is very sociable but not interested in getting to know me at all. He likes to have a chat with pretty much every girl in the office except me and when we discuss work related things he looks like he wants to escape the conversation asap and makes self deprecating jokes (which I am ok with I don’t have to be his friend).

However when I see him in a group (for instance when we talk or when I pass him and his friends by) and don’t notice him right away he acts really loud and smiley with me and positions himself so that he gets all my attention or stares really intensely.

Why does he crave my attention if he doesn’t even consider me interesting?

I think my best guy friend is secretly in love with me. When I started dating my boyfriend, he tried everything to break him and I up. He tried to say that my boyfriend is a liar and that I’m blinded by love. He then tried to get my boyfriend to prove to him that my boyfriend loves me. Then he said long distance relationships don’t work out because people can act different in person (which I guess is understandable, but none of his business). He then asked me out on April Fools Day and I of course said no and he got butt hurt. And just now he tried to prove to my boyfriend that he knows more about me than my boyfriend. And he’s tried to protect me from getting hurt. Aren’t those the actions of someone who’s in love with me? Please tell me cause I need answers.