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i love the guy im with but im really attracted to females. i dont know what my sexuality is. I've never given thought to which gender i liked. my mom has her hopes and dreams set on a straight daughter to bring grandchildren as i am her only child. if i was single im sure i be looking for a girl. help?

Lately, I've been seeing a lot of females who rush into hooking up with guys then ask if the guy is interested in them romantically. It almost seems like they're not confident enough in their ability to catch his romantic interest by simply dating so they try to be desirable with their sexuality. Yeah, it's not like this for all females who just hook up, but I'm pretty sure it represents quite a few of them. Honestly, I feel sad for these girls when they come here practically digging for clues that they may be viewed as something more than a piece of a**. It's really sad to watch because it's like they presented the type of presence they want to have in that guy's life so generally, that's specifically how she's going to be viewed.

Now, this is all based on my personal experience and I'm wondering if you guys can relate. If a guy is really into you, he doesn't initiate a strictly sexual presence in your life and his focus is on something bigger than hooking up. Whenever guys are really interested in me, they make sure to be highly respectful of me and won't even suggest anything sexual. It's like they want to experience the process differently without sex. In fact, when guys are really into me, they usually make some type of disclaimer about NOT being sexual. Am I just some lucky girl or is this some silent rule among men? Your view on this?

Be honest. There are a couple of people who've messaged me asking about my sex life, and quite frankly, I either ignore it, or I tell them I'd rather not talk about it. Does it make me feel uncomfortable and unsafe? -Definitely, because if I say the wrong information they can easily grab a hold of a tiny part of my life, and possibly use it against me. So, how do you feel about people on GAG trying to talk to you, or get you to talk about questions you've asked on GAG? I normally don't ask my Sexuality questions on Anonymous because I feel I'm not ashamed. But, when people start asking me, I get a little uneasy. What about you? This is a question for both male and female (& in between (:. )

I'm almost always blocked by butthurt guys who typically post several comments back to back then blocking me so to get the only word...oddly enough their comments are posted as if I could respond.

I just had this happen link with a gal (Anonymous) who posted 5 back to back comments (also as if I could respond) so I'm bit curious as to which gender blocks more especially since she seems to have a male mindset and apparently has been repeatedly accused of being a man.

Though I'm sensing a slight difference as it seems despite a seeming male mindset she didn't block until she was called on her hypocrisy in her other question link

I think guys would block more and just immediately which gals would block less and only do so if it seems their position is lacking.