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Nikki703
Over 90 days ago
Bisexual Female, 57
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1. favourite board game? Monopoly
2. who is the person you most admired (and maybe why?) My Mom
3. are you a night owl or an early morning person? Both, ill sleep when im dead
1. Place you would most like to visit?
2. Favorite Porn Star
3. Your Favorite Sex Act to Perform
2. who is the person you most admired (and maybe why?) My Mom
3. are you a night owl or an early morning person? Both, ill sleep when im dead
1. Place you would most like to visit?
2. Favorite Porn Star
3. Your Favorite Sex Act to Perform
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NEVER. If I ever do, I would turn and run. Might be fun to suck though, LOL. I was with a guy who was 10 1/2 and it hurt. But he also was not very good. He thought just because he had a big cock, he just had to stick it in and I would cum all night long. Ill take a 6 or 7 that knows what he is doing any day.
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As someone already said, That term "Coming Out" makes it sound like you have committed a crime and are being released from prison. That is so wrong!
I never told my mom I was Bi. I knew I liked girls and boys at a young age. I think my mom suspected it but she never said anything. Then she died when I was 17 so we never discussed it. But I am sure she would have been OK with it since she was very open minded regarding sex. As I think back, I sometimes wonder if she was also Bi. My dad was pretty oblivious to eveything once my mom died. But when he eventually found out, he said it was my life and just to be happy. Since that time I have never flaunted my bisexuality but never tried to hide it either. And once I was divorced, I really didnt care if anyone found out anyhow . It was none of their business. If they liked me great, if not, it was their loss. And once my daughters were old enough to understand, I told them and they were fine with it as long as I was happy. My 2 oldest daughters, 20 and 18 are also Bi. We have discussed how their friends feel about it and if they have any issues at school. They tell me that their are many girls now in their age group that are Bi. It seems to be the "Chic" thing. Not surprising since so many of the younger Hollywood celebs claim to be Bi. It seems that Bisexuality among girls is more accepted than in the past. Being a lesbian still seems to be but at least it is getting better.
Unfortunatly for guys, it is still a problem! Like that poor boy at Rutgers University.
So I hope you have sucess in telling your parents. You are their daughter and I am sure they will love you no matter what. Same with your friends. If they are true friends they wont care.
Good Luck. I hope it all works out for you. Just be who you are and be Happy!!!
I never told my mom I was Bi. I knew I liked girls and boys at a young age. I think my mom suspected it but she never said anything. Then she died when I was 17 so we never discussed it. But I am sure she would have been OK with it since she was very open minded regarding sex. As I think back, I sometimes wonder if she was also Bi. My dad was pretty oblivious to eveything once my mom died. But when he eventually found out, he said it was my life and just to be happy. Since that time I have never flaunted my bisexuality but never tried to hide it either. And once I was divorced, I really didnt care if anyone found out anyhow . It was none of their business. If they liked me great, if not, it was their loss. And once my daughters were old enough to understand, I told them and they were fine with it as long as I was happy. My 2 oldest daughters, 20 and 18 are also Bi. We have discussed how their friends feel about it and if they have any issues at school. They tell me that their are many girls now in their age group that are Bi. It seems to be the "Chic" thing. Not surprising since so many of the younger Hollywood celebs claim to be Bi. It seems that Bisexuality among girls is more accepted than in the past. Being a lesbian still seems to be but at least it is getting better.
Unfortunatly for guys, it is still a problem! Like that poor boy at Rutgers University.
So I hope you have sucess in telling your parents. You are their daughter and I am sure they will love you no matter what. Same with your friends. If they are true friends they wont care.
Good Luck. I hope it all works out for you. Just be who you are and be Happy!!!
