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gay swing
Hi there,
I'm sure everyone has heard of mood swings but has anyone heard of gay swings.Sometimes I'm only interested in men, sometimes only woman. Once I felt that I was gay but as soon as I saw some gay guys I felt that I did not belong.
How do I solve this problem?I don't want to hurt anyone once I've commited to a relationship.
I'm sure everyone has heard of mood swings but has anyone heard of gay swings.Sometimes I'm only interested in men, sometimes only woman. Once I felt that I was gay but as soon as I saw some gay guys I felt that I did not belong.
How do I solve this problem?I don't want to hurt anyone once I've commited to a relationship.
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The description of you behavior, made by you, suggests that you are simply bisexual. There is nothing wrong with that. When you meet someone you really like, that is something to be brought up early, so that other person can decide on their own if that is something they can go with or not. Good luck - Blu
You're bisexual. Yes, bisexual men do exist. You don't have to choose one side or another. And I think it's perfectly normal to go through cycles of being more attracted to one sex and then another if you're single. Being in a relationship usually stabilizes things, although it's possible that which cute people walking by on the street (male or female) could still fluctuate. After all, straight people go through crushes that change over time, but still manage stable relationships. Date whoever makes you happy.
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