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  • 11-11-2014 9:23pm
    #1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 197 ✭✭


    Hi guys.
    I hope this is okay. I'm not looking for advice really or anything. I'm just feeling a bit ****ty.

    I have been chatting to this guy online in a purely friendly way (im in a relationship which he knows about). He was looking at my profile online where i had shared something about being bisexual. So he mentioned it this evening as he had only just seen it.

    He said "so you think you might be gay" and I was like, "well I'm bisexual"
    His response was basically - "yeah I would love to see you and another girl doin some double sided dildo action."

    Now, I was in a bad mood already (which he knew) and I was instantly annoyed at this because as I said - we are just friends. I went straight on the defensive because it seemed to me that he misinterpreted 'bisexual' for 'sexually available.' Or something along those lines. Ugh. I can't explain it but I just saw red.:mad:

    I replied with - I'm not gonna let myself be objectified. He protested and questioned and I pointed out that lesbian sex is not for male enjoyment, and that just because I like both sides doesn't mean I want them at the same time. He made some argument about sex being entertainment and by this point I just told him to **** off.

    I just feel crappy after all this. I'm sure I'm not alone but it feels like it.:(:(


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,366 ✭✭✭ninty9er


    da_shivsta wrote: »
    Hi guys.
    I hope this is okay. I'm not looking for advice really or anything. I'm just feeling a bit ****ty.

    I have been chatting to this guy online in a purely friendly way (im in a relationship which he knows about). He was looking at my profile online where i had shared something about being bisexual. So he mentioned it this evening as he had only just seen it.

    He said "so you think you might be gay" and I was like, "well I'm bisexual"
    His response was basically - "yeah I would love to see you and another girl doin some double sided dildo action."

    Now, I was in a bad mood already (which he knew) and I was instantly annoyed at this because as I said - we are just friends. I went straight on the defensive because it seemed to me that he misinterpreted 'bisexual' for 'sexually available.' Or something along those lines. Ugh. I can't explain it but I just saw red.:mad:

    I replied with - I'm not gonna let myself be objectified. He protested and questioned and I pointed out that lesbian sex is not for male enjoyment, and that just because I like both sides doesn't mean I want them at the same time. He made some argument about sex being entertainment and by this point I just told him to **** off.

    I just feel crappy after all this. I'm sure I'm not alone but it feels like it.:(:(


    It's just life. Block/delete and move on.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 766 ✭✭✭Mr.Frame


    da_shivsta wrote: »
    Hi guys.
    I hope this is okay. I'm not looking for advice really or anything. I'm just feeling a bit ****ty.

    I have been chatting to this guy online in a purely friendly way (im in a relationship which he knows about). He was looking at my profile online where i had shared something about being bisexual. So he mentioned it this evening as he had only just seen it.

    He said "so you think you might be gay" and I was like, "well I'm bisexual"
    His response was basically - "yeah I would love to see you and another girl doin some double sided dildo action."

    Now, I was in a bad mood already (which he knew) and I was instantly annoyed at this because as I said - we are just friends. I went straight on the defensive because it seemed to me that he misinterpreted 'bisexual' for 'sexually available.' Or something along those lines. Ugh. I can't explain it but I just saw red.:mad:

    I replied with - I'm not gonna let myself be objectified. He protested and questioned and I pointed out that lesbian sex is not for male enjoyment, and that just because I like both sides doesn't mean I want them at the same time. He made some argument about sex being entertainment and by this point I just told him to **** off.

    I just feel crappy after all this. I'm sure I'm not alone but it feels like it.:(:(

    Don't feel crappy .
    What you said was correct, you stood up for yourself, explained yourself clearly and did nothing wrong.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 197 ✭✭da_shivsta


    Thanks for you replies. Of course there's nothing to do but ignore him in future and it's not a huge problem really. I just felt angry and upset and I still feel so uneasy about the things he said. I feel that some of the things he said were kind of sexually aggressive and that makes me very uncomfortable to ever talk about my sexuality again!!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,366 ✭✭✭ninty9er


    Some people are assholes, thankfully they're in a minority. Be yourself :D


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