ApprenticeApril
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So, I need some advice because I feel like I am at a severe impasse here.
I am a bisexual female. I am in a serious relationship with a bisexual male, and our relationship is open with a few basic standards and rules. So far it has been working beautifully for us.
There is a girl that I have been working with since August, and we work in a field that is small, tight-knit, and such open-sexuality would be severely frowned upon (it could cost you your job). We are close in age, she is four years my junior, and have become fairly good friends. We drink together on the weekends and talk regularly throughout the week about our lives, so she is aware of my bisexuality and my open relationship.
Well... immediately I had a hard crush for this girl. I wanted her in a bad way. Of course I respected boundaries yet there was still significant amounts of flirting. I was careful to never overstep, and therefore this process has been painstakingly slow. There have been multiple occasions where it was very clear to me that there was an open invitation to make a pass at her, yet the night I tried (about two months ago) I was rejected outright. She later apologized and said she was nervous. - Side note, she is straight and has never had a female experience, yet expresses desires to do so.
Since then I have backed way the hell off. There is still flirting when she initiates it, mostly through text messaging. Every time she gets close to something actually happening though, she runs away scared. At this point I really just want to be her friend. If something happens, great, but my feelings really won't be hurt if it doesn't.
Last night we hung out at my house, alone, but I was so dead tired I had to call it a night. Tonight she texted to say she had wanted something to happen?!? No signs?!?
I feel like I seriously need to sit her down and talk to her. She admitted last night she has been too scared to do anything because of our work, but I had previously told her on two separate occasions I would gladly like for something to happen, and that I know for a fact I would still respect her professionally in the morning. Basically at this point I feel like I'm being played and screwed with to her enjoyment. I feel as though if we had just fucked and moved on we would be better off than what all this game playing bullshit is doing to our friendship.
I want to have an open and honest conversation with her about all of this, but I definitely don't want it to seem like an attack or offensive. I feel like her young age and lack of experience is causing a lot of this, and I want to sort it out, but at this point, is it even my business? I'm also afraid if we don't talk, this behavior, on her part, will continue, and what started as me wanting some sex will become me getting really hurt.
Anyway, I tried to give enough info without giving entirely too much info, so I hope this post makes sense. If anyone has been in a similar situation, or can give me any sort of advice at all on how to approach this, I would be extremely appreciative.
Thanks in advance.
I am a bisexual female. I am in a serious relationship with a bisexual male, and our relationship is open with a few basic standards and rules. So far it has been working beautifully for us.
There is a girl that I have been working with since August, and we work in a field that is small, tight-knit, and such open-sexuality would be severely frowned upon (it could cost you your job). We are close in age, she is four years my junior, and have become fairly good friends. We drink together on the weekends and talk regularly throughout the week about our lives, so she is aware of my bisexuality and my open relationship.
Well... immediately I had a hard crush for this girl. I wanted her in a bad way. Of course I respected boundaries yet there was still significant amounts of flirting. I was careful to never overstep, and therefore this process has been painstakingly slow. There have been multiple occasions where it was very clear to me that there was an open invitation to make a pass at her, yet the night I tried (about two months ago) I was rejected outright. She later apologized and said she was nervous. - Side note, she is straight and has never had a female experience, yet expresses desires to do so.
Since then I have backed way the hell off. There is still flirting when she initiates it, mostly through text messaging. Every time she gets close to something actually happening though, she runs away scared. At this point I really just want to be her friend. If something happens, great, but my feelings really won't be hurt if it doesn't.
Last night we hung out at my house, alone, but I was so dead tired I had to call it a night. Tonight she texted to say she had wanted something to happen?!? No signs?!?
I feel like I seriously need to sit her down and talk to her. She admitted last night she has been too scared to do anything because of our work, but I had previously told her on two separate occasions I would gladly like for something to happen, and that I know for a fact I would still respect her professionally in the morning. Basically at this point I feel like I'm being played and screwed with to her enjoyment. I feel as though if we had just fucked and moved on we would be better off than what all this game playing bullshit is doing to our friendship.
I want to have an open and honest conversation with her about all of this, but I definitely don't want it to seem like an attack or offensive. I feel like her young age and lack of experience is causing a lot of this, and I want to sort it out, but at this point, is it even my business? I'm also afraid if we don't talk, this behavior, on her part, will continue, and what started as me wanting some sex will become me getting really hurt.
Anyway, I tried to give enough info without giving entirely too much info, so I hope this post makes sense. If anyone has been in a similar situation, or can give me any sort of advice at all on how to approach this, I would be extremely appreciative.
Thanks in advance.