I have a bit of a dilemma that's been weighing on my mind for a while.
I'm a 35 year old hispanic lesbian. My best friend and supreme confidant is a 25 year old gay man. He looks like a younger George Clooney and I look like that little Puerto Rican Marine from the movie 'Aliens'. We met at a gay bar near the military post where we work. I was sporting a flat top and the traditional lesbian uniform, boots, black jeans, leather jacket, etc. He was dressed like a college jock with his buddies. We're two polar opposites.
He and his buddies were beyond shitfaced and I knew for certain that the MP's would be out en force looking to fulfill DUI quotas. Against my own grain, I walked up to the drunken trio and offered them a safe ride to where ever they were going. I couldn't allow them to drive and risk careers or lives. Surprisingly, the rest of the evening went smoothly. We even had some beers at their house.
I sat up all night talking with one who would be my best friend for years to come. (Let's call him Will. I'll be Grace for the sake of argument. ) We had one of those deep philosophical conversations that can only be reached by a true meeting of the minds. God, love, faith, war, fear, strength of character and what it takes to be a successful human being. It was true synchronicity. Actually, we've been synchronous ever since.
He called me the following week, inviting me to join them for another night of drinking and dancing at the club. I declined, begging off my age. He demanded my location because he was coming to pick me up. I'd better be ready for a great night. Will is fairly confident and willful, if you hadn't already guessed.
We made quite the pair of fools on the dance floor. Me in my combat boots and him in his Tommy Hilfiger get up. Still, regardless of how we looked to others, we danced in unison, in perfect synchronicity.
Soon after that, we spent most of our evenings and weekends together. Then it became every afternoon, I'd drive to his house, make dinner, watch tv, scratch his head in my lap, and then go to sleep with him in his bed... naked. Household chores, recreational activities, personal goals achieved with a spirit of partnership. Halloween, Thanksgiving, birthdays, Christmas; they came and went with toegtherness.
We never had sex. None of our friends believed us because we honestly lived like a married couple. Sure, we had the occassional blockbuster fight. When people see a good thing, a good relationship, some genius has to come out of the woodwork and play the "he said, she said game" and throw our rhythm for a loop. We got over the bumps with a lot of love and trust in our friendship as well as in each other.
We're great companions. We've traveled to many places. New Orleans, Washington D.C., The Outer Banks, San Diego, San Francisco, Kauai. We share the same bed, I scratch his back until he goes to sleep and I lie awake wishing I could fight back the feelings that dampen my thighs. Sometimes he alludes to wanting something more from me than a back massage but... we never cross that line.
We've even gone as far as to discuss having children together. His boyfriend, at the time, would hear nothing of it and that stopped Will's pursuit of it.
Because of our closeness, he's asked somethings of me that I would never do, not even for the love of my life. He asked me to grow my hair out. I've gone from a buzz cut to shoulder length latina hair. The misery of it all is killing me but I gave him my word that I would do it for him. He's asked me to lose weight. I'm down two pants sizes and my bras don't fit correctly. I thought I was fine before but I guess not.
I look great, I admit it. He's prone to grabbing my breasts less now and caressing them more. He's changed just as much as I've changed and sometimes it's not for the better.
He used to kiss me passionately when he got drunk. I would likely return the kiss and then go back to my Long Island Iced Tea and scoping the hotties. Now he doesn't kiss me at all. He used to tickle me and give me affection. He has another new boyfriend to give that to.
I'm caught between so many different contrary fantasies. I would give my eye teeth to feel him inside me, where he belongs. I want to go back to being the strong sexy lesbian I was. I wish I could walk away from him because I can't stay any longer and watch him fight the feelings he has for me by giving his boyfriend a blow job. I deserve far more respect than that.
I know that sounds strange but that is what I perceive. I've given him the best of everything I have to offer and he's been happy. Now that I've changed, he's trying to reassert his Homosexuality by showing off his sexual prowess in front of me. I can't participate because that would totally rearrange our dynamics.
I get the distinct feeling I'm being fucked without a kiss.
What is this bi-sexuality thing? It's so foreign to me. He's of the mindset that once you become gay or lesbian, you can't go back and betray who you are. I'm not so convinced that's true. I know I love him and would relish a sexual relationship with him. He's probably the only man for me. I think he feels the same way but he can't handle it.
I'm not sure what to think, what to do or whether to stay. Maybe this relationship has run its course and served its purpose.
Any thoughts?
Any suggestions?
I'm a 35 year old hispanic lesbian. My best friend and supreme confidant is a 25 year old gay man. He looks like a younger George Clooney and I look like that little Puerto Rican Marine from the movie 'Aliens'. We met at a gay bar near the military post where we work. I was sporting a flat top and the traditional lesbian uniform, boots, black jeans, leather jacket, etc. He was dressed like a college jock with his buddies. We're two polar opposites.
He and his buddies were beyond shitfaced and I knew for certain that the MP's would be out en force looking to fulfill DUI quotas. Against my own grain, I walked up to the drunken trio and offered them a safe ride to where ever they were going. I couldn't allow them to drive and risk careers or lives. Surprisingly, the rest of the evening went smoothly. We even had some beers at their house.
I sat up all night talking with one who would be my best friend for years to come. (Let's call him Will. I'll be Grace for the sake of argument. ) We had one of those deep philosophical conversations that can only be reached by a true meeting of the minds. God, love, faith, war, fear, strength of character and what it takes to be a successful human being. It was true synchronicity. Actually, we've been synchronous ever since.
He called me the following week, inviting me to join them for another night of drinking and dancing at the club. I declined, begging off my age. He demanded my location because he was coming to pick me up. I'd better be ready for a great night. Will is fairly confident and willful, if you hadn't already guessed.
We made quite the pair of fools on the dance floor. Me in my combat boots and him in his Tommy Hilfiger get up. Still, regardless of how we looked to others, we danced in unison, in perfect synchronicity.
Soon after that, we spent most of our evenings and weekends together. Then it became every afternoon, I'd drive to his house, make dinner, watch tv, scratch his head in my lap, and then go to sleep with him in his bed... naked. Household chores, recreational activities, personal goals achieved with a spirit of partnership. Halloween, Thanksgiving, birthdays, Christmas; they came and went with toegtherness.
We never had sex. None of our friends believed us because we honestly lived like a married couple. Sure, we had the occassional blockbuster fight. When people see a good thing, a good relationship, some genius has to come out of the woodwork and play the "he said, she said game" and throw our rhythm for a loop. We got over the bumps with a lot of love and trust in our friendship as well as in each other.
We're great companions. We've traveled to many places. New Orleans, Washington D.C., The Outer Banks, San Diego, San Francisco, Kauai. We share the same bed, I scratch his back until he goes to sleep and I lie awake wishing I could fight back the feelings that dampen my thighs. Sometimes he alludes to wanting something more from me than a back massage but... we never cross that line.
We've even gone as far as to discuss having children together. His boyfriend, at the time, would hear nothing of it and that stopped Will's pursuit of it.
Because of our closeness, he's asked somethings of me that I would never do, not even for the love of my life. He asked me to grow my hair out. I've gone from a buzz cut to shoulder length latina hair. The misery of it all is killing me but I gave him my word that I would do it for him. He's asked me to lose weight. I'm down two pants sizes and my bras don't fit correctly. I thought I was fine before but I guess not.
I look great, I admit it. He's prone to grabbing my breasts less now and caressing them more. He's changed just as much as I've changed and sometimes it's not for the better.
He used to kiss me passionately when he got drunk. I would likely return the kiss and then go back to my Long Island Iced Tea and scoping the hotties. Now he doesn't kiss me at all. He used to tickle me and give me affection. He has another new boyfriend to give that to.
I'm caught between so many different contrary fantasies. I would give my eye teeth to feel him inside me, where he belongs. I want to go back to being the strong sexy lesbian I was. I wish I could walk away from him because I can't stay any longer and watch him fight the feelings he has for me by giving his boyfriend a blow job. I deserve far more respect than that.
I know that sounds strange but that is what I perceive. I've given him the best of everything I have to offer and he's been happy. Now that I've changed, he's trying to reassert his Homosexuality by showing off his sexual prowess in front of me. I can't participate because that would totally rearrange our dynamics.
I get the distinct feeling I'm being fucked without a kiss.
What is this bi-sexuality thing? It's so foreign to me. He's of the mindset that once you become gay or lesbian, you can't go back and betray who you are. I'm not so convinced that's true. I know I love him and would relish a sexual relationship with him. He's probably the only man for me. I think he feels the same way but he can't handle it.
I'm not sure what to think, what to do or whether to stay. Maybe this relationship has run its course and served its purpose.
Any thoughts?
Any suggestions?