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Old 02-04-2012, 11:36 PM   #20
macele
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Are you in a committed, long-term relationship? No.

Do you identify as heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual, queer, or other? Lesbian.

Are you 18-29, 30-49, or aged like a nice wine? 45

Do you identify as male, female, butch, femme, transgendered, or other? Female.

If your spouse/partner would be supportive and accepting of the idea, would you (do you) explore open relationships/sex outside your primary relationship? No.

If so, why? If not, why not? o firecracker! no! i can't focus on but one thing at a time lol. the idea of being in love is total tunnel vision. she's the only one for me. i want her to be my only need. it's she and i or nothing. i get jealous. and i want her to be. (in a healthy way.) the union of 2 people is a vow, a promise. the very core of a relationship is not sex. it's devotion, ... in my case, it's singular.

i don't have to be committed to be in love. and i can be committed and not be in love. both are fine. sometimes a relationship is companionship or security, etc ... , not being in love.

i've thought about, can someone be in love with two people at once? i think it can happen, ... to a certain degree. but i sure wouldn't want to be that someone.


thank you, Laerkin. hope all goes great.
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