Marital Bliss - What's More Attractive/Feasible To You?

Started by L0NZ., July 26, 2016, 12:04:02 PM

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GLOCK

Quote from: Don Draper on July 26, 2016, 12:44:57 PM
I'm not saying you COULDN'T do it the natural way. But to avoid tricking the girl, you could just pay someone to do it

im thinking ill tell her that i want a child..
women do it all the time no shade..

yummy

Quote from: 'lock on July 26, 2016, 12:44:12 PM
Quote from: ANIMMAI on July 26, 2016, 12:41:00 PM
Not a closet/discreet gorl myself, but I'm a bit iffy about marriage. One one hand, it seems like the ideal thing to do when you've found "the one"...on the other hand, it sounds like an outdated tradition that people are too concerned about.

Those tax benefits sound lovely tho :justabit:
u get a tax credit for being gay and married?
or just being married, period?


cuz..  :ohwow:

joint filing, life insurance policies, ira plans, stuff like that...

KING BENTLEY.

July 26, 2016, 12:48:07 PM #32 Last Edit: July 26, 2016, 12:49:02 PM by BENTLEY!
Quote from: Kurama on July 26, 2016, 12:39:30 PM
Quote from: ANIMMAI on July 26, 2016, 12:38:06 PM
Quote from: BENTLEY! on July 26, 2016, 12:26:03 PM
I may be wrong, but I feel like if you're identifying with bi for life, traditional marriage isn't for you. One year is gonna come when you want Dooch, and it'll be hell

Bisexuality doesn't equate to infidelity tho.
ok I do agree with this

I just feel like it makes the temptation stronger.

I mean ppl always ask, "why did you cheat? What do they have that I don't?"

A friend of mine got divorced, he didn't cheat, but she wanted to know what the issue was, he said he wanted penis sometimes (in a nutshell of course) :dead:

If your spouse says they want penis/vag and you have the opposite, I'd say you're pretty screwed :dead:

H.#.G.*.Z

GLOCK

and i do want to adopt one..after i have one the natural way!

and then ill be good!
i just want to be a dope ass dad and raise some strong black men or women




LOONA.

Been openly bisexual for a decade now. (waits for a forced ki)

I used to think I would eventually stop messing with fags and just marry a woman one day and have the white picket fence mess but I was 17 and wasn't really experienced yet.

These days I'm kinda indifferent to the whole marriage mess. If I do I do and if I don't I don't. I guess I wouldn't mind marrying a guy though. IDK   

L0NZ.

Quote from: Kurama on July 26, 2016, 12:38:13 PM
Quote from: L0NZ. on July 26, 2016, 12:34:47 PM
Quote from: Kurama on July 26, 2016, 12:27:19 PM
Quote from: L0NZ. on July 26, 2016, 12:04:02 PM
This is for the closeted guys, or those who try to identify as bisexual but lean more towards gay.

:hmph:

Wha??

This was a good as topic and you made it exclusive :fuming:

Ah. I just feel like it's more of a dilemma for the bi girls because they can opt either way more genuinely


CHOKE


L0NZ.

Well, I don't share much about myself on here for obvious reasons...but the reason I made this thread is because I'm dealing with this, as the gay boyfriend to a guy who identifies as bisexual, and has entertained women in the past, as far as an engagement. Apparently she was aware of his "other" interests too but It didn't work out obviously. Something about he feel out of love and feeling neglected. now from what I know and have experienced from him, he's fuckin gay. Visually and personality wise, a woman COULD fit right next to him. I can see him pulling that off seamlessly if he wanted it that way. However the things he's done in the past, places he's been, company he's kept, his tight circle of 3/4 gay guys (well 1 has kids and the other was also engaged once) and simply the way he is with me tells me he's more into men. That comforts me, but in the back of my mind I resent the fact that he asked a woman to spend her life with him, for whatever reason. The fact that he picked out a ring, kneeled down, probably had an engagement party, etc makes me really upset. I've never said anything about it outside of passively dragging him in related conversations by making sure I say things like "living a lie" and making fun of gay guys with women as "beards" and so on. It's to the point where I don't even like to watch shows about marriage or engagement around him. And I've been to the ex-fianc?s page more than a few times. Out of curiousity. He has said that with women, he never felt fulfilled, and that at some point in his life he "found himself." Not trying to convince me that he's truly for me (because he doesn't know how I really feel about it) but just in conversation about the life journey. But yea to put it simply I'm intimidated by his PAST. And jealous of it. It's a big fear that one day he'll just feel it would be "easier" to date/marry a woman..... I feel like the normalcy part is attractive to him. I once asked which did he prefer over the other, his response was its "whoever makes me happy." One time I asked are there things that you more freely did with women that we don't necessarily do, and he said yeah things like holding hands.... these actually don't bother me because he sneaks and slaps my ass in public, has grabbed my hands across the dinner table while out, etc. Just giving y'all some insight into his psyche.

and The thing is, our relationship is fuckin amazing. The best I've ever been in. He's really good to me. What I'm sharing with y'all is really the only thing that haunts me. and it sucks because it's probably the LAST thing on his mind. I'm on break and this is probably all over the place but ch.


L0NZ.



L0NZ.

re-reading that.... It's clearly less about him and more about my insecurities. I feel like I'm overthinking this. My heart never gets this from him.


Real

Quote from: L0NZ. on July 26, 2016, 01:32:36 PM
the fact that he asked a woman to spend her life with him, for whatever reason. The fact that he picked out a ring, kneeled down, probably had an engagement party, etc makes me really upset.

This is the part I don't understand. Why does that matter if everything with you all is good and they didn't work out?

LOONA.

He doesn't seem like a bad person or anything but you sound insecure because he entertained the idea of marriage in a previous relationship and it happened to be a woman. As long as he's with you and faithful to you I don't see the problem though. Leave the past in the past.