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The scent was so intoxicating… I started to kiss and suck on his ass, lick it, nibble on it, leaving him countless hickeys, and even just plain vertical pink bite marks. I really don’t know why I found it so fucking mesmerizing caressing some guy’s ass!

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Revenge gone… good?

The sounds were very telling: moaning and grunting. To be truthful, I knew right away what it was. But I was… masochist enough to confirm my suspicions. So I pushed the door open and saw them with my own eyes.

My girlfriend, Stacy, was in bed with some guy. She flinched and looked at me, dislodging from his hard dick – she was just riding. Yep.

“Lane! What are you doing here?!” she screamed, her deal with expressing a pure state of shock.

“What am I doing in my have apartment?! The doubt is : what are YOU doing, whore?”

Of course I didn’t let her answer because it was obviously a rhetorical question.

Clenching my jaws, I made a 180-degree rotate and went out of my apartment. I felt damage and disappointment, but mostly anger. What a fucking slut!

To be honest… I have suspected it for some period, but what human on Earth wants to be a c

Dear Amy: I’m a 26-year-old male with a gorgeous, amazing girlfriend, a loving family, a victorious career, and a house to call my own.

Through college I had lots of girlfriends. From the outside it seems fond the perfect picture.

For the improved part of my life, I’ve been hiding thoughts and feelings about men, constantly brushing them off as a phase. The challenge is that year after year these feelings have begun to get stronger.

I realized this year this wasn’t just a phase, but a real part of who I am, and I believe I need to include it.

The problem I have is that even in this tradition of acceptance and openness I cannot get over the reflection of hurting those around me by admitting to these feelings.

My sex life with my girlfriend has slowly fizzled over the last five years, so maybe this knowledge could bring some comfort to her, but also pain.

Not to mention the challenges with my friends who hold strong conservative views, or my father, who is old-school.

I perceive like I have to pick between throwing everything I own away or continuing to conceal and bury it. I believe I’m bisexual, but I haven’t felt any sexual feelings toward women in a

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Dear Dr. Frankie:

My girlfriend and I have been together just over a year and living together for about 6 months. We were friends before we ever started dating and waited a while before we had sex for the first time. When we started having sex, it was great. However, for the past 4 months, I’ve been feeling very frustrated because I want to have sex and she doesn’t. It’s been so frustrating, that I’m now totally daunted by the task of asking. When I inquire, she uses special occasions (knowing we may receive tipsy) as an forgive to wait it out. Or, she flat out tells me no, rejecting me, seriously deflating my ego.  When I question if she’s still attracted to me, she gets an attitude like it’s a stupid question. She’s told me numerous stories of being cheated on in the past and I could never comprehend why girls had done this to her but, as bad as it sounds, I’m starting to understand how unfulfilled they probably were. I don’t know what to do.I’ve pretty much had to resort to satisfying myself on a regular basis because I don’t even want to face rejection from my own mate. Am I overreacting, putting too much

Should I tell my girlfriend I've had gay sex before?
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Should I tell my long-term girlfriend (I'm male) that I possess had sex with men in the past?


I've tried to include all the details here, so this is a long one!

I am 22 year-old man. I've been with my current girlfriend for nearly 3 years now, and this is my first long-term relationship of any kind. We have a wonderful relationship, in which we are both very supportive of each other. While I'm trying to write this dispassionately, I will state that I hold grown a lot since we met 4 years ago and I really believe that she's the woman I'll marry. We discuss often and transmit very well and openly. Except for one thing.

I have had 2 homosexual relationships before, and I haven't told her this. While keeping this from her is an issue for me, the questions it might promote about my sexuality aren't a challenge. I'm quite confident in my sexuality, however it might be labelled (bisexual?). Most of my attractions are heterosexual. I've been physically attracted to men, but never emotionally. While my gay experiences were with guys I examine friends and obtain along great with, they w