So, my baby girl keeps going around singing, "I Kissed a Girl." I told her, "Now that song's going to be stuck in my head for days." "We should sing it to Grandma and freak her out," she tells me. So I'm like, "Why not? Life is short."
Unfortunately, we did not get the effect we were going for. Mom just smiled. I guess we'll have to hit Dad next. I know it'll freak him out.
So, my baby girl tells me her friends totally think I'm bisexual because my MySpace page says I'm interested in men and women. I replied, "It also says 'friends and networking'." She says, "I know, but that's what they think."
Just in case you're wondering, I'm not inclined that way, though I will cop to a little experimentation in my teens. Hey, our mothers warned us about boys. They just weren't aware they needed to warn us about each other.
Although I am very nurturing and sensual, and those aspects present in pretty much all of my relationships, I've never felt sexually attracted toward another female. The "opposite" aspect is part of the mystique for me. Sorry, boys, I don't see it happening. But you can always dream.
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Ah...i love this post! I feel like such a balance of masculine and feminine, but not "androgynous"...I feel more identified with masculine..."energy" if you will :) and I, too, am attracted to the "opposite aspect" (the divine feminine). But within women! I love men, but I love them like brothers. (And I don't find myself attracted to more "masculine" women either.) But my love for women also doesn't feel like an attraction to similarity...though there is that aspect within the opposites. It all just feels like a giant yin/yang symbol to me ;)
That opposite energy charge is such a necessary component for me....
fascinating stuff!
I'm not sure who is more confused...you, me or her?
I'm not confused. I know exactly where I stand on the matter. I know what I want in my life, and it is a man who is able and willing to love and be loved with a passion. This was meant to be amusing. What do you find confusing about it?
I think anonymous is the only one who is confused :)
I am fond of saying about things that are not my responsibility, "It's not my baby. I didn't conceive it. I don't have to worry about raising it or paying child support for it or anything else". Let everyone follow their own path. There is no need for confusion when we realize that it's not our responsibility to figure it out for anybody else. At least, that's the way I see it.
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