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Some tips for bisexual fish.

If you are lucky to be a bisexual fish, don’t worry about it. There are some tips from others’ experience, and those tips could help you to blend in bisexual group faster. If you are lucky to be a …

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2. The one who was more interesting over texts

This one I was super excited about. She was super pretty, and really interesting, and the conversation was mostly great and quick. After a month of back and forth on OkCupid and then text, and some racy AF snapchatting, we finally had a date.

And it sucked.

We had agreed to meet at this upscale shopping center, for coffee and then to wander around chatting and getting to know each other for a while, and then joining some of my friends for a double date for dinner.

Except.

She couldn’t keep up with me. Both conversation wise and in walking around. When I asked a question it was a brief response with no follow up, just like my last date. I felt like I was steamrolling her. And so I suggested we wander around for a while, thinking maybe the face to face thing was too much pressure. But she needed a break every like five minutes, which made me super fidgety. I’m not a super active person by any means, but I can wander around a mall for an hour without needed a break, y’know?

And on a purely shallow note, let’s politely say she was just really good at taking pictures. I walked right by her when I walked into Starbucks because I just flat out did not recognize her. I’ll give her credit thought, homegirl really knows her angles. Call me horrible or whatever, but at least with my online dating profile what you see is what you get.

After an hour or so of complaining that her feet hurt and that she probably should have worn pants instead of a dress because her thighs were rubbing together and that she usually just sat and watched Netflix for dates, I suggested we could see a movie or something, or grab food. But she tapped out, so we went back to our cars. We were still chatting, so I turned the AC on in my car and told her she could sit in there with me, but she opted to sit on the floor on the parking garage instead. Which was kinda weird. I asked if she still felt up to grabbing dinner with my friends but she tapped out, and I said whatever. She gave me an awkward hug, and I skipped off to my best friend’s boyfriend’s house (it’s not weird we’re good friends and she was also there) and we discussed it and both of them were weirded out too. She briefly texted me something vague about getting coffee, so I said sure whenever she felt like it, and I haven’t heard anything since, so whatever. I’m not overly invested in her, I had been super excited about it but she turned out to be really disappointing.

Maybe the next one will be fun?

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1. The first date with a girl

This was my first date with a girl. She was a grad student, like me, at the same university. We met at a Starbucks off campus, and she was nervous. Really nervous. At least I think it was nerves. She hardly said a word, getting answers out of her was like pulling teeth. If I wasn't chattering, it was an awkward silence. And I was being super charming too. Afterwards I did give her my number, and we did briefly text, however we haven't gotten together since. Oh well. The first one is over with. I have one this Saturday I'm really excited about, with a girl, she's gorgeous.

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Truth of bisexual marriage

Truth of bisexual marriage

Bisexual communities exist as outcast of the society, they live a life full of negative comments here and there, and many people doubt about bisexual relationship: Are bisexual couples suitable to be parents? Will their relationship could last long? Will their children be effected by bisexual couples?

Is bisexual marriage different from normal marriage?

Like heterosexual people, most of the…

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