Oct 15, 2008 00:54 | |
| Why would you want to know what Her sexual preference are? Would it make any difference? If not just leave it. Dodger. |
Oct 15, 2008 02:26 | |
| You don't say whether you are male or female. Either way, are you interested in her? If you are, perhaps that is a way you can find out. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. As hard as it may be for you to imagine, she may be painfully shy when it comes to romance. Maybe she has built a wall of sorts around herself to avoid getting hurt. Even if you are not interested in her for yourself, without meddling, you could help her find someone. The key is to be gentle and kind about it. |
Oct 15, 2008 10:30 | |
| If she is happy your meddling can only cause harm. |
Oct 15, 2008 20:31 | |
| I guess that GUEST28158 has some feelings on her. Otherwise, he wouldn't worry about her so much. I could be wrong too. Maybe they are best friends and that's why he worries her too much. |
Oct 16, 2008 00:07 | |
| Guest28158, what I’m curious about is why you would choose this forum to ask for advice or is there another agenda? You say she looks totally feminine. Do you think that all lesbians ride motorbikes? If she is one of your best friends then except what she is willing to bring to the relationship. If in fact she does play for the other team and is not able to admit it to your group perhaps she has picked up on some homophobic vibes and is afraid of rejection. I personally don’t care what peoples preferences are as long as it doesn’t include children and animals. Dodger. |
Nov 1, 2008 11:47 | |
| Hello guest, Please give me your friend address. I wish to talk with her. May be she will my good friend. |
Nov 3, 2008 19:56 | |
| I don't understand. If I have a friend for 15 years, surely we would be so open and comfortable with each other that we can talk about anything and I can ask her anything without her getting offended. And if she tells me that she is a lesbian, it would not matter to me because she is my friend. |
Nov 9, 2008 11:10 | |
| Yes, I don't think I could have a best friend for so long and not know. Anyway, so what? Straight, gay, bi, or simply disinterested, it's her choice ton say nor not...unless perhaps she is clearly unhappy, but that was not implied. Having been married twice I can think of quite a few reasons for not marrying..... in fact so can many long term married people! Even relationships.... there never seems to be a string of distraught and distressed young ladies spilling their hearts to me (yeah I know, that's a question about their judgement!). Singularity does not necessarily mean loneliness or unhappiness I have discovered. |
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