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Brianna Kam

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posted on 03-09-2004 at 21:13

Breaking a straight

There is this girl that I have known for almost ten years and I have alway loved her. But the thing is that she is straight. I help her with her boyfriends, even though I don't like them. I hate to see her cry over some stupid men. if she was with me, I would never make her cry. Sometimes I get gelious when she talks about how much fun she had with other dudes but I know I can do her better. I want to tell her that I love her and I want her to be my girlfriend. But if I tell her and she doesn't like that fact that I likeher and want to be more than friends, I don't want her to stop being my friend. What should I do?

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BlueFeather

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posted on 03-22-2005 at 08:26

Telling straight friend you're in love with her

Be prepared that she may never speak to you again. When I was 18 I told my best friend I was in love with her, she even used to lead me on when we were drinking, but when I told her, she freaked. That was the end of it. I'm not saying don't do it, I'm just saying you have to be prepared that she knows she is not anything but hetro and may feel betrayed by you and will not trust you or want your friendship. I'm sure there are stories of others who friends either understood or welcomed the advance. Mine was a heartbreak I've never gotten over.

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KPrincess91

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posted on 03-15-2009 at 19:05

hi all!

i agree with you, BlueFather. i think the best way is telling her you love her. but if she continues having reaction like that, there's nothing but respect her choice

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shoregrrl

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posted on 04-11-2009 at 15:20

breaking a straing.....

shock

Damn...this is Karma...just found this site. My partner and I have been together for 14 yrs. Last summer she ended up in Rehab (not too uncommon for us, eh?)

Any way...I worked with a woman who was in recovery for 18 yrs. Straight (BTW) and we got my P into rehab. Well...then ...and again to make a long story as short as I can....this person suffered a massive heart attack.

Well, I met a friend of hers, and fell for her at first site. She is straighter then straight.......Now I don't know what to do....yes...my partner and I are having problems to complicate things....

ANY ADVICE????

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carrollhodge

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posted on 09-23-2020 at 12:26

Does a straight woman always remain straight?

I have 5 adult daughters. They are all straight, despite living with me for nearly a decade after my divorce. I'm gay, realized it in my thirties.

One daughter has a gay friend who tried to turn her. Didn't work. She in uncomfortable now because of the attempts of seduction. I doubt they remain friends much longer because it's a trust issue now. My daughter feels she is not being respected for her sexuality as a straight female, and I agree with this.

Sexuality is a personal thing. Straight or not. Boundaries should (must) be respected if friendship is true friendship.

Sometime the best seduction is just being human beings with one another. Time offers opportunities, but if they are rejected, then let the sexual part of the friendship alone. Or lose a friend.

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