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Originally Posted by Twosacrowd
Hi everyone I don't know where to start literally..
I'm in my early 40's and have two kids, I left my daughters father 12 years ago and have not been in a releationship since, I was with him for 4 years although I wasn't being myself...fake it till you make it.
My problem is I have Aspergers (diagnosed last year) and social anxiety and find myself attracted to and more comfortable with females, I don't have friends that I could go out with and really struggle socially meeting new people. So how do I explore my sexuality? I have looked on dating sites but none wants someone who thinks they are lesbian or Bi ...god I haven't even kissed a girl...although I'd love to.
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Two, First of all good for you on realizing who you are, kudos. Secondly look up the Kinsey Scale Test, though only subjective, it will give you an idea of where you fall on the continuum of sexuality. Thrice, please join our forum here, LGBTQ, you are not alone here at PC in this area.
I am definitely a bi male, I am equally attracted to women as I am to men, I have yet to explore, my bi-ness. I live in a small town where the community isn't out in the open, as far as I know, that and I live in a little fear of losing my position if I come fully out. I am a volunteer for a "Christian" homeless shelter and feel I would be discriminated against. I won't even mention that I just got newly inked; out of fear of termination.
Thankfully I have a few friends that know and understand and don't judge me, for being myself. I also have a great support system that gives me resources, not to mention my friends here at PC.
Now I caution you about looking online for people. I don't know how it is with women. However, I found out that guys are shallow as all get out and all they want is to get laid. I don't even bother looking, I will find someone one day, and the nice thing about being bi (for me) is that I am with someone who is female and is understanding of my bi-ness and accepts me for who I am.
I hope that in some way I have helped you out. I don't live with confusion anymore about my sexuality and I don't really care to live in fear, but it is a price that I am willing to pay. I am above it and I don't let anyone bring me down.
