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Post by weaponx on Mar 9, 2024 18:38:52 GMT
So, to set the scene. I’m bi and my wife and I have an open relationship.
I’m a 40 year old 6ft 5” chap.
Nothing really phases me. I have a been in a relationship with a crossdreser for about 3 years. She’s actually one of the top earners in the Uk on xhamster for our content together. So I’m quite a liberal guy. Until 3 years ago, I would have said I was straight. Now…. I’m not sure.
Anyway, I hooked up with a femboy last week. Had a great time. But they messaged me afterwards to say they wanted to apologise as they were actually female. I’m into femme, so I wasn’t fussed. But should that not have been said upfront?
Then yesterday I hooked up with another femboy. Had another great time. Got a message this morning, to tell me they want to apologise. This time… they said they identify as female.
This kind of thing confuses the life out of me. Was this two straight encounters? A straight and gay encounter? Two gay encounters?
I’m not judging, but is it not etiquette to tell a partner this kind of thing upfront?
I’m also acutely aware this story appears fabricated. But it’s not. I’m going to meet both again. But I do feel I was somewhat duped. As I was after something and ultimately I was deceived.
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Post by Saathi on Mar 11, 2024 10:51:37 GMT
Hi there and thanks for your post and welcome to LGBT HERO Forums. Sorry you feel "duped". Perhaps starting with pro-nouns, asking each other how one identifies can increase understanding of each other. Are you able to talk this through with your wife? Sometimes it can be a confusing and also, for some, a liberating time when our sexuality and gender identity is fluid. For me it also depends how I am meeting someone. Generally, in the past, I would chat on a app for several weeks, then if it felt safe to do so, meet in a public space a couple of times to build an understanding of each other. So I guess in most cases 'hooking-up' can be more immediate and often based on desire and excitement without clear communication. I think it is also good to establish your own boundaries and perhaps defining what you are not looking for? Identifying with gender (or not) can also be fluid for people. These things can take time and also change. I guess a question, could be, is if you are meeting others - what will you perhaps do differently next time? Hope the above helps and hope you are okay. Do stay in touch. Best wishes and see some links below: www.lgbthero.org.uk/what-is-sexuality
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