I once asked a gf of mine, who had roomed with girls for years during college and after, if she ever had an affair (of any kind) with any of her roommates. She was appalled that I would ever suggest that, so appalled that she mentioned my question to her psychology professor. He came to the glorious conclusion that the real reason I had asked that question was I was exhibiting latent homosexual tenancies of my own.
Extremely wrong, as shown by 40 years of purely heterosexual relationships since. I wonder what other bullshit that professor fed her?
Huh? I am not lying about this. 11 of the 12 women I’ve had relationships with have told me about previous relationships with women. I’ve no idea that it is some sort of stereotype.
No the stereotype comes in this part, not in the first part: “So I suppose I just assume that most women are.”
We believe that 11 out of 12 of the women in your past have told you that. We just think the extrapolation is a bit of a stereotype, though.
As I said earlier, I’m almost 40 now and have never been in a relationship with a woman. I have been very fond of women, and even loved some of them, but whenever I think of the details of a sexual relationship, it’s a turn-off.
The weird part is that I have never been with two women at the same time. My only 3-way was with another man and his girlfriend. And I’m honest enough to know that is the only type that makes much sense, given the relative capabilities of men and women.
