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I was all about penis before lmao but things recently have been changing. I’ve always been into girls and had my first actual girl on girl experience about 2 weeks ago. I’ve done things before with girls but never have I actually been intimate. I enjoyed it a lot more than I’ve ever had with a guy and my feelings are all over the place. I have a boyfriend who’s okay with other girls being in my life but I find myself more attracted to females and blushing more than usual. How do I know that I’m no longer into guys? I’m not even seeking sex with him or trying. I’m confused 😐

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If you’re not into guys then you’re not. Signs are you don’t feel a spark at all. This may seem a little harsh but how I knew I was a totally into girls is when I looked at a guy it’s just like looking at a wall, nothing not even one bit, I wasnt attracted. I hear all these girls talk about how theyre attracted to them and going all boy crazy, and in my head I’m like bitch I’m crazy over you. There’s just an electrifying feeling inside when I see a girl. It’s definitely different and noticeable. A lot of women get stuck in straight relationships while they’re actually a lesbian following heteronormativity, look this word up it will chance your perspective on everything. A lot of women claim it’s an eye opener

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I guess you would know by asking yourself, how much do you care about your boyfriend? Do you feel the same way you did when you started dating? Feelings change all the time. Is he on your mind a lot or are you thinking of a girl?

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You’re lesbian if you’re not interested in sex with men. You’re bisexual if you’re interested in sex with men and women, but that doesn’t mean 50/50, you can be 10% interested in men and 90% in women and vice versa. Your sex drive will tell you, just listen to yourself and you’ll know. If you don’t see men (not just your boyfriend) anymore as potential sexual partners you’re lesbian.

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I just recently ended a nearly 4 year relationship because I had an identity crisis and realized I needed to figure myself out before I get married to a cis man and potentially regret never experiencing the other parts of my sexuality. It was one of the hardest decisions I had to make but I have such a newfound freedom to express my full true self that I never felt before, and I believe it was the best and healthiest decision I could've made for myself.

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if you're confused I think you should take a break on your relationship and keep to discover yourself. unless both of you are okay with doing the experience while together

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