Music Banter - Valentines Day Blues? Or celebration?

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Valentines day means working all day and managing to talk to my significant other, who lives on the other side of the world >_>
Talk about an awesome valentines day >_>;;

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Originally Posted by ThePhanastasio (Post 1004988)

Yeah, pretty much. UVM seems like a nice school, and I know people who live up that way, so that's helpful. I also know a few people in Boston, although I don't know if there's anywhere I particularly want to go to school there...and I know two people in NYC, and my acting coach rents an apartment up there, so I'd be able to get a place to live. So yeah. I'm just kind of trying to figure it out right now.

pick NYC then since you won't have to worry too much about the living expenses, that would normally be a negative but in your case it is just fine.
Plus, I could give you an unofficial tour.

More like, sitting in an airport waiting to get shipped overseas. So **** it.

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Originally Posted by ThePhanastasio (Post 1004892)

Oh yeah. Especially considering that only a MAXIMUM 10% of women are gay, and that I figure at least 3/4 of those are really butch (hunting, fishing, short hair, pick-up trucks) and not at all my type.

It's nice to hear that (I like the idea of two lesbians, but they will have to look like girls. Yeah, stereotype...).
Lemme see. When I look at my closest female friends
Fleur: Bisexual
Chloë: Bisexual
Britta: heterosexual
Evelien: heterosexual, but wouldn't mind kissing my ex-girlfriend :D
Roos: bicurious
Xenia: heterosexual, but thinks that girls do look better than boys
Nienke: Heterosexual
Doris: Heterosexual

I had three more close female friends whom I've lost who were all definitely bisexual.
It seems as though there's not much lesbian girls around, but a lot of bisexual girls. I have the feeling that at least 40% of the girls I know/have heard of/read about on this forum wouldn't mind dating a girl.

But maybe they're just trying to impress :)

Oh - also, one of my stipulations is that I will no longer date bi girls. That's a huge issue. Too many completely horrible experiences in the past to even entertain the notion. Just a no-no for me at this point.

What went wrong? And is that really because they're bi or because you dated the wrong bi girls?

Well around here, it's pretty obvious who are the Lesbians, as they form a group in the corner talking about The L Word. Which is kind of predictable when you live in a country where you're either gay or a homophobe.

Anyway, the "Lesbian stereotype" here is rare. Maybe they're all laying low or something.

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Originally Posted by s_k (Post 1005099)

It's nice to hear that (I like the idea of two lesbians, but they will have to look like girls. Yeah, stereotype...).

the term you are looking for is lipstick lesbians.

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Originally Posted by s_k (Post 1005142)

What went wrong? And is that really because they're bi or because you dated the wrong bi girls?

I don't know, to be quite honest. It's never ended well for me. It seems that everytime I date a bi girl, she cheats on me with a dude and then marries that dude. It's happened three times. I'm shell shocked.