A girl I have been seeing for the past three months has been involved with several lesbian relationships in the past, although she has never brought this up or even hinted at having an interest in women. I know this for a fact through a variety of sources. How can I bring this up with her and find out what the story is?
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GF's Lesbian Past
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You don't need to know.
Leave this alone... and you're so called "sources"... these aren't 100%.
The only people who know for sure about her "lesbian past" is your girlfriend and whoever was with.
Now flip this situation on yourself.
How much would you enjoy your girlfriend badgering you about ANY relationship you've had in the past?
I HATE talking about past relationships. I always steer clear of these conversations as it adds NOTHING to the current relationship. Eventually a fact or two about it might trickle down, but only because people feel comfortable enough to share such details.
"Where'd you hear that from? Who told you that?"
Then after that, she'll look at you like you were some sort of stalker and be disgusted about digging into her past.
And then, you'll probably be single shortly after, because she can't trust you enough. She'll always be wondering what other things you are digging up about her and what people might be telling you.
Why do you need to know anyway? What benefit do you gain from finding out?
Don't tell me you've told her about every person you've gone out with. Have you? I hope not.
So leave her past in the past and worry about the PRESENT.
Leave this alone... and you're so called "sources"... these aren't 100%.
The only people who know for sure about her "lesbian past" is your girlfriend and whoever was with.
Now flip this situation on yourself.
How much would you enjoy your girlfriend badgering you about ANY relationship you've had in the past?
I HATE talking about past relationships. I always steer clear of these conversations as it adds NOTHING to the current relationship. Eventually a fact or two about it might trickle down, but only because people feel comfortable enough to share such details.
There's NO way you can bring this up and not seem like an insecure little boy. She WILL get defensive and I'd guarantee that her first response to you will be a look of shock and then:
"Where'd you hear that from? Who told you that?"
Then after that, she'll look at you like you were some sort of stalker and be disgusted about digging into her past.
And then, you'll probably be single shortly after, because she can't trust you enough. She'll always be wondering what other things you are digging up about her and what people might be telling you.
Why do you need to know anyway? What benefit do you gain from finding out?
Don't tell me you've told her about every person you've gone out with. Have you? I hope not.
So leave her past in the past and worry about the PRESENT.
Kailex : I certainly see your point here, and everything you are saying makes perfect sense to me. I guess for me personally, though, I just would not want to date someone who is bisexual and has had lesbian relationships in the past. For this reason, I just feel like I need to know. The sources are, as you pointed out, not 100%, but they are good sources who know her and know one of the people she was involved with, so I feel certain this is very much true.
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Ian. Why feel the need to know? You mean the details? Personally, although curiosity is part of human nature, I would not want to know about her sexual history. It would just eat away at me if I knew about it. Although my wife has told me a thing or two about her sexual history, I never ever ask because I just don't want to know. This kind of stuff will mess with your mind. If this is a bf/gf relationship, why not just enjoy being with her and forget about the past? If she is exclusive to you, and not spinning plates on you (whatever the gender), my advice is to let it go. Good luck.
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Been there. Dated a girl a couple summers ago who was bisexual. Found out through the grapevine, then I pressed the issue with her friends, and she subsequently dumped me. Lesson learned---don't go probing into someone else's past. Another lesson learned---ANYTHING you say to her friends will make it to her ears in short order.
I'm with you in that I don't want to date a bisexual. Personal values. I like ladies who like men, only.
Been there. Dated a girl a couple summers ago who was bisexual. Found out through the grapevine, then I pressed the issue with her friends, and she subsequently dumped me. Lesson learned---don't go probing into someone else's past. Another lesson learned---ANYTHING you say to her friends will make it to her ears in short order.
I'm with you in that I don't want to date a bisexual. Personal values. I like ladies who like men, only.
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Hey, bro!
In my opinion, dating a bi gal is almost the same as buying a spank. Besides, the chances of being cheated increase considerably (knowing that there are too many women).
However, things are not that linear. You can date a straight gal and be cheated and have a bi gal that would never cheat you. It´s complicated.
Since you are in a relationship with her, you should be with a clear mind of ghosts or any sort of problems. Having a relationship in which you aren´t peacefull, isn´t good. So, I´d advise you to resolve things in your head first.
In my opinion, dating a bi gal is almost the same as buying a spank. Besides, the chances of being cheated increase considerably (knowing that there are too many women).
However, things are not that linear. You can date a straight gal and be cheated and have a bi gal that would never cheat you. It´s complicated.
Since you are in a relationship with her, you should be with a clear mind of ghosts or any sort of problems. Having a relationship in which you aren´t peacefull, isn´t good. So, I´d advise you to resolve things in your head first.
kingsam
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if you cant accept this girls slightly different past maybe shes better of without you!
dump her now and stop wating her time??