Cybele1313

u/Cybele1313


I have to give some credit to the men I’ve dated. In my 37 straight years I’ve never had a man commenting on the looks of my vagina. Never did I think about it, or did i consider it being a bit different from other vaginas.

The 2 women I’ve dated though, both subtly and playfully let me know that I’m more of a 🦃 than a 🐓😭 At first I found it rather funny, but after another comment about it yesterday, it bothers me a bit, I don’t want to become self-aware about my pussy, which I stil think is perfectly normal and pretty!

It’s not only the comments of course but the close-up confrontations make comparison inevitable as well 😆

I just wanted to vent I guess. I don’t like the vagina talk.

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I really want to share this with someone! I strapped my girlfriend for the first time today. It was sooo hot and amazing!! 🤩 But how much more respect do I have now for the men I’ve been with haha! I knew it would require some fitness, but turns out I can easily skip my pilates classes from now on! 😅

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r/nonmonogamy•

I (38F) am a latebloomer bisexual, married to a 37m. Last year my husband and I opened up our marriage so I could explore my newly developed attraction to women.

At the start of this year I dated a woman for a couple of months. It became an emotional wasp nest very quickly. Although everything was discussed in an open and honest way from the start, in the end she was a single woman with a different relationship goal than mine and she started feeling sad every time we’d seen each other..

Also, she was dating a lot and very much oversharing about her dates, it felt like attempts to make me jealous (which I’m not easily, but I have to admit that pictures of her with her dates stung). In the

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