gay? Of course. All women have had that moment of uncertainty about a man your digging, who might just be "digging" someone else. Its an awkward circumstance to be physically attracted to a man who is sexually attracted to their own gender. Its a moment in your life that you remember what your mother told you "don't ask any questions that you really don't want the answers to". I wish I had never asked.
He was so fine! I mean FINE. We met at a club, where the music was right and so was the vibe. When I first walked in, I noticed him. He offered me a glance or two as well. I am always open to a little cat and mouse, so starting a conversation or backing up for a little reggae wine, is all apart of the chase. This man was sexy and he knew what he was doing. His cologne smelled like candy, his voice was all I could hear and he danced like I could imagine his rhythm in bed. Our relationship from that night became a series of on again off again moments. But in spite of that, every moment with him was an opportunity to be spoiled. He always knew exactly what I wanted. His ability to listen and pay attention to details was unique. I had never met a man who actually understood what I needed. Yet we had never been intimate? Our unions were always special and I always thought, tonight hes going to invite me into his bed. When it never happened, I decided to invite myself. I kissed him and he grabbed me. We kissed harder and started to snatch off our clothes. I felt him leading me to his room. I was like "oh yeah its going down"! It was getting hot and the mood was perfect. We began to roll around the bed. His satin sheets seemed to add to the seduction. I felt his manhood and was definitely pleased. When all of a sudden, he began to brush away something in the bed. I noticed that he was distracted when we were kissing but figured we'd keep going. A few minutes later, he got up and said, "its crumbs in the bed I must change the sheets". I was speechless. I stared at him for what seemed like an hour but was probably only a few seconds. The nights mood had shifted and another opportunity never materialized. Id always wondered was he gay, and finally wanted the answer.
Lets just say today's lesson was, that I should have listened to my mother and I shouldn't have asked.
Still Single.
Thank goodness you avoided the anxiety that comes along with feeling like you just had sex with a gay man. This blog raised some unpleasant memories for me! I met a great man, sexy fine and attentive. I always wondered if he was gay. Each time I made love to him, any questions regarding his sexuality became irrelevant, because he was a GREAT LOVER! I often think of the times we would still away to be with each other. He was romantic and easily aroused by me! But he was "effeminate" and talked with his hands and often referred to me as "girrrl" He sounded like a flaming queen! I would have preferred, sweetheart, baby, darling, anything but "girrl". There was this phrase he would use "what have you"... it just wasn't masculine! Call me crazy. Dr Gee but to this day I still wonder....
ReplyDeleteDoc, nice blog never thought about sisters having to guess about that. Woman don't seem to front like that.
ReplyDeleteNJ fella
Asking questions in 2011 is very important....Sad to say but everyone status is questionable even husbands????? After listening to a talk show one day I went home and said to my husband, "if one morning you wake and decide you want a dick in your butt please let me know ASAP" LOL!!! I know I know, I didnt have to say it like that but the thought just made me feel froggy so I jumped....Yes, he did jump back and said a couple of words that crossed his mind..."he got the point tho"...
ReplyDeleteHey Dr. Gee;
ReplyDeleteAs a heterosexual male I have to say "REALLY?" I can't believe that "real men" are that hard to find that a bright, sexy sister would have to play that guessing game. Why? Is is really worth it to put yourself through that? It begs the question: Is half a man better than no man? Or is half a man better than sharing a real man?