Not my first time here, but my first post

Long post, sorry. Haha

I’m in a bit of an awkward position. It’s been quite some time since I’ve had a girlfriend or female sexual partner. That in and of itself isn’t necessarily weird, but for the past year or so, despite the fact that I’ve never identified as being gay, I’ve been having regular sex with another man.

My ex girlfriend was the catalyst for all of this. Sexually, she was a free spirit, very open minded and non-judgmental. We had a very varied sex life which included anal play and pegging. I felt comfortable being completely honest with her and I told her that despite never having been romantically attracted to men, I was bicurious.

Me opening up to her led to us exploring the possibility of involving another man, and despite my nervousness, she invited a man over and I had mutual oral sex with him. There were parts of it I enjoyed and parts that I didn’t, but she enjoyed the experience, so we invited him over again, which led to us having a threesome and him having anal sex with me.

It was about 3 months later when her work have her an ultimatum, either move interstate or lose her lucrative job. With a lack of other competitive options, she decided to move, and since I wasn’t in a position to move, we broke up.

Afterwards, I met up with that man for sex twice. When it was obvious that it wasn’t headed anywhere serious, he moved on and I started looking for another woman. But when those dates weren’t fruitful, I cast a wider net and started talking with a guy.

This guy and I are in a similar position. Similar age, both exploring our sexuality. So for the last year or so (with a break of a few months in the middle), we’ve been meeting up regularly and having sex.

I wouldn’t say this is a romantic relationship. For the most part, there’s no real affection. We’ve become friends, but we wouldn’t really hang out together if we weren’t having sex. We kind of joke that it’s a transactional relationship, but in reality, it is.

2 weeks ago, after chatting for the best part of a month, I went on a date with a woman. We have definite chemistry and I can see myself dating her. I have been honest with her since the start and let her know that I’m heteroflexible/ heteroromantic bisexual, that I’ve been with men and she isn’t phased by it at all. But since meeting her the first time, I’ve had sex with the guy twice and I feel really guilty about it despite there not being any commitment.

It’s legitimately a difficult situation for me because I do want to pursue things with this woman. I’ve definitely found myself feeling lonely and craving an emotional connection, which I know I can further develop and find with her. But at the same time, I’ve spent the last year as a bottom for a guy and really enjoy it, even if it doesn’t fulfill my emotional needs.

Does anyone here have any experience navigating these kinds of situations? I feel like the solution is obvious. I have to stop seeing this guy and try something with someone who could really make me happy. But in saying that, I will definitely miss getting to be submissive during sex.

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Welcome to the forum, I’ve never been in a situation like yours but I’m sure there will be plenty of help, and advice from other members. Good luck.

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I also have never been in your situation . Back when my wife was able to , I loved getting pegged . I have fantasies of feeling a real cock anally . I have zero desire for a romantic relationship with a male . If your potential new lady friend is pretty open , I would guess she may turn into your dream dominatrix . My wife was a little less open , but she got into dominating me . Best of luck !
Oh and welcome to the forums .

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Sounds like a big bag of thoughts going about your mind dude. I guess the only way to truly know how to proceed with this is to do some inside searching on what you’d dream of having long term for the future…

Ultimately as it’s all early days and your barely dating nor committed to this girl, there’s no real shame in still seeing the guy too as I’m sure she’s keeping her options open as well in talking with other potential guys. Like they say ‘don’t keep your eggs all in one basket’. But if it’s gonna get too much for your emotional state to handle then a decision may need to be made on what’s more important to you.

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Hello and welxome,

The woman isn’t phased by it and you’ve explored non-monogamy with your ex already, so how abouf trying that again? As long as you’re open to her seeing other people (if she wants to) and she’s open to you continuing this relationship, and you both understand the risks of ENM, I don’t see a problem with you having your cake and eating it, as it were. I do - I’m proudly submissive to two wonderful, loving men who both love me in return.

All the best to you :blush:

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Welcome to the forum @Jasonmax :waving_hand:

The only advice I can give is do whichever makes you the happier, life is too short and tomorrow is never promised :blush:

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Thanks for your response. I haven’t really thought a lot about ENM, but it’s an interesting option and I definitely need to consider it.

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Thank you. You’re right. It’s easy to let the judgements of others influence how we feel about things.

I think my main issue is that I’ve always been a people pleaser and have a tendency to overthink. It’s some of the gifts that ASD has given me :joy:

I’m mindful that I could hurt the guys feelings by not seeing him anymore; I could disappoint the woman if I’m honest and it turns out we aren’t on the same page; and I obviously leave myself open to being hurt as well. But if I don’t take these steps then I guess I won’t ever have a chance of having the kind of future that I want.

From what she has said to me so far, she’s pretty open minded sexually, but not very experienced. So I’m hoping that as things progress, I can open up to her more and more and that she is at least open to being with someone as kinky as I am :joy:

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Even if sex is good, to me, it’s always better when it’s with someone that you have a deep connection and romantic feelings with.

If you explore things with this woman, you can always enjoy the parts that she has and buy whatever she doesn’t.

lol Snap! I’ve recently been diagnosed with Autism too so can totally relate to other thinking and wanting to people please too! :sweat_smile:

The ultimate downfall of a people pleaser is sooner or later you’ll end up having it explode in your face and realise there’s limits to when we need to think of ourselves and our needs.

The overthinking always puts the mind in the worst place yet on a positive you tend to come up with every negative outcome there is, so anything lesser is a happy bonus!

Seems like you’ve already got an idea towards the answers you seek and honestly I’d just go with it and try remain casually paced until anything becomes a ‘thing’ :relieved_face:

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