Token Dude
Sometimes… you wallow in that post-breakup mess for a little too long, turning into someone you never thought you could be.
Sometimes… you wallow in that post-breakup mess for a little too long, turning into someone you never thought you could be.
I was adamant that I would keep up the pictures of my old relationship. I felt like it was an important part of my life that had been generally good—why would I want to erase that?
“I feel like we try to make first times so big and make them more important than they have to be…”
Time and time again, a bisexual person is considered “gay” if they are with someone of the same-sex and “straight” if they are with someone of the opposite sex.
My relationship followed the typical pattern of emotional abuse—immense love and praise followed by intermittent periods of uncertainty and dislike.
Every time someone looked me in the eyes and said, “You guys make me believe in love,” I smiled and laughed automatically, like I was acting out a part in a play I had rehearsed so well.
Even if you choose to dismiss the rich historical context surrounding racial fetishization, the fact remains: it is everywhere.
“In a time that seems like love is not as easy to find (and keep) as it once was, it’s a relief to see that enduring relationships still exist…”
Why do we make excuses for clingy behavior when it comes to men but not for women?