mim. wrote:The other day I slept in the same bed as my boyfriend for the first time, other than naps of course. We were at the beach with his family and they said they were fine with us sharing a bed. His parents are super trusting and know we wouldn't do anything dumb, let alone while in the same room as his two brothers and sister in law. It was super exciting to be able to take that step. However, there's a problem therein. We're both big cuddlers. We love to have as much contact as possible and be as close to one another as possible. After a while of tossing and turning to get comfortable, we found a spot where I could fall asleep. It was about three in the morning. Now, when I was asleep, it was the best sleep I've had in a long time. It was just so comforting knowing that he was right there next to me with his arms around me. He managed to fall asleep shortly after me, apparently after having to free his arm from me that I was hugging. But we both got about two hours of sleep, he probably got less. We woke up around five and couldn't get back to sleep. He was freezing so we just ended up squeezed together talking until the others woke up. I did drift at some point then too. But my dilemma is that is it normal to not be able to fall asleep together? I imagine its something we just need to get used to. It's not like either of us snore or anything physical to keep the other awake. It was both of us unable to fall asleep. Everyone calls me a space heater because my body is always really warm compared to other people, but he gets super cold at night, so that actually works out well and doesn't inhibit anything.
But waking up was the greatest. We were back to back and soon after I rolled into my back cause my hip was asleep, he rolled over too and pulled me to him, commenting how beautiful I was. It was sweet and adorable.

thunderofthedrum wrote:Casper The Ethiopian wrote:I'm just going to go over my most recent and most serious relationships because they both ended on bad terms and I'm not really over either. I'm on mobile, so please excuse any typos you might find.
I went into middle school this year, and a guy named Hunter ended up attracted to me. His blatant flirting irritating me from the start, because it was always wildly inappropriate and I had made it very clear that I was completely lesbian and that I had a girlfriend. (Said girlfriend and I are still awesome friends.) I avoided him, but once I ran out of excuses, I had to sit with him at lunch. None of the conversation was appropriate and I was extremely uncomfortable. The day after, my girlfriend broke up with me. She said she simply wasn't ready for a relationship and didn't want to reject me when I first ask, which would have sent me into a spiraling depression, and we're still on great terms today.
I really should not have let Hunter know about the breakup.
He started making inappropriate comments that made it sound like we were more than just dating, some of which are still going around. He would follow me around while poking me and begging me to go out with him. The school did not do anything, and I would stand no chance in a physical confrontation, so I eventually said yes. It was four months of basically being his slave. He would make me carry his books, sit on his lap, and would criticize my every mistake. He hit me twice when I said I was bisexual. I was constantly put under pressure from him to do drugs and have sex, thankfully I did not give in and kept clean.
I only got out of it when I noticed that my cousin was in my grade. He had to accompany me to lunch and escort me around because Hunter had threatened me. Because my cousin is very fit, he scared Hunter away and I was left with nothing but a constant fear and distrust of men.
A few days after this, I made a move on my best internet friend, Tess. (No, not the CS owner.) She's clear across the country from me, but we lasted for a good five months. She got distant all of a sudden, though. She left me the day before my birthday, but I don't feel anything. It's worrying me. I felt rejected when the girlfriend before Hunter let me go, I even felt a twinge of regret for Hunter, although it faded very quickly. With Tess, it's like my emotions are just... gone.
I'm curious - did you feel as committed to the Tess relationship? Did you perhaps feel you were already moving on as she grew distant? Do you feel that perhaps you were still recovering from the previous relationships and therefore weren't feeling the same for this one?
It's just.. it sounds like the other two really affected you, perhaps even moreso because they were, in a way, intertwined as an experience.

DerpyHooves218 wrote:Its's twenty days until school starts... only about ten until I can invite my crush over to my house.
I keep worrying more and more about asking her out. I mean, I feel like she won't be mad or awkward about it, she's very accepting, but it's the fact that she's one of my only friends and one of my closest friends. I don't want to date her and then lose that if we break up or something...
And the other thing that's worrying me is affection. I'm normally clingy with her anyway, we've hugged and cuddled and stuff and she's fine with that, but she moves into a relationship quickly, and I've never been kissed by anyone. I'm sure she'll respect me if I ask her not to kiss me until I'm comfortable, but it still worries me that I'll be the one to break that boundry if I get too excited at any point and time.
I dunno, I really want to date her and I think she might actually like me as well, and there's more positive things than negative things associated with this... I'm just worried and nervous... *sigh*




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