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Okay, it's too easy to ask for the opposite so who here is straight and cis? This gaybo wants to know, if you're a guy what do you like about girls, ladies, what do you like about boys? Are you in a relationship? What's your favorite thing about your partner or crush? (Are you gonna tell your crush you like them? 
)May 23, 2021
)May 23, 2021#relationships
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I consider myself a straight cis girl, not in a relationship at the moment, what I really like about boys is when they're tall, have short hair and I really like their "square" body shape (of course, not all body shapes are like that, but I'm just generalizing for now) also, I think their bodies are very fun to draw 
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I'm slightly questioning if I am straight or bi but as far as I know all my crushes have been guys! (I'm a girl in case that's not obv)
I mostly fall for guys that have similar interests/sense of humour but can be serious when they need to be~ covid has school in lockdown so I'm not having irl crushes anytime soon
I mostly fall for guys that have similar interests/sense of humour but can be serious when they need to be~ covid has school in lockdown so I'm not having irl crushes anytime soon
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I'm kind of questioning myself if I'm fully straight but I'm in a great healthy relationship with a partner that understands me and loves me for who I am and despite my insecurities and lows ,we are holding onto each other. The huge bonuses are that we have the same interests and mostly share a common view which is very important for relationships.
People who think that love is enough to hold on a relationship for years or decades are very wrong. It's a dedication , it's almost like a vow to someone to be next to them in hard times and to be understanding or at least trying to understand them. I would say one of the best things about my partner is exactly this , I have always felt misunderstood by previous crushes / exs whether is because of what I like or what I think .
Sorry for the long essay.
People who think that love is enough to hold on a relationship for years or decades are very wrong. It's a dedication , it's almost like a vow to someone to be next to them in hard times and to be understanding or at least trying to understand them. I would say one of the best things about my partner is exactly this , I have always felt misunderstood by previous crushes / exs whether is because of what I like or what I think .
Sorry for the long essay.
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•Personally I mean. Idk I’m just way more attracted to boys physically, and I can get along with anybody if it’s the right person. Though I really don’t get what straight boys see in girls lol-
I don’t have any crushes though but I think having somebody who understands you and your needs is rlly important, especially as somebody who’s neurodivergent it’s really important imo that your partner cares for your needs and makes allowances for them :)!
I don’t have any crushes though but I think having somebody who understands you and your needs is rlly important, especially as somebody who’s neurodivergent it’s really important imo that your partner cares for your needs and makes allowances for them :)!
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•Not in love right now but love is more of a dedication. I'm pretty sure whatever emotion gets called love is lust and/or desire. Love is a choice to stay with someone whereas lust/desire wears off regardless.
Back to the question, heh. Males and females function differently. Of course there's exceptions to the rule but there's a reason why girls sometimes scoff and say "boys will be boys" and vice versa; they function differently. I'd rather be with someone who sees things differently, not someone who sees things in a similar way and will likely struggle with similar things or share misconceptions with me. I hope I'm getting my point across clearly
Back to the question, heh. Males and females function differently. Of course there's exceptions to the rule but there's a reason why girls sometimes scoff and say "boys will be boys" and vice versa; they function differently. I'd rather be with someone who sees things differently, not someone who sees things in a similar way and will likely struggle with similar things or share misconceptions with me. I hope I'm getting my point across clearly
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