Oh, and someone of a different gender than you're used to sleeping with? Take her to your picnics and cookouts like you always did. Disney is fantastic about their lgbt guests and provides the same opportunities for everyone. I felt shocked, freaked out, terrified and had no idea what the hell to do about it. It's easy for all of us to get caught up in the glittery newness of a crush.

I marched at Pride decorated with body paint and had my tits out [but] there were objections. I'm inclined to take her at sober face-value, but how can I ever look her in the face again? Let them tell you in their own time, and ask them how they want to proceed. He is aware of my bisexuality, and even once asked if I have feelings for my friend. My wife is much much better at this than me and i think she'd handle it as business as usual. Except, presumably, a haircut.

I know this, but I don't know what to do with this reality. We just pawn them off of those folks. And girls, I encourage you to do the same. We have a 4-year-old daughter and a 2-year-old son. I'm just a bit ashamed over my "hiding" of this, and certainly me consciously planning to meet her "alone for dinner" as a visit instead of going to my friends parties and cookouts with her, or meeting the crowd at the local watering hole

Nothing has changed, after all. I married in the s and got a divorce on the basis of non-consummation: on our wedding night my husband said he had a headache. And that seems so depressing, that you would have to choose one over the other. The really big deal was finding out that if I waited too long, I would be unlikely to conceive naturally, if at all. I would probably have a crush on her, too. I'm not embarassed by it. Your child needs to know that if they do decide to talk to you about bullying, you will listen and that they can trust you with what they tell you.