CODE-D said:
z0mbi3-725 said:
It struck me as familiar when you said you sounded selfish for wanting to be someone else's first. My lover told me he wanted me all to himself and he said he was selfish for that, but to whoever you say that to, it never comes across as selfish, only sweet.
Sorry, that was a tad irrelevant.
It sounds to me like you're saying you seek love, but do you seek to love or to be loved?
both actually would be great
That really makes me happy to hear, because if you only desire one, it isn't really love.
It is hard to find someone who feels that same way, not desperate for love (looking to love).
I was actually that way in my current relationship, I only sought to love blinding myself to love I was receiving, and now that I've taken a moment to see where I stand, it's real love.
Case in point, now I feel like you're someone who I can talk to really, not someone who uses women to fit in around friends. There isn't any direction some one can set you in, because nobody knows what you want the best but you. You may surprise yourself: I liked women too, always wanting to have one to love, but the moment I laid eyes on Nick, I knew that it didn't matter what gender he was, because love is a feeling, a feeling that is shared, it is not anything as trivial or physical as virginity. Before our first kiss, I was fairly sure he had kissed many girls before, but even then, because he was my first, I let it mean everything (as it turns out, I was his first, but that never made a difference in the way I loved him).
It can be hard to be someone's first I'll agree with you there, but when you love someone more than anything else in the world, you can be their best.