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Do two girls living together = lesbians?
I've come across an irritating misconception since moving moving into an apartment with my best friend. It seems that nearly all people we meet assume that we're lovers. It's true that she's a lesbian, however I'm straight. And most people who meet us don't know that about us anyway, they just assume that because we're as close as sisters and live together that we're obviously sleeping together.

I don't mind so much the idea that people think I'm bent, I'm used to it. I have a tall, powerful body and a practical mindset for the most part. I intimidate guys just by existing I guess, and they're always quick to affirm their own manhood by classifying me as lesbian. After all, a "real woman" would never challenge them or turn down their drunken come ons.

But seriously, do best friends no longer live together? Is living with another girl enough to brand you with a stereotype now? Has anyone else noticed this, or do I really just give off a vibe that shouts "Hey, I like to screw around with girls and you're invited!"?

Will I ever meet a nice guy who isn't looking for a three-way?

It used to be that two women living together seemed normal, as women were so supportive of each other & it was always assumed they were just friends. But now with homosexuality being so much in the public eye, its swung full around & all women who live together are lesbians, whether they are or not. I'm lesbian & I share an apartment with my best friend a straight male. When we go out together people just assume we are a heterosexual couple, we laugh about it.

How can lesbians in the military keep their relationship together?
im a lesbian, my fiance of 3 years is in the military. she's just graduating from boot camp and soon going through mct and mos school. i was told that until she makes sgt or is married she will have to live on base and in barracks. im confused as to how we will be able to keep a healthy relationship if we can't live together. can anyone help?

Your going to have to work hard to keep a healthy relationship. It's not going to be easy, when I was in the service I was making plans for my partner and her three guyren to live close to the base and I would spend as much tie with them as I could, but by the time I was half way through my MOS I got a dear Jane letter. My partner just could not handle a relationship where I was not home every night. After the first shock wore off I realized she was just being honest. It might have worked as long as I was in the states but when I was going overseas she would never be able to handle it. We remained friends and I still am a extra Aunt to the guys, who are all grown up and have families of their own. What your going to have to do is talk about it a lot, can you afford to move should she be stationed stateside and have the type of job that would be in demand in any area (ie. nursing or medical)? Are you going to be able to stand the stress of her being deployed into a combat zone? Do you have a good support structure to help on those days you haven't heard from her for a week or more? Remember it's still a don't ask, don't tell, you have to know there is always the chance letters can fall into hands that shouldn't see what is written and phone calls overheard. Now I don't mean to be insulting you but can you remain faithful for months, some people who have a high sex drive have problems, I'm not putting anyone down but it's one of those facts of life that has to be faced by military spouses male and female as well as the one in the service. They are in a life or death situation at times and the emotional reactions can put you in a really tough spot. I'm not saying it can't work but talk about all these things don't leave questions unasked, it's hard but you need to face all of this before it becomes an issue. Tell your partner that we all appreciate her serving and to know we'll be praying that she stays safe and that it works for the both of you. My partner and I have been together 29 1/2 years and lookin for another 29.

What is weirder: 2 lesbian friends living together platonically or?
their friends freaking out, and accusing them of having a secret relationship? I do not see what the big deal is. A friend of mine and I are considering living under one roof. We both need to move, and see no problem with living together. However, all of our friends are getting weirded out, like we are all of a sudden in a romantic relationship together.
Would this just be them trying to invent drama for us?
Discuss....

The friends freaking out is definitely weirder, in my honest opinion.. :S

Just because two people who are both lesbians are living together, why does that have to mean they're attracted to each other? I have no idea what your friends are thinking, but just explain to them once again that you're nothing more than friends, and hopefully that will get them to shut up about it and move on.

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Should we live together?
My fiance is turning 18 and I just turned 20. We've been together a year and a half, but her family has tried to separate us and prevent us from even speaking the whole time. The issue is that we're lesbians and her mother is Catholic. Her home life isn't great, with a mother that makes her do all the house work, and a father that gambles and cheats. Still, she feels bound to them since she's been sick all of her life and they took care of her. When she turns 18, we plan on asking permission to be together one more time, or moving her out.

We'll struggle for money, but we'll make it financially.

We just want to know, are we doing the right thing?

I don't think you're doing the wrong thing, but it probably won't help with the family situation. I would suggest that she finish school (if she's still in high school) and that you both have several months worth of paychecks saved in the bank before moving in together. If they have any holds on her (car note, student loans, phone plan, insurance etc) you should anticipate having them withdrawn immediately, they may even require her to repay the bills so make absolutely sure that you two have the ability to provide for yourself before she leaves. May I recommend The Total Money Makeover as a good book to learn how to handle finances for young couples? The author is a Christian so talks about husband and wife but if you can get past that it's excellent advice.
I know that her current situation is poor, and that you want to be together, but be smart and really prepare yourself. A few more months or even a year tolerating something less than ideal can really help set you up for success.

Should we move in together? We're lesbians...?
So, I don't understadn how the marraige statistic would work with us.
Because I read that a high percentage of couples that live in together before marriage end up failing. But, since we cant marry (yet) how does that pertain to us?

Anyway. We've been together for almost two years. I cannot spend a night without her. I'm very much in love with her. I really want to move in with her. I don't think I could tolerate living with anyone else. I would live on my own if my I could, but it would be easier living with my girlfriend(financially).

I know the joke; what does a lesbian bring on the second date?
A u-HAUL.

So, what do you think? Should we move in together?
I'm 21.

why worry? do whatever your heart desores as it dont harm anyone?

do it and enjoy each another's company. its you who matters and not others. be happy in whatever you do as long as it dont make others unhappy.

If i have a best friend who is a vet, and we live together is there a better chance of me being able 2 be a db?
d.b=dog breeder.
i hav 2 friends and we're all planning on living in phoenix, arizona and buying 20 acres of land and building our own house. 1 of us will be an actress, 2 of us will be vets (me only for 2 years) and 1 of us will be an animal ambassador handler and dog breeder. all 3 of us will be singers. we're not lesbians! dog breeding is my passion and i would like to improve the shiloh shepherd breed, the doberman breed, the siberian husky breed, and the german shepherd breed.

It is fun to plan for the future, but it is easy to think that you will be able to do a lot of things all at once, without realizing all of the effort and time that goes into achieving all of the things. For instance, it takes quite a while to become a vet, going to college and then graduate school, and even then it takes time to become established. There is nothing wrong with dreaming big, just remember that dreams can change. Don't be so attached to one vision of the future that you can't enjoy other options that come your way.

Gay/lesbian couples that live together?
Do you still have gender roles? Like, does one take the stereotypical role of a woman and do laundry, cook food, clean house, etc. and the other takes the role of a man doing things like "bringing home the bacon" and all that? or do you split them up equally, not paying attention to gender roles?

I'm just curious because we were talking about gender roles in my psychology class today.

I haven't had a bf or husband for this case.. but I think in a gay couple.. both men try to use both roles.. if someone can cook etc.. now he can do it and if he can't but his partner yes then he takes his turn.. I think gay couples look for more equality than straight couples.. I hope that helps.. because I am not sure..

LESBIAN relationship / Should we stay living together, or move apart?
My girlfriend and I / lesbian relationship. We have been living together for 6 months. We do love each other unconditionally. Our relationship however struggles, and we continue to fight over trust. I have always had a lot of trouble trusting, not because of her (she is an angel) but because of past experience. Everytime I accuse her, it hurts her, but its not her fault. It's my own insecurities. This is something that I am going 2 have 2 work on 4 the relationship 2 B a success. We broke up the night before New Years, she simply couldn't take it anymore. Now she wants 2 work it out, but we can't decide rather we should do it together or apart. If she moves out then we have the chance to miss each other, but where she would move 2 would be an hour drive 4 me, and she works full time and goes 2 school at night so I would never see her if she moved, only on the weekends. Should we stay together and work at it, or move seperately and do so? she hurts me everyday w/out meaning to.

She doesnt hurt you everyday, you hurt yourself, that is what you must see. She has no ill intent, she loves you. I think you should definately stay together. Being apart will not help the 'trust' issues. Try to think positive, when you think bad things refuse to let them affect you and replace them with positive thoughts. Carry her pic in your pocket and look at it when you need strength. If you love each other, you can get through this. She sounds very understanding so be thankful for the oppurtuinty for love you have been given. It is so hard to trust when the past is always rearing it's ugly head but it is possible. Let her know how much you love her and need her and ravish her with attention. Treat her like your queen and make her forget the problems you may have had in the past. Dont let your past dictate your future and dont let her get away. Hope this helps.