Here’s another one of the former.
It was shortly after I turned eighteen that I came out as bi – first to myself, then to A. and a select few trusted friends.
‘If you want to have a girlfriend,’ A told me, ‘that’s fine with me.’
I turned the idea over in my mind for a while…. and then I met her. Who was she? I’ll call her C, and she fell proverbially into my lap one night in the chat-room of a bi women’s support forum. She was polyamorous, and when it became apparent that there were strong feelings between us, both A and her primary partner T urged us to go for it. We met. We kissed. She asked me to be her girlfriend, and I accepted. I fell deeply, madly in love with her.
There are twists on the road, not all pleasant. But if you want, go read the rest.
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