of course! their the same as you are, just lesbian
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Ofcourse you should you should be proud to know somebody that is a lesbian proud that you know somebody that is different
you should date someone that you have a lot incommon with and you feel comfortable with. if you don't have a lot in common them or you don't feel comfortable around them, the relationship won't work.
Well when you first meet someone you think you like, you tend to be shy around them. But say, you're really in love with someone, then you shouldn't be shy around him or her, you should be comfortable.
I'm not sure why, if you are a lesbian, you would feel sick when you found out someone else is a lesbian, also. It sounds like you have some self-esteem issues.A: It is exactly as common as being uncommon with your own sexuality. As in, it's the same thing. If you have friends, family, or (randomly) a therapist who knows that you are lesbian or who you can tell, talk to them about it. It's understandable to be uncomfortable with it in other people if you're not even comfortable with it yourself.P.S. If you have trouble telling someone, here's a bit of motivation. If you don't, and you feel sick when other lesbians come around, you're never going to get a longterm girlfriend. Which, btws, sucks.
Simple. If you know how to be yourself around other people then you should be able to act that way around anyone. If you're comfortable with who you are it shouldn't matter if the other person is superior to you.
Basically, you say you're not comfortable with her being so "touchy." Of course, you do it gently, not out of anger. As long as you stick to talking about your feelings, your bff should be understanding -- after all, your feelings are your feelings, and you're not telling her what to do so much as how you feel about it. Hopefully, she won't want you to feel uncomfortable around her!
You should just say OK and give him space. Respect what he says and be yourself around him. Then later he might be more comfortable and want to date you.
No. Being able to love someone is a gift, not a mental illness.
The best person to talk to about your feelings would be anyone you are comfortable around, completely trust, and can be yourself around. This could be anyone from a family member to a best friend to a teacher or administrator. If you cannot be yourself around someone or you do not trust them, it will be difficult for you to tell the truth and take advice from this person. If you cannot trust someone, you more than likely will not tell them all of what you want to because you are afraid that they will go out and tell others what you say. When you talk to someone about your feelings, you should definitely talk to someone you know that you can trust and are comfortable enough around that you can always be yourself around this person.
You are free to do so but one question you should ask yourself. "will your ex be comfortable to see you around". It is better to call him to inform him of your wish.
When you feel that you are safe and comfortable around the person.
If you are a boy she will be either shy around you or act tough around you to impress you. If your a girl she would hide her feelings because she is scared at first of being lesbian, But then shell get comfortable about it then you see how things go.
Make them fell comfortable around you, and when all else fail grab there arm and do it by force.