I would say you have to go with the physical attraction and say you are gay. The emotional attraction is probably because generally women are more emotional both in showing emotion and being willing to accept it in others. Men will too if you give them a chance. Not all men with every guy, but it does happen. With anything emotional, you have to be willing to put your emotions out there for the other person. You get hurt a lot in the process, but that's just the price we have to pay.
bisexual if he wants to have physical relations with both
I am a woman and I never was physically or emotionally attracted to a woman. My sister is a Lesbian, she tells me Lesbianism is an emotional attraction to other women, and I have never felt that. I've always been emotionally attracted to men. I am comfortable with my sister and her partner(s) and lesbian friends. I have briefly wondered about this issue, but I know I have no interest in an intimate relationship with a woman on an emotional or physical level.
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Yes. Before accepting who I was as a gay man and allowing myself to be who I really am, I truly fell in love with a girl I was dating. Emotionally I would have done anything for her. I was on the verge of asking her to marry me, I had picked out the ring and was about to propose when I found out she was pregnant by another guy. Even though she was pregnant with another mans baby, I was still so much in love with her that I was willing to claim the baby as my own and still marry her. She didn't want that, we broke up. Though I was emotionally in love with her, it turns out that it was the best thing that I did not marry her. Physically I was and always had been attracted to men even if I was in "love" with her. So yes, it is possible to be emotionally attracted to a woman, while having physical and sexual attractions to men.
That means that he is arousing her. It definitely is physically, but it can be a combination of ways that he is making her hot. Could be emotionally which is pairing up with her physical arousal. For me, when I say that my boyfriend is making me hot, I mean not only is he arousing me physically but he is arousing emotional feelings inside of me that make me want him more and more.
Physical attraction may be indicated through body language such as sustained eye contact, smiling, and physical proximity. Emotional attraction can be displayed through genuine conversations, shared interests, and efforts to connect on a deeper level. It's important to remember that communication is key in understanding someone's feelings towards you.
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The worst kind of bulling is emotional, and physical bullying because bullying hurt your feeling emotionally and they hit you physically.
it means that he wants to have sex with you
He might know that you like him, and he wants to avoid you. The problem with boys is that, if there's a girl that likes them that they don't like back, they will tend to ignore them, or in your case, he's giving you short answers so you can't have a conversation with him. He's most likely not right for you, anyway, because you say that you are only physically attracted to him, nothing more than that, and it's important to be emotionally attracted to a guy. But I think that you are asking him so many questions so you can get emotionally attracted to him. But, since this guy apparently doesn't want to talk to you, it's practically impossible for you to get any further than just physical attraction. This guy is most likely not right for you-you should try to find someone else, someone that you can be both emotionally and physically attracted to, and who will actually have a conversation with you and answer all of your questions. You just need to keep looking-you'll find the right man one day, I'm sure of it.
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