u/Ok-Pizza-3237

I am a young woman who has always defined herself as strictly heterosexual. I am physically and romantically attracted to men.However, there have been times when, on different occasions and only for a few milliseconds, I have felt curiosity or visual/physical attraction towards some female friends of mine.But the other day I went to a party in my city, I drank (not enough to be drunk, maybe a little less embarrassed), and I saw a girl I was attracted to, and I had a desire to hook up with her.Lately, this has also happened to me with other unknown women, for whom I've felt sexual attraction; however, I know for sure that I could never fall in love or be emotionally involved with a woman.

Mi maestra de filosofía nos recomendó el libro Patria,que va sobre unas familias y el terrorismo de ETA.

Me he criado en Andalucía pero mi nombre y mi apellido son vascos,al igual que mi familia,y varía gente de la clase se giró a mirarme en cuanto escucharon ETA.

Quiero saber si alguien ha tenido experiencias similares o peores.

Although I don't personally know any British people, being Spanish, European, and analyzing British social culture and its celebrities, I've always thought they were good people, with a sharp sense of humor, and professional and noble people. I'm interested to know what they think of us.

To begin with, Katherine is a rude, manipulative, snobbish, and stuck-up woman.He had no right to be angry with Susan for remarrying Mike since Susan had a child with him and they had already been married.Katherine was the bad friend when she started a relationship with the father of her friend's child and her ex-husband.Aside from that, can we talk about how disturbing it is to try to replace your deceased daughter with another girl, giving her the same name? It's clearly the act of a twisted and sick person who couldn't cope with their trauma.On top of all this, I also think she's ridiculous for trying to ridicule her friends so she can be the one to flirt with men, which shows she's a very insecure woman, and that she cannot stand rejection from men.

Bree, despite pigeonholing herself in traditional values and American conservatism, built her recipe and catering empire like a businesswoman, didn't tolerate a lot of disrespect from men, and besides—although I know it's not exclusively male, it's heavily attributed to men—she had spectacular control and knowledge of firearms (which I consider truly progressive, given that a sexist society assumes women shouldn't have that kind of hobby), on top of living her sexuality however she pleased. On the other hand, Gabby constantly depends financially on her husband, Lynette chooses to be with a whiny, selfish, and sexist husband and agrees to be a self-sacrificing housewife, and Susan depends completely and emotionally on men.

Do you guys think Bree would consider herself a feminist?

Siempre he tendido a idealizar a los hombres con los que he salido y a ser una persona enamoradiza,sin embargo,el año pasado un chico de mi misma edad me rompió el corazón por primera vez,y me atrevería a decir que fue la única vez que me enamoré de verdad.Por lo que me he podido psico-analizar, intuyo que parte de ese sufrimiento por la ruptura fue debido a que me dejó él a mí,y yo no pude controlar el final.Tengo 18,dure con el aproximadamente unos 8 meses.Resulta que ha pasado ya un año y aunque ya no estoy enamorada de él y no pienso en él,ya los hombres me dan completamente igual,en cuanto me lío con ellos pierdo totalmente el interés,y realmente antes de liarme con ellos,tampoco es que tenga mucho para ser sincera.

No me hace ilusión conocer a ningún hombre,y aunque al principio me emocione que el sentimiento sea recíproco porque el chico me atrae,no pasa de la atracción.

Esto es normal y a alguien más le ha pasado?