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I’m a straight female, at school a lot of girls confess to me, and all the guys that I like end up not liking me back. I decided why not bat for the other team? I regret rejecting all those girls because I’ve never actually dated and I want to see what’s it like dating a girl.
In conclusion how do I get a girlfriend, Are there any tips to impressing girls? Are they different from dating a boy?
If you're straight, don't date a female. What would you have to gain if you did that? Anyway, maybe these will help:
https://youtu.be/YOaeXlh34fw?t=70
https://youtu.be/YOaeXlh34fw?t=148
Idk if I’d say you’re straight possibly bicurious at this point. I may be wrong here cause I don’t know a whole lot about anything but, if you’re going to try to date a girl you should make sure you’re into them. Seems weird to jump into dating one when you aren’t even attracted to them. You should experiment before deciding I could date a girl and enjoy pussy.
How do you get one? Seems like you already got them coming to you all you gotta do is go with it instead of turning them away.
Yeah you're right. Op should definitely experiment and make sure she's into them before getting into a committed relationship. I've met up with people from online dating sites who got into serious relationships with bisexuals who turned out to be straight and got their hearts broken. They didnt trust anyone who's bi after that.
To answer your question OP, you said you know chicks that are into you. Hook up with them, but make it clear that you don't know if you're into women or not so they're not led on and heartbroken. This next part is from my personal experience of trying to date women, so it can be taken with a grain of salt: yeah, they're different than dating a guy. Women tend to be more clingy, needy, and emotional over useless things. They get pissed off and never tell you why. There's also less of a sex drive. I couldn't put up with any of that, so I just stuck with guys. They seem to have their mind, goals, and life together compared to the females. I'm not saying all women are like this, it's just my personal experience like I said before.
Yeah that’s a good point didn’t even think of that one. That is shitty for those who know. Feel like that adds just more hate toward bisexuals.
That’s a great idea to be upfront on being unsure. I can see how they’d be different and tbh I don’t think I could handle dating a girl we’re to complicated and dramatic.