innaminka
Apr 29, 2007, 12:23 AM
Its one of those taboo subjects - yet every woman from roughly 12 to 50+ goes through it every month.
Its really just such a natural function - why is it such a non subject?
Even at home we chat about most bodily events freely, yet even with 3 females in the house, menstual periods are sort of hush hush.
Anyway, to my query - or topic, whatever.
Being bisexual has nothing whatsoever to do with it, but I'm wondering, for the women here that are "active" do they notice a difference in the way men and women lovers behave/respond when you are having your period?
And in what way do you behave towards a lover who is having hers?
Admittedly, many refrain from active sexual contact during this time, but I would think at some time, every woman has faced this "dilemma."
Although my husband and I have no qualms (now) I would now hesitate about being with another man at that time - and when I have in the past, their response was almost universally a negative reaction.
Whereas if I'm with a female lover, if one of us is having her period it matters far less, and really presents no obstacle; personal preferences re behaviour and limits are accepted freely and not breached.
I just wonder if other girls have noticed this difference in behaviours?
Its really just such a natural function - why is it such a non subject?
Even at home we chat about most bodily events freely, yet even with 3 females in the house, menstual periods are sort of hush hush.
Anyway, to my query - or topic, whatever.
Being bisexual has nothing whatsoever to do with it, but I'm wondering, for the women here that are "active" do they notice a difference in the way men and women lovers behave/respond when you are having your period?
And in what way do you behave towards a lover who is having hers?
Admittedly, many refrain from active sexual contact during this time, but I would think at some time, every woman has faced this "dilemma."
Although my husband and I have no qualms (now) I would now hesitate about being with another man at that time - and when I have in the past, their response was almost universally a negative reaction.
Whereas if I'm with a female lover, if one of us is having her period it matters far less, and really presents no obstacle; personal preferences re behaviour and limits are accepted freely and not breached.
I just wonder if other girls have noticed this difference in behaviours?