Hello! My story is a little different, and it's not an example at all! I am 21 years old and I am gay. I had a lot of relationships with both girls and women (married and divorced), I know very well that I am like that, but my parents are not. Although I am this age, I have always dominated my relationships, I have rarely been hurt, but I have often hurt, but obviously the day has come when I should be too ... My cousin got married recently, I have known him for a long time my daughter-in-law, as well as her sisters, but with the second sister of the engagement we started seeing each other more often than the engagement, and I fell in love with her imperceptibly, and she is only 13 !!! I did not hide what I have for her, but there is no negative or positive reaction from her. Sometimes she behaves very well, but when she gets closer to her she pulls .. I don't know what to do, she is confused, she is small and for the first time and something like this happens to a girl. I don't want to confuse her life, but I can't stop my love either! How to act ... help me!
1 ynblexii answered
Step away from her. Love in the first place is to want the person against you to be well and happy. She is only 13 - she has hardly thought about her sexual orientation at all, she has not had a boyfriend, she has not dated boys. Let her grow up and choose what she should be without you interfering with her. She's probably happy to talk to you, so she's talking to you, but she doesn't want you to be anything more, so she pulls away. In principle, you can be persistent with a divorced or married woman, but you should not be aggressive and persistent towards a 13-year-old girl. I personally think you're confusing her life and you have to think about her first. As they say in love there is no place for selfishness and if it is best for her to be without you, you will experience it somehow. You will meet another mature woman who will attract you. But if you put it in her mind, being a lesbian can affect her whole life and negatively. Ana