MaxE wrote:
When I was about 28 I met this girl who had just graduated from an American "small college" (she was 7 years younger than I). I don't know why she asked me out but it may have been that she thought there was some business advantage (she had just started as a salesperson for a company that sold to the company my father worked for).
On our date, she assumed the male role from the beginning. I didn't know what to think, I suppose she seemed a bit butch but was dressed in feminine clothes and of course was quite young and girlish. To be specific this included helping me with my coat, holding doors for me etc. We went back to her house (she was renting a small house in a generally low-income area) and she preceded to make out with me including aggressive tongue kissing in which she "took the lead" so to speak.
I was quite frankly very turned on by all this and certainly wanted another date, but she had no further interest. I did actually see her once again in person during which encounter she dropped me a lot of hints that she was in fact a lesbian.
I don't know what motivated her to try her little experiment, but had she wanted to continue with more dates I would have been happy to go along. In fact I was very turned on. When I read your OP I couldn't help thinking of that incident. Not sure if it actually helps you or accurately addresses your point, but don't assume straight guys won't want to accept a feminine role in a dating relationship, in fact for some it could be a HUGE turn-on (even if there's nothing whatsoever effeminate about their general demeanor).
Hope this might help!
This reminds me of my 2nd girlfriend. She was sorta a transexual wannabe. She was unhappy being a woman but wasn't transitioning or anything. She was kinda butch. She was the one in charge in our relationship even thou she was 9 years younger than me. Part of the reason she was interested in me is cuz I don't conform to the stereotypical guy image. I'm kinda passive, demisexual(I like sex OK but only interested in doing it with someone I really love & I don't need sex in a relationship), I'm very affectionate, sympathetic of women issues(or at least try to be), some people thought I was gay, I hate sports, & this is just off the top of my head. After she broke up with me she decided she was more interested in dating women cuz she thought it'll be easier. She was pansexual.