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LostInBed
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17 Feb 2011, 9:20 pm

This may seem like a strange question but...

does anyone see themselves dating someone of the opposite sex but settling down and starting a family with a partner of the same sex? And do you have a name that you can see your partner having?

I don't know if the scenario seems weird to anyone but it's like I can see myself dating either a male or female partner but more and more lately I can see myself settling down and starting a family with a female partner and I don't know why but I see it being an Alex(like short for Alexis or Alexandra for example).


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17 Feb 2011, 10:08 pm

LostInBed wrote:
Poll: Is this the right/appropriate forum for this thread?


As long as it is a yes/no type of thread ...

"Does anyone see themselves dating someone of the opposite sex [for now but later] settling down and starting a family with a partner of the same sex?

... and people are answering the second question ...

"And do you have a name that you can see your partner having?"

... it would seem to me it is fine right here.


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18 Feb 2011, 1:57 am

I see myself dating either sex but settling down with a male. But, I've never dated a female so who knows.

LostInBed wrote:
I don't know why but I see it being an Alex(like short for Alexis or Alexandra for example).


I'm a (female) Alex :oops:


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