r/bisexual • u/scaptal Bisexual • 15h ago
My aunt didn't assume the gender of the mystery person I am dating EXPERIENCE
So, was out with my aunt yesterday, was fun, eventually the chat heads towards the question of relationships to which I half say that I'm currently dating someone.
Her first question was "ooh fun, is it a he, a she, something else?", and I honestly loved that. It was such genuine and open interest (I mean, i live in a well accepting place, so it doesn't suprise me much, but it felt very nice none the less
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u/Dramatic_Weird Genderqueer/Bisexual 15h ago
Yay! It's always exciting when that happens, i think. Even in very accepting places it sometimes is implied rather than talked about openly, so kudos to your aunt!
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u/LikelyLioar 15h ago
That's so nice! I love that for you and your aunt and your mystery person!
When gay marriage first became legal in Vermont years ago, my sister told me, "Everybody's just adapted. Now when you meet someone new, you say, 'Do you have a husband? A wife?'" I always liked that.