![]() ![]() So, what does one do in such a predicament? Do you give up and ghost or gamble and explore the chemistry further? I posed this question on Twitter, and of the 200-plus voters who responded, 75% said that they would seriously consider dating somebody with whom they shared a positional preference. Unless explicitly stated on an app or in person, we have no way of determining whether someone prefers to pitch, catch, or both. Positional politics can be a determining factor in queer relationships, something most heterosexual people can’t relate to (although as pegging becomes more normalized thanks to media like Broad City, these lines are becoming blurred as well). That’s when it hits you: Your potential soulmate is a bottom - and so are you. Over dinner, however, you notice they haven’t touched their food, electing to munch on the ice chips in their glass instead. The chemistry is palpable, and you’re excited to bring them back to your apartment, which you’ve cleaned for the occasion. Picture this: You’re on a date that is going extraordinarily well.
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