Crystal’s Bio
I’m never really sure what I should say in a bio. I know, it should be about me and that it should be interesting. Should be easy, I’m interesting enough. But how do I summarize myself into a small blurb that covers everything. Luckily, this site is a little easier to write a bio for. I’m sure since you’re here, you probably don’t want to hear about which college I graduated in or what I went to school for, or even what my job is.
So, let’s get down to the good stuff. I am a bisexual female. It took me a long time to come to that realization, but now that I do realize that it’s undeniable. I describe myself as mentally lesbian and physically I’m more straight.
I love women. I love undressing then with my mind, thinking about what their tits look like and how good I could make them cum for me. And when a round ass is around, it’s hard for me to keep myself from slapping it. I love to hear the thwack of a good smack on a tight ass in jeans.
I have a few specific things which turn me on to no end. They are in no particular order: glasses, a good pair of sexy boots, boobies (of course), and redheads. However, there is nothing sexier than when a girl is as into me as I am into her. Example, I asked a if I could suck a woman’s nipple on a public street. She let me and afterwards responded “If I weren’t in trouble already with my hubby, I’d take you home and lick you clean”. She was one hot woman.
As I mentioned earlier, it took me a long time to realize I like women. Growing up, I had always been told that gay love (man on man) was wrong and against God, but no one ever mentioned anything about women. I didn’t know it was possible really. I had never thought about it. I didn’t realize women could have sex. The equipment wasn’t there. I hadn’t heard that much about sex toys or lesbians or anything of that nature at that point. Yes, it was a sheltered existence in a lot of ways.
For the record, I think I hold a record in the slippery slope theory. It only took six months for me to go from first adult kiss to first threesome (more on that later in the history section). After that first time with a woman, I realized I had always liked women, I just hadn’t understand what it meant. I thought everything I was feeling was normal and natural and it is, however some people don’t see it that way.
Growing up, I always “played doctor” with my girl and guy friends. I always kissed both. I always had multiple boyfriends and girlfriends when I was young. Also for the record, my playing with friends stopped around second or third grade. My family started moving around a lot and it was easier to be a loner than to make new friends every 6 months to a year and then say goodbye to them. I wasn’t a popular person and I didn’t have my first date until after high school.I asked him out and it was a decent date.
After my brother was born (he’s six years younger than I) and started noticing girls, I would look more freely so that I could point out the really cute ones to him. Looking at girls is so hard wired into my personality that I didn’t even realize it was something different that not every other woman did or didn’t do.
I guess the point that I’m trying to convey, is that it has been a long and winding road to get to the point I’m at. It took me a long time to accept my sexuality and to understand it. It took even longer to come to the conclusion that I couldn’t suppress half of who I am and that in order to embrace myself I needed to share not only myself but also the love of my life.
Jonathan’s Bio
I tend to stand out from the crowd. At six feet tall with long dark hair, I have a hard time blending in. However, it’s my clothes that seem to get the most attention. My love for wearing all black, nearly all of the time, has earned me the nickname “Johnny Cash” among many of my friends.
This choice of attire has lead to many rumors about me, the vast majority of which are untrue. One would never guess by looking at the two of us that I am the more “normal” one. Mentally, I straddle the line between left and right brain, emotionally, I am considered gender neutral. I seem to be a walking contradiction, an intellect with a bold creative streak, a poet that does Linux and a fighter with a huge soft spot.
Before I met Crystal, my ideas about what love is were fairly traditional. I felt it was something that existed between two people, regardless of gender. Though I had no issues with gay marriage, I held on to my own, slightly warped, idea of the traditional family. One and one equals two. That was the end of it.
However, when Crystal raised the idea of bringing in a third to me all of those years ago, I found it very hard to resist. Though everything above is true, despite the fact I had never even had a two-woman fantasy prior to that day, I was, and am, still a man.
Since then, I have learned so much and my horizons have been expanded beyond my wildest dreams (and fantasies). New worlds have opened up to me, or rather to us, and I am happier, smarter and stronger for it.
I wouldn’t give my life up for anything in the world. I can’t imagine myself ever being any happier.
