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Family is against lesbian relationships. How to take it to the next level.

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Question - (24 February 2013) 4 Answers - (Newest, 22 May 2014)
A female United States age 26-29, anonymous writes:

So I've got a problem. I'm in love with this totally awesome girl. We're both bisexual and we are dating. I've spoiled her rotten on Valentine's Day and her birthday and what not. We've been dating for like a year now I think and my family knows about it. All of them but like 3 people are against it pretty much. I don't care though. I just need advice on if I should take it to the next level (not sex, neither of us are ready for that yet) or not. I really care about her and I could even see us having a future together. Should I tell her how deeply I care for her and that I want to start getting more serious with her?? Please help.

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A reader, anonymous, writes (22 May 2014):

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Thanks a lot for the feedback but she broke up with me. Her mom didn't know she was bisexual and would have taken EVERYTHING from her; phones, lap top, etc.

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A reader, anonymous, writes (28 February 2013):

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Thank you everyone for your advice. :)

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A female reader, R1 United Kingdom +, writes (24 February 2013):

R1 agony auntonly you know if you are ready to take it to the next level. if it feels right then go with it. Love is about how you feel not what others think.

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A female reader, Atsweet1 United States +, writes (24 February 2013):

Atsweet1 agony auntYes telling her would be good. That you may want to be exclusive and want more in the future. Communication in friendships and relationships make since it makes it easier smooth landing with thoughts and feelings also if not someone else may be telling her. Plus if she don't think your interested in more she may move on to someone more interested or that seems to be more interested.

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