wonderfulwilkinson
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To start, I'm a college student living with 5 guys in one of the residence hall and we're all somewhat close, with our individual relationships. One roommate and I, in particular, are close. I don't consider myself incredibly hot, but I've been getting into shape more and more as the semesters have gone along. I have one roommate, in particular, a former swimmer with a swimmer's body. While I suspected he was gay when I met him, he recently came out and revealed, also, he was in a relationship with our gay neighbor and mutual friend.
One night last week, my roommate was pretty drunk, as was his boyfriend. They were actually making out in the center of the floor of our living room-type area. I've always been very cool around them and, by this point, I'd not only taken pictures for them, of them kissing, I'd also been to a gay club with them and some of my other straight friends. To be clear, I identify as "straight", but, lately, have been thinking about being less private with my sexual identity which is, essentially, open to guys and girls (probably, if anything, I'd say I was 60 or 70% straight, as oddly as that's phrased).
Anyway, as I walked into the room with them kissing, my roommate, straddling his boyfriend (essentially just a hook-up, rather than an emotional relationship) and kissing him, offered me a threesome with the two of them. I wasn't sure how to react and I think I told them "no". Later that night, they asked me again, about 5 or 6 times and I kept saying "no", though, since, I've thought about it a little. I definitely would do it.
The next day, when he was sober, my roommate started to playfully caress my chest and I let him and we shared a few flirtatious looks, even talking about the night before. My own thoughts are that, probably, he thinks I'm into guys also (lucky guess!) and he's interested.
Being supposedly "straight", how do I approach this situation? For the record, I'm not worried because he's my roommate; the way our relationship is, I don't think it's a factor. Give me your opinions, advice and similar stories. Have you been in this sort of situation?
(By the way, let me be clear. I'm not one of these "super-straight" men. I've spoken numerous times about my open views toward sexuality, in general, and my open views toward gay marriage, relationships, sexuality, and issues.)
One night last week, my roommate was pretty drunk, as was his boyfriend. They were actually making out in the center of the floor of our living room-type area. I've always been very cool around them and, by this point, I'd not only taken pictures for them, of them kissing, I'd also been to a gay club with them and some of my other straight friends. To be clear, I identify as "straight", but, lately, have been thinking about being less private with my sexual identity which is, essentially, open to guys and girls (probably, if anything, I'd say I was 60 or 70% straight, as oddly as that's phrased).
Anyway, as I walked into the room with them kissing, my roommate, straddling his boyfriend (essentially just a hook-up, rather than an emotional relationship) and kissing him, offered me a threesome with the two of them. I wasn't sure how to react and I think I told them "no". Later that night, they asked me again, about 5 or 6 times and I kept saying "no", though, since, I've thought about it a little. I definitely would do it.
The next day, when he was sober, my roommate started to playfully caress my chest and I let him and we shared a few flirtatious looks, even talking about the night before. My own thoughts are that, probably, he thinks I'm into guys also (lucky guess!) and he's interested.
Being supposedly "straight", how do I approach this situation? For the record, I'm not worried because he's my roommate; the way our relationship is, I don't think it's a factor. Give me your opinions, advice and similar stories. Have you been in this sort of situation?
(By the way, let me be clear. I'm not one of these "super-straight" men. I've spoken numerous times about my open views toward sexuality, in general, and my open views toward gay marriage, relationships, sexuality, and issues.)
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