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Sometimes, the path to falling in love takes a beautiful, wholly unexpected turn.
In the Glamour magazine video above , a woman named Lindsey discusses how she slowly fell in love with another woman, even though she never expected to be in a same-sex relationship .
As Lindsey explains it, her game plan as an 18-year-old new college student was simple: Hook up with boys ― lots of them. The one thing she hadn’t planned for? Falling in love with her “chipper,” almost annoyingly nice roommate, a girl also named Lindsay.
“[We started] hooking up in secret, still totally convinced that we were both straight: we were just best friends, this is totally just what best friends did,” Lindsey says she told herself. “But long story short: We’re still roommates and best friends today ― we’re also in a relationship.”
Hear how the story unfolds in the video above.
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by Evan Scott Schwartz Published: Mar 16, 2015
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One guy reveals what the dude snoring by your side won't.
The first time two people sleep together is fraught with anxiety. But the first time two people sleep together—like jammies, warm milk, and counting sheep—is just as nerve-wracking.
If being naked with someone means exposing yourself, being asleep next to them is the ultimate vulnerability. Here are nine thoughts most guys (particularly anxious ones) have the first time they contemplate sharing a bed with a woman for the entire night.
1. Why Is She On My Side?
Are you territorial about your side of the bed? According to math, there's a 50/50 chance that your new sleepover friend prefers the same side. Well, unless he or she likes to sleep at the foot of the bed like a puppy. Either way, this can create some real tension and makes the post-coital roll to your side very important. It's the easiest way to stake out a spot.
2. Why Aren't We Cuddling?
The first time you sleep with someone reveals something crucial: how you actually sleep. People have different methods. Are you a stomach, edge-of-the-bed, don't-freakin'-touch-me type? Because that can send a pretty brutal unintentional message. Are you a cuddle-monster looking for something with a pulse to replace your childhood teddy bear? That might be just as bad for a guy who needs his sleep space. It's a delicate dance of accidental touching and limbs falling asleep.
3. Am I Moving Around Too Much?
For anxious types only. If you’re a tossing-and-turning sleeper, you may just piss the hell out of someone who needs perfect stillness to fall asleep. If she ends up kicking you in the ribs, chances are you are not being invited back.
4. What If I Snore? Wait, What If She Snores?
Snoring is annoying. People who snore the first time they sleep over are not often asked to return. Guys definitely don't want to lose out on future sex just because they've got weird sinus problems. They also don't want to lose out on precious sleep because a new lady friend sounds like someone trying to start a lawnmower with a chainsaw inside an echo chamber. #StopSleepApnea2015
5. What If I Talk in My Sleep?
People do weird stuff while they're asleep. Revealing weird truths through unconscious mumbling is high on that list. Some sleep-talk can be kinda cute. But if you tend to think about murders or channel demons while in dreamland, you may wake up to a grown woman thrusting a Bible and a handful of garlic in your face.
6. What If I Pee the Bed?
So what if you haven't done it since you were 6 years old? It would be just your luck if it happened tonight of all nights. Also, you drank, like, eight light beers, and they run through you. Plus , she has a fish tank in her bedroom, and the filter sounds like a waterfall...ugh, better pee one more time before bed. Note: This rule applies to all involuntary bodily functions because our bodies are disgusting bags of meat designed to create bad smells at the most inopportune times.
7. Is She Still Breathing?
I swear I have this thought sometimes: "Man, she sure is still when she sleeps... maybe too still. That shrimp we ate tasted funny. I heard that if you drink red and white wine in the same night, you can spontaneously stop breathing. What's the rule with CPR—chest compressions and then assisted breathing, or is it the opposite? Better check my phone...Oh, oh! Sorry sweetie, the light from my phone woke you up."
8. Are We Gonna Do It Again In The Morning?
If the first time you have sex coincides with the first sleepover, this is the top thought in any guy's mind. It can keep a guy up all night, literally and figuratively. If you don't do it again the next morning, does that mean she thinks you were bad the night before? These thoughts will block out any attempt at sleeping until the sun comes up the next morning. Oh wait, she seems to be feeling a little frisky...
9. What's Her Policy On Morning Kisses?
Ugh, is my breath rank? Does she have an extra toothbrush? Nope. See, this is why you always brought a toothbrush to sleepovers in middle school. Guys just never learn.
Evan Scott Schwartz is a writer from New York City.
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[Narrator] I was 18 and moved to New York for college.
In high school I was an overachiever.
did over 600 hours of volunteer work,
and in my senior year, I took eight classes
But college was going to be different.
I knew what I wanted and what I wanted was sex.
The on-ampus housing staff must've had a cruel sense
of humor because we had the same name.
But the similarities stopped there.
Her half of the closet was bright pink dresses
and my half was shades of gray skinny jeans.
She was so chipper and earnest and nice,
so I continually found reasons to blow her off.
I got what my doctor would later call
the worst case of mono I've ever seen
from a grungey guy I hooked up with
after pretending to like death metal.
So now I was bedridden and miserable.
I ended up spending a lot of time with my roommate.
Lindsay took care of me, bringing me protein shakes
with a straw when I was too sick to eat.
And suddenly we were great friends.
Once I recovered from my four month stint with mono,
I was wearing a dress and had some sort of
cleavage situation going on, trying so hard to fit into
my idea of what it meant to go out, hook up, flirt.
It all felt like such a costume and it was.
I think Lindsay even got me to dance,
but it was the most fun I'd had since I started college.
We went back to our dorm room that night
We hugged and the hug just never seemed to end.
Literally, we were just standing there in the middle of our
tiny room, embracing each other for maybe 20 minutes
longer, neither of us saying anything.
I asked her if she wanted to stay in my bed that night
so we could keep hugging, you know, as friends do.
So we're in this tiny twin bed and we're spooning,
I was surprisingly the little spoon,
I could feel her nod yes into the back of my neck.
Even more time goes by and I still haven't fallen asleep
and the sun is coming up and I ask her again, are you awake?
I ask her, do you want me to kiss you?
We couldn't stop, even after both of our mouths were dry
and the whole time I couldn't stop thinking,
what the fuck is happening right now?
This went on for months, slowly escalating
not only physically but emotionally,
hooking up in secret and still totally convinced
that we were both straight, we were just best friends,
this is totally just what best friends did.
Long story short, we're still roommates and best friends,
Since that first dorm room we've lived in
nine apartments together, upgrading from a twin dorm bed
to a full sized IKEA about a year ago.
When I started college, I felt so sure of what I wanted.
I wanted to have casual sex with guys, but here I am,
five years later, I don't wear dresses,
I'm always the big spoon, and I'm a lesbian.
Though not everything changed, I'm still a nerd
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