Author's Note: All Characters are 18+. This is a personal story, and took place during my sophomore year in college.
This story isn't about perfect grammar and proper comma placement. If that's what you're looking for, don't read any further! True fans - thank you and I hope you enjoy!
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Sitting in my best friend's dorm, on her bed, I avoided eye contact as she stripped out of her work uniform. After I came out as a bisexual all of my female friends became nervous around me.
Nicole was no different.
She suddenly turned to me and said, "You're not about to turn on me, are you? Can I trust you to keep it in your pants?"
"Yes." I watched her throw her work clothes in the laundry basket. "I don't see you that way."
"What do you mean?" She seemed offended.
I pulled my math textbook out my book bag. College courses were weighing heavy on me, so I wanted to get a head start. "I don't find you attractive."
"Did I hurt your feelings or something?" She crawled onto the bed, dressed only in her bra and panties.
I opened the book to my homework assignment. "No. Why?"
"Cause you're being really rude."
"How?" Now, I was getting offended. Every lesbian isn't attracted to every women out there in the world. We do have standards.
"What do you mean, you don't find me attractive?"
"I don't find you attractive. I don't know how else to say that."
"How can you say that?" She stood on the bed just hovering over me for several seconds. Almost completely naked, she spun around on top of the bed. I didn't touch her, nor did I bat an eyelash.
Nicole let her hair down from the clip before sitting down on the heels of her feet in front of me.
"Because I'm not a guys, and I don't think every girl I meet is fuck worthy. Sorry."
"You're a bitch."
"Okay." I grabbed a pencil and started to solve the problems on the page.
"You're really going to ignore me?"
"What do you want me to do?"
"You fucked Brianna." She said, referring to the college Professor I told her I had an affair with the summer before.
"I didn't fuck her. She fucked me. It's a difference."
"But you said she taught you stuff."
"So?"
"Teach me. Or better yet," she said forcing my book closed. "Show me."