/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>45836809
>what's surprising about it? every girl, even the super straight ones, are, at minimum, bi-curious or have been at one point. speaking as one, girls are pretty. everyone loves boobs.
Not them, but anything a girl would be embarrassed to say in public to someone who is only a friend of mutual interest, like a friendly coworker or hobby enjoyer, is something I would have never heard in my life from a girl. My own parents extremely hateful against such things, so I wouldn't hear it from them. I've never been invited by a girl, or had a girl accept an invitation to a vis-a-vis offer like going out for dinner, and I've never had a group of people who would consider me enough of a friend to be invited to parties or the like.
The only time girls bring up sexual relationships by implication when I'm in the room is if their talking about a current or previous partner, and all of those have been men. And I'm a person past their 20s who isn't in the know with ANYONE, so while I am secure enough to just admit that and ask anyway IRL girls and guys just give me a "bruh" look and end the topic.
I'm not doubting you, but I'm surprised you're surprised that people who can't into intimate relationships would be unaware of this.