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Lesbian Stories
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Lesbian Female / 27
Spurned By Our Boyfriend We've Opted To Move Ahead Without Him
I had a boyfriend in college, he graduated two years earlier. We stayed in touch and he came to my parents' for Thanksgiving. Everyone saw us marrying after I graduated and he went along with it, but no ring, no engagement. After I graduated I returned home while I weighed grad school.
On a whim I decided to go see him, surprise him, In my heart I thought we would go ring shopping. When I showed up he was caught totally by surprise. He was nervous and uncomfortable me staying with him. In the dirty clothes basket I found a pair of panties. I confronted him.
There wasn't a story for him, he confessed to seeing a girl from his office. Nothing serious, but I wasn't there, he needed relief. Even I didn't buy it. I insisted on meeting her. A younger girl, she was a that year hire, from SMU. Good looking, of rich parents, and she was convinced he was going to marry her. And she had never heard of me.
He wasn't ready to let me go, or let her go. He liked having both of us. We gave him an ultimatum, show up with a ring, one ring, and ring one girl. That didn't happen. We put more pressure on him. He either chose, or we both walked. Under the pressure he walked. Leaving both of us with empty hands.
What happened next was never planned. I moved in with her to get a job, postponing grad school. Two years later she moved with me while I worked on my Masters. She worked, I went to school. Over the time I was in grad school we slipped into an intimate relationship. We laughed at first, then got serious. By the time I finished we were well on our way to getting married.
He came to our wedding. He was upset, visibly. It was a total tough shit moment. He didn't want just one of us. Now he couldn't have either one of us. We are pretty low key about it, live a roommate life, but in one room, one bed. We've worked out the mechanics. And have a couple of wedding bands on hand while we get up the nerve to marry.
He won't be best man, we don't need one. We'll have a quiet small wedding. In February, the 14th. It's a date that calls to us.
On a whim I decided to go see him, surprise him, In my heart I thought we would go ring shopping. When I showed up he was caught totally by surprise. He was nervous and uncomfortable me staying with him. In the dirty clothes basket I found a pair of panties. I confronted him.
There wasn't a story for him, he confessed to seeing a girl from his office. Nothing serious, but I wasn't there, he needed relief. Even I didn't buy it. I insisted on meeting her. A younger girl, she was a that year hire, from SMU. Good looking, of rich parents, and she was convinced he was going to marry her. And she had never heard of me.
He wasn't ready to let me go, or let her go. He liked having both of us. We gave him an ultimatum, show up with a ring, one ring, and ring one girl. That didn't happen. We put more pressure on him. He either chose, or we both walked. Under the pressure he walked. Leaving both of us with empty hands.
What happened next was never planned. I moved in with her to get a job, postponing grad school. Two years later she moved with me while I worked on my Masters. She worked, I went to school. Over the time I was in grad school we slipped into an intimate relationship. We laughed at first, then got serious. By the time I finished we were well on our way to getting married.
He came to our wedding. He was upset, visibly. It was a total tough shit moment. He didn't want just one of us. Now he couldn't have either one of us. We are pretty low key about it, live a roommate life, but in one room, one bed. We've worked out the mechanics. And have a couple of wedding bands on hand while we get up the nerve to marry.
He won't be best man, we don't need one. We'll have a quiet small wedding. In February, the 14th. It's a date that calls to us.
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