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A gay May ?
4:14pm Monday 14th April 2008
This May, I am supposed to be getting married to this really nice guy from Brighton. He is a lovely, gentle sort of man, but I am puzzled by the fact he never makes the slightest attempt to have sex with me. We are more or less living together at the moment but each night when we go to bed he just gives me a polite kiss and then rolls over and goes to sleep. Could there be anything physically wrong with him?
Well, I suppose it's possible he has erectile dysfunction and doesn't want to admit to you he has potency problems. Why not ask him about that?
However, in the course of my career I must have seen dozens of relationships like this one, in which the bloke eventually turned out to be gay.
Usually, the woman was completely amazed to be told the truth. So really, I reckon you should shelve your marriage plans until you know more about your fella's sexuality.
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