I won’t lie, sometimes it’s a little too accurate for comfort. I do overthink stuff, feel things deeply, and I can be super chill.with a soft heart, deep feelings, and a strong emotional intelligence that makes me naturally understanding and artistic. i notice vibes more than words, and I’ll replay conversations in my mind way after everyone else has moved on. But at the same time, I’m not out here making life decisions based on star signs. It’s more like… a funny mirror sometimes, not a manual. So yeah, Pisces through and through but I’m still just me at the end of the day.

I always try to join, but most of the time I’m at work during those hours. On my off days, I go through the recorded videos to catch up and understand how it went.

Happy belated birthday......Noor🧁

That sounds like something you’ve really come to understand about yourself over time. People’s sense of attraction and identity can shift or become clearer as life goes on,and it can take a while to put the pieces together. Whatever label feels right for you nowor even if you’re still figuring it out it’s okay to just be honest with yourself about what you’re feeling. There’s no need to rush to define it perfectly.

@William P you don’t have to rush anything or label it before you’re ready,just moving at your own pace is valid. It’s good you’ve found a space where you feel connected, even if it’s just in groups for now. And honestly, adding your photo when you’re ready is your choice, no pressure from anyone. Just do what feels comfortable for you.

There’s nothing wrong or unusual about wanting two rooms. Even completely straight couples sometimes do that just for comfort, sleep, space, or privacy. So if that would help you both feel more relaxed, it’s a totally valid option. If you’re unsure, a middle ground could be booking a room with twin beds instead of a double. That often feels less loaded mentally and still keeps you together in one space without it feeling too intense. I have no opportunity to travel yet but I heard and read about Dubai public behavior is generally more reserved there, so most couples (regardless of orientation) tend to keep affection low-key in public anyway. In private spaces like your hotel room, you should just focus on what feels normal and comfortable for you two, not what old fears are trying to bring back. I will also advice,both of you just be your selves, stay respectful in public, and in private. That kind of simple agreement can take a lot of pressure off. You don’t need to overthink “how to behave” as much as just choose what makes you both feel safe and at ease with each other