Do you know anybody in your life that is bisexual?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, like half of the moms in the PTA! Lots of tea comes out during girls trips and happy hours.

No way this is true.

[Anonymous]

My close friend who is bi has been happily married to a man for 20 years. She was engaged to a woman in her mid-20s but it didn’t work out. I would be beyond stunned if she cheated on her husband. And we are super close.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My close friend who is bi has been happily married to a man for 20 years. She was engaged to a woman in her mid-20s but it didn’t work out. I would be beyond stunned if she cheated on her husband. And we are super close.

She doesn’t feel she’s missing out?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes, like half of the moms in the PTA! Lots of tea comes out during girls trips and happy hours.

No way this is true.

Sure is. More women than you think have experimented above the belt. Many women would be willing to explore if they were suddenly single. I mean who really wants to go for old balls, impotence, farts, scream sneezes and nose picking after a certain age? Women age better in that respect.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My close friend who is bi has been happily married to a man for 20 years. She was engaged to a woman in her mid-20s but it didn’t work out. I would be beyond stunned if she cheated on her husband. And we are super close.

She doesn’t feel she’s missing out?

DP- Missing out on what? Is she missing out on other men by being married? You are not making logical sense.

[Anonymous]

Hand raised. Bisexual man in a long term marriage to a woman. She has no idea. Difficult to explain, but back in my 20s I found a few guys to explore with. One you could say we dated. But never had any plan to live with any of them or get married. I just find both women and men's bodies attractive. With women, I can get turned on by the great majority. With men, it is a very small subset. There had to be some kind of intellectual and emotional bond. Have no problem admitting that part of it was the taboo aspect in terms of doing something that we knew was not accepted by society.

I have no intent to pursue same sex again.

[Anonymous]

Yes, many. They’ve had relationships with both men and women. The kind of relationship they’re in now varies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes, like half of the moms in the PTA! Lots of tea comes out during girls trips and happy hours.

No way this is true.

+ 1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes, like half of the moms in the PTA! Lots of tea comes out during girls trips and happy hours.

No way this is true.

Sure is. More women than you think have experimented above the belt. Many women would be willing to explore if they were suddenly single. I mean who really wants to go for old balls, impotence, farts, scream sneezes and nose picking after a certain age? Women age better in that respect.

Speak for yourself
Strictly Dickly here

[Anonymous]

A couple, both male and female. My best friend is married to a bisexual man. She enjoys threesomes with him and another man. Another male bisexual friend has been happily in a long term relationship. He has always preferred men and doesn't really miss being with a woman. My bisexual female friends have never had problems finding relationships, though they have met many men who think it's great because he will get lots of threesomes. Not getting that they want to be monogamous.

[Anonymous]

My wife, when she’s had two too many she becomes the ILS system for another woman just like her. I call it Grey Goose Gayday

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anyone here know someone how is attracted to one gender? How they can have a stable marriage with 100million potential APs in this country?

I'm only attracted to one gender (I'm a woman attracted to men). When I was younger and single, I had the opportunity to date women but didn't. I realized that for sure I have no interest in same sex relationships.

I know a handful of bi people and all except one are married to opposite sex partners and one is single but open to either.

[Anonymous]

No, not really.
None that stuck that way.

[Anonymous]

Most people I know are bi. This will prob be a hot take in this conservative board.

My sister- has a husband + is dating a girl she's hoping to become more serious with. Professional type people.

My other sister- has a boyfriend, but identifies as bi/pan

My child's father (we have 2 kids) cheats on his women using grindr, new gf every year. Jock type, never would think he's bi. I now assume all men are bi and have trust issues.

My son and daughter- both came out as bi to me this year, haven't told their dad. They are kids though, so I am not making it a big deal, may change. Neither old enough to date, just going based off their crushes. Elementary school age.

My best friend- I hooked up with her in the past. I'm the only woman she's been with. She's single and a bit picky, but I see her finding a guy.

Me- single, focused on my kids and won't do OLD anymore. But open to marrying a woman someday when I have more time to focus on that. Men I mostly just like sexually. But I would maybe be open to having a similar poly situation that my sister has if I did find a good man. When I've dated men I have made it clear I need to date women too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My close friend who is bi has been happily married to a man for 20 years. She was engaged to a woman in her mid-20s but it didn’t work out. I would be beyond stunned if she cheated on her husband. And we are super close.

She doesn’t feel she’s missing out?

I'm not PP but I'm a long term married woman who dated both men and women and... not really how it works. Unless you think straight people think they're missing out if they're not dating other people.

Bisexuality doesn't mean hypersexuality, I'm not attracted to everybody, it's just that gender isn't one of the limiting factors.