Do you know anybody in your life that is bisexual?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: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.

I call BS. Very few bisexual people I know have 3somes. They are monogamous with their parter. And every bi person you know is having them- that's just in your fantasy.

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Anonymous wrote: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

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I am a woman and consider myself bisexual. Happily married to a woman for 20 years and have never cheated or wanted to.
It’s not tricky at all.
I know a few other people that are bi. Bring attracted to men and women doesnt make you any less faithful unless you were that way to start with..

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am a woman and consider myself bisexual. Happily married to a woman for 20 years and have never cheated or wanted to.
It’s not tricky at all.
I know a few other people that are bi. Bring attracted to men and women doesnt make you any less faithful unless you were that way to start with..

++ Most cheaters are straight men!

[Anonymous]

We have friends in most of the alphabet communities. Def a high number of bi & openly poly. The women are often more out than the men. We are the boring straight monogamous couple in the group. That’s not our only community, no idea on what the less visible ratios are in neighborhood and the pta crowd.

I have no doubt that if we weren’t together i would be dating men and women. Younger me wasn’t interested. So cliche.

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Anonymous wrote:What is their relationship status / marriage like? Can’t really imagine the challenges of this. Know a few folks that are interested in both men and women; feels inherently tricky.

That's no different then heterosexual. They just decide to commit to one person and control any urge for others. Bisexual can also make a decision and stick with it. If that doesn't workout, they tok can divorce.

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People who don't want to stay monogamous, can come up with all sorts of excuses, no matter if they are straight, gay or bi or tri.

[Anonymous]

Yes female. Married to a man. She seems to be open about having a girlfriend. I don’t ask not my bizz.

[Anonymous]

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

They’re drunk and experimenting

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: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.

I call BS. Very few bisexual people I know have 3somes. They are monogamous with their parter. And every bi person you know is having them- that's just in your fantasy.

Um, I said 1 is, not every one. She engaged in threesomes and group sex before they met. She was a member at a swinger's club. She's always been turned on by M/M things (we've known each other nearly 30.years, I know A LOT about her) so having the relationship she has just makes sense.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Everyone is on a spectrum, OP. A lot of people have thoughts, but never act on them, because it's just too much work and they're not that interested.

Stop saying this. It’s where the backlash is coming from. I’m not on a spectrum. People insisting on it feels predatory. I want to support everyone but I totally get why there is backlash.

—Straight happily married woman

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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

Snorted my coffee.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes. Am one. Know many. Yes, most of us are married to opposite sex partners and read "straight". It's not especially tricky.

So you’re content with all exploring with your partner? And giving up that other side of you?

It is all one person.

You can like more than one type of dessert and still enjoy the one you are eating at the time.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes. Am one. Know many. Yes, most of us are married to opposite sex partners and read "straight". It's not especially tricky.

So you’re content with all exploring with your partner? And giving up that other side of you?

It's called marriage....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes. Am one. Know many. Yes, most of us are married to opposite sex partners and read "straight". It's not especially tricky.

So you’re content with all exploring with your partner? And giving up that other side of you?

It's called marriage....

Yes, I don't understand why people have a hard time with this. Unless you think straight people are also closing off part of themselves when they get married.

Bisexuality isn't polyamory.