The usual double standards

[Anonymous]

I've been skimming thru the topics today and I'm ashamed to find the typical bi-female/lesbian favoritism here. One thread with a closeted bi-man who was caught by his wife in a 30 year affair with a high school friend was vilified as cheating, lying, scum. while a few pages later was a thread containing a post from a woman engaging in an affair with an old female friend - she says neither husband knows and the sex is so wonderful... high fives all around

[Anonymous]

On a forum with an overwhelming percentage of women, you're likely to find women supporting each other. Why don't you visit the He-man woman haters site for the support you crave.

[Anonymous]

Because as a bi-sexual woman in an honest open relationship I'm disgusted by the cheating, but even more disgusted by the support in the name of "feminism" and misandry

[Anonymous]

I'm a bi woman, always in monogamous relationships, and I believe that excusing two women cheating together is more about deeply ingrained sexism towards women, as if women aren't as worthy or as threatening as men, so two women cheating together isn't as serious. I think it's appalling.

[Anonymous]

My understanding is that a lot of people don't believe that two women can have "real" sex, which is so revealing on so many levels.

[Anonymous]

OP here : When I have sex with my girlfriend it's a real and wonderful and satisfying as when I have sex with my husband.

[Anonymous]

I'll let you in on a man secret: A lot of them think sex revolves around a penis. I've overheard men talking, and they literally say they can't imagine what two women can even do together that's satisfying, without some form of phallus involved. lololol

[Anonymous]

They are sometimrs silly.

I think the reason DH was ok with the thought of my bisexuality at first was because he thought I would be bringing other women home to share. Never happened. I've had the same GF for 22 years of my 26 year long marriage. She and DH are goid friends. He does things around her house for her. She and her children are welcome anytime, but he's never touched her in a sexual way.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My understanding is that a lot of people don't believe that two women can have "real" sex, which is so revealing on so many levels.

Maryland law defines infidelity as being sexual intercourse occurring outside of the marrisge between a man and a woman. Every other combination is okay.

[Anonymous]

Go back to your MRA meeting loser