Anonymous wrote:Very few men are actually bisexual. Most are just in denile / closeted gay
Anonymous wrote:He's just a closeted gay man. I know several that have been through 3 or more women as beards. Its a personality disorder thing. They can't accept all of themselves. This is not society. This is an internal mental health issue.
Anonymous wrote:Why is it called bisexual and not ambisexstrous?
Anonymous wrote:Anyone have a bisexual husband? If so, how and when did he come out to you? I think my partner may be bi. I want to talk to him about it but don’t want to make him feel embarrassed or defensive.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes, well I don't have, I had - he didn't come out, I discovered that he was checking out gay porn sites and gay dating sites. Even though we are divorced, it's still something he can't quite bring himself to admit. After the divorce, a couple of friends asked me if he was gay or bi because they'd gotten those vibes from him all along. He's been dating women since we split though.
He sounds as if he's afraid to come out and be his authentic self and date men, or both men and women. Though I do wonder how you know who an ex is dating, PP; you cant be sure he isn't seeing men too, really, can you?
Anonymous wrote:Yes, well I don't have, I had - he didn't come out, I discovered that he was checking out gay porn sites and gay dating sites. Even though we are divorced, it's still something he can't quite bring himself to admit. After the divorce, a couple of friends asked me if he was gay or bi because they'd gotten those vibes from him all along. He's been dating women since we split though.
Anonymous wrote:Anyone have a bisexual husband? If so, how and when did he come out to you? I think my partner may be bi. I want to talk to him about it but don’t want to make him feel embarrassed or defensive.