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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate

What do you make of a profile that you like on a dating website where they state:

1- They're looking for a serious relationship

2- They're Bisexual

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

They’re looking for a serious relationship and are attracted to men and women

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It’s common knowledge that bi sexual people are very greedy, so I don’t think I could. Sharing is a big part of being in a relationship for me

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By *reyToTheFairiesWoman
over a year ago

Carlisle usually

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Is there a reason the two are relevant to each other?

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By *ullyMan
over a year ago

Near Clacton

I would take that they are looking for a like person.

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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate


"...

Is there a reason the two are relevant to each other?"

I can understand people who are already in a committed relationship for years then they decided they want to bring others into their sex life and be secure enough to that. However it's very unusual to find a person wanting to share or be shared as a criteria in their future life partner.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"...

Is there a reason the two are relevant to each other?

I can understand people who are already in a committed relationship for years then they decided they want to bring others into their sex life and be secure enough to that. However it's very unusual to find a person wanting to share or be shared as a criteria in their future life partner. "

Why does being bisexual mean they want to be shared?

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By *reyToTheFairiesWoman
over a year ago

Carlisle usually


"...

Is there a reason the two are relevant to each other?

I can understand people who are already in a committed relationship for years then they decided they want to bring others into their sex life and be secure enough to that. However it's very unusual to find a person wanting to share or be shared as a criteria in their future life partner. "

...

And what does bisexual have to do with non monogamy?

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By * and R cple4Couple
over a year ago

swansea

I would take it that they are looking for a serious relationship .. Not sure what other way it can be taken as.

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By *ittlebirdWoman
over a year ago

The Big Smoke

I’m bi OP and have had relationships with men and women. Not at the same time. It means this

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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate


"I’m bi OP and have had relationships with men and women. Not at the same time. It means this "

So you oppress your sexual attraction to gender A while you're in a relationship with gender B. While waiting for the next relationship?

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple
over a year ago

Leeds

I don't understand the issue?

Mrs

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By *ittlebirdWoman
over a year ago

The Big Smoke


"I’m bi OP and have had relationships with men and women. Not at the same time. It means this

So you oppress your sexual attraction to gender A while you're in a relationship with gender B. While waiting for the next relationship? "

I don’t “oppress” anything. I’m attracted to men and women. So if I fall in love with a man I’m in that relationship for keeps. Or a woman. Do you not understand the concept of being bisexual OP?

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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate


"I’m bi OP and have had relationships with men and women. Not at the same time. It means this

So you oppress your sexual attraction to gender A while you're in a relationship with gender B. While waiting for the next relationship?

I don’t “oppress” anything. I’m attracted to men and women. So if I fall in love with a man I’m in that relationship for keeps. Or a woman. Do you not understand the concept of being bisexual OP? "

I am not bisexual so may be I don't understand the concept. But I assume someone attracted to both sexes. Not someone who switches his sexual desires between relations. A committed relationship is not a temporary measure and so is your sexuality. Me thinking

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By *rsMistyPeaksWoman
over a year ago

Essex


"I’m bi OP and have had relationships with men and women. Not at the same time. It means this

So you oppress your sexual attraction to gender A while you're in a relationship with gender B. While waiting for the next relationship?

I don’t “oppress” anything. I’m attracted to men and women. So if I fall in love with a man I’m in that relationship for keeps. Or a woman. Do you not understand the concept of being bisexual OP?

I am not bisexual so may be I don't understand the concept. But I assume someone attracted to both sexes. Not someone who switches his sexual desires between relations. A committed relationship is not a temporary measure and so is your sexuality. Me thinking "

Everyone switched sexual desires between relationships- from the person they *were* with to the person they are *now* with. The genitalia is irrelevant.

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By *reyToTheFairiesWoman
over a year ago

Carlisle usually


"I’m bi OP and have had relationships with men and women. Not at the same time. It means this

So you oppress your sexual attraction to gender A while you're in a relationship with gender B. While waiting for the next relationship? "

I'm pansexual. This does not mean that I need a relationship with at least one of each of men, women, transmasc, transfem, hermaphrodites, and non binary to feel fulfilled.

Do straight people suddenly cease to be attracted to other members of the relevant sex entirely on entering a monogamous relationship?

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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate


"I’m bi OP and have had relationships with men and women. Not at the same time. It means this

So you oppress your sexual attraction to gender A while you're in a relationship with gender B. While waiting for the next relationship?

I don’t “oppress” anything. I’m attracted to men and women. So if I fall in love with a man I’m in that relationship for keeps. Or a woman. Do you not understand the concept of being bisexual OP?

I am not bisexual so may be I don't understand the concept. But I assume someone attracted to both sexes. Not someone who switches his sexual desires between relations. A committed relationship is not a temporary measure and so is your sexuality. Me thinking

Everyone switched sexual desires between relationships- from the person they *were* with to the person they are *now* with. The genitalia is irrelevant."

Not sure what you mean. I am talking about sexual orientation. If I am attracted to different people sexually and I commit myself to one person, I guess I am oppressing my desires. What am I missing here?

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple
over a year ago

Leeds

Ok so I'm in a relationship with a man, I don't oppress my attraction to women I'm still attracted to them however I'm an adult and I wouldn't act on my attraction (not without the Mr joining anyway)

That's like saying straight people looking for a long term relationship oppress their sexual attraction to others of the opposite sex they are destined to be cheats too?

Straight/bi/pan/whatever it doesn't matter you are either monogamous or not.

Mrs

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By *ittlebirdWoman
over a year ago

The Big Smoke


"I’m bi OP and have had relationships with men and women. Not at the same time. It means this

So you oppress your sexual attraction to gender A while you're in a relationship with gender B. While waiting for the next relationship?

I don’t “oppress” anything. I’m attracted to men and women. So if I fall in love with a man I’m in that relationship for keeps. Or a woman. Do you not understand the concept of being bisexual OP?

I am not bisexual so may be I don't understand the concept. But I assume someone attracted to both sexes. Not someone who switches his sexual desires between relations. A committed relationship is not a temporary measure and so is your sexuality. Me thinking

Everyone switched sexual desires between relationships- from the person they *were* with to the person they are *now* with. The genitalia is irrelevant."

This is true. 100%

And just to add I ended shitty relationships because the people who I was in a relationship were cunts. Not because they were a particular sex or not

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I’m bi OP and have had relationships with men and women. Not at the same time. It means this

So you oppress your sexual attraction to gender A while you're in a relationship with gender B. While waiting for the next relationship? "

Do heterosexual people have to suppress their desire to fuck all other opposite gendered people when they're in a committed relationship?

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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate


"I’m bi OP and have had relationships with men and women. Not at the same time. It means this

So you oppress your sexual attraction to gender A while you're in a relationship with gender B. While waiting for the next relationship?

I'm pansexual. This does not mean that I need a relationship with at least one of each of men, women, transmasc, transfem, hermaphrodites, and non binary to feel fulfilled.

Do straight people suddenly cease to be attracted to other members of the relevant sex entirely on entering a monogamous relationship?"

Yes they are. If you like bananas and strawberries, then commit yourself to only eating Bananas, I guess you're suppressing your desire for strawberries

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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate


"I’m bi OP and have had relationships with men and women. Not at the same time. It means this

So you oppress your sexual attraction to gender A while you're in a relationship with gender B. While waiting for the next relationship?

Do heterosexual people have to suppress their desire to fuck all other opposite gendered people when they're in a committed relationship? "

They definitely do. Ask any man lol

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By *ittlebirdWoman
over a year ago

The Big Smoke


"I’m bi OP and have had relationships with men and women. Not at the same time. It means this

So you oppress your sexual attraction to gender A while you're in a relationship with gender B. While waiting for the next relationship?

I'm pansexual. This does not mean that I need a relationship with at least one of each of men, women, transmasc, transfem, hermaphrodites, and non binary to feel fulfilled.

Do straight people suddenly cease to be attracted to other members of the relevant sex entirely on entering a monogamous relationship?

Yes they are. If you like bananas and strawberries, then commit yourself to only eating Bananas, I guess you're suppressing your desire for strawberries "

Or in other words committing yourself to a monogamous relationship?

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By *affeine DuskMan
over a year ago

Caerphilly


"I’m bi OP and have had relationships with men and women. Not at the same time. It means this

So you oppress your sexual attraction to gender A while you're in a relationship with gender B. While waiting for the next relationship?

Do heterosexual people have to suppress their desire to fuck all other opposite gendered people when they're in a committed relationship?

They definitely do. Ask any man lol "

So there's no difference?

A monogamous relationship means suppresing desire for any other person, regardless of sex, gender, etc.?

That sounds kinda grim.

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By *reyToTheFairiesWoman
over a year ago

Carlisle usually


"Do straight people suddenly cease to be attracted to other members of the relevant sex entirely on entering a monogamous relationship?

Yes they are. If you like bananas and strawberries, then commit yourself to only eating Bananas, I guess you're suppressing your desire for strawberries "

....

But what about the other bananas? You're committing to a single banana. So you're suppressing your desire for both strawberries and other attractive bananas.

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By *reyToTheFairiesWoman
over a year ago

Carlisle usually


"Do heterosexual people have to suppress their desire to fuck all other opposite gendered people when they're in a committed relationship?

They definitely do. Ask any man lol "

So... if it applies to heterosexual people as well, why is it relevant that they're bisexual?

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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate


"I’m bi OP and have had relationships with men and women. Not at the same time. It means this

So you oppress your sexual attraction to gender A while you're in a relationship with gender B. While waiting for the next relationship?

I'm pansexual. This does not mean that I need a relationship with at least one of each of men, women, transmasc, transfem, hermaphrodites, and non binary to feel fulfilled.

Do straight people suddenly cease to be attracted to other members of the relevant sex entirely on entering a monogamous relationship?

Yes they are. If you like bananas and strawberries, then commit yourself to only eating Bananas, I guess you're suppressing your desire for strawberries

Or in other words committing yourself to a monogamous relationship? "

If I only like strawberries, but don't like bananas, and I commit myself to one strawberry that never ends. I am stopping myself from the temptation to eat other strawberries. But I can still enjoy my strawberry regularly.

However if I like both and I only eat strawberry. It's harder. I guess

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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate

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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate

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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate


"Do straight people suddenly cease to be attracted to other members of the relevant sex entirely on entering a monogamous relationship?

Yes they are. If you like bananas and strawberries, then commit yourself to only eating Bananas, I guess you're suppressing your desire for strawberries

....

But what about the other bananas? You're committing to a single banana. So you're suppressing your desire for both strawberries and other attractive bananas."

Suppressing yourself from eating other bananas while you have access to your beloved banana is much easier than not having any bananas because you're committed to one strawberry.

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By *elix SightedMan
over a year ago

Cloud 8


"I’m bi OP and have had relationships with men and women. Not at the same time. It means this

So you oppress your sexual attraction to gender A while you're in a relationship with gender B. While waiting for the next relationship? "

Crikey OP!

I’m straight. When I walk down the road or into a bar, I may see multiple women that meet my basic physical desires. In other words I fancy them. If I meet one and we get on, develop a relationship and stay together, then I form a strong bond with that woman. It doesn’t stop me from recognising there are still many other beautiful women out there. But I don’t act on that because I have a bond with and strong feelings for the woman I’m with.

Being straight doesn’t mean that every women is in permanent and immediate peril from me.

If I were bisexual, it’s the same. Yes, the pool of people to whom I’m attracted is bigger, but it doesn’t mean I run around with a permanently dripping lobb on, buggering anything that dares to look at me twice. I’m in a relationship!

It’s really not a tricky concept.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Do straight people suddenly cease to be attracted to other members of the relevant sex entirely on entering a monogamous relationship?

Yes they are. If you like bananas and strawberries, then commit yourself to only eating Bananas, I guess you're suppressing your desire for strawberries

....

But what about the other bananas? You're committing to a single banana. So you're suppressing your desire for both strawberries and other attractive bananas."

I've never read a better argument for non-monogamy!

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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate

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By *affeine DuskMan
over a year ago

Caerphilly


"Do straight people suddenly cease to be attracted to other members of the relevant sex entirely on entering a monogamous relationship?

Yes they are. If you like bananas and strawberries, then commit yourself to only eating Bananas, I guess you're suppressing your desire for strawberries

....

But what about the other bananas? You're committing to a single banana. So you're suppressing your desire for both strawberries and other attractive bananas.

Suppressing yourself from eating other bananas while you have access to your beloved banana is much easier than not having any bananas because you're committed to one strawberry.

"

I'm so Pan I'm thinking of mango now

A commitment isn't a necessity. It's a choice, based on wants and needs.

People choose to be commited to that banana, no matter how much they like other bananas, or if they like strawberries, or like that one guy who fucked that watermelon.

That guy was me and is it a metaphor? I'll never tell.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
over a year ago

in Lancashire

That Mr Delmonte was a bit of a lad..

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By *reyToTheFairiesWoman
over a year ago

Carlisle usually


"Suppressing yourself from eating other bananas while you have access to your beloved banana is much easier than not having any bananas because you're committed to one strawberry.

"

So... still suppressing sexual desire.

If you're having difficulty focusing on your monogamous partner, that's a personal issue. Nothing to do with whether you're attracted to one gender or more.

You can try and argue that that kind of person gives a completely different flavour. But it's all the same. Fruit is fruit. People are people. There's a lot of variety and a lot of excuses to try and justify cheating on a diet

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By *amnaughtybutniceWoman
over a year ago

tf1


"I’m bi OP and have had relationships with men and women. Not at the same time. It means this

So you oppress your sexual attraction to gender A while you're in a relationship with gender B. While waiting for the next relationship?

Crikey OP!

I’m straight. When I walk down the road or into a bar, I may see multiple women that meet my basic physical desires. In other words I fancy them. If I meet one and we get on, develop a relationship and stay together, then I form a strong bond with that woman. It doesn’t stop me from recognising there are still many other beautiful women out there. But I don’t act on that because I have a bond with and strong feelings for the woman I’m with.

Being straight doesn’t mean that every women is in permanent and immediate peril from me.

If I were bisexual, it’s the same. Yes, the pool of people to whom I’m attracted is bigger, but it doesn’t mean I run around with a permanently dripping lobb on, buggering anything that dares to look at me twice. I’m in a relationship!

It’s really not a tricky concept."

This. I’m bi but if I’m in a committed relationship I’m in a committed relationship. No doubt I’m going to find both men and women I find attractive. Doesn’t mean I’m going to cheat.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It’s a great dynamic to add to the fun

I can put as bisexual last year and enjoy women now to

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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate


"I’m bi OP and have had relationships with men and women. Not at the same time. It means this

So you oppress your sexual attraction to gender A while you're in a relationship with gender B. While waiting for the next relationship?

Crikey OP!

I’m straight. When I walk down the road or into a bar, I may see multiple women that meet my basic physical desires. In other words I fancy them. If I meet one and we get on, develop a relationship and stay together, then I form a strong bond with that woman. It doesn’t stop me from recognising there are still many other beautiful women out there. But I don’t act on that because I have a bond with and strong feelings for the woman I’m with.

Being straight doesn’t mean that every women is in permanent and immediate peril from me.

If I were bisexual, it’s the same. Yes, the pool of people to whom I’m attracted is bigger, but it doesn’t mean I run around with a permanently dripping lobb on, buggering anything that dares to look at me twice. I’m in a relationship!

It’s really not a tricky concept."

When you're heterosexual, you like pussies and you got one.

If you like both pussies and cocks, and you got one pussy. It's totally different.

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By *ymAndIcedCoffeeWoman
over a year ago

Worcester

This thread is utterly baffling.

I mean we’re on a swinging site. Surely the vast majority of people are non-monogamous anyway so there’s no need to commit yourself to a fucking pineapple.

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By *elix SightedMan
over a year ago

Cloud 8


"I’m bi OP and have had relationships with men and women. Not at the same time. It means this

So you oppress your sexual attraction to gender A while you're in a relationship with gender B. While waiting for the next relationship?

Crikey OP!

I’m straight. When I walk down the road or into a bar, I may see multiple women that meet my basic physical desires. In other words I fancy them. If I meet one and we get on, develop a relationship and stay together, then I form a strong bond with that woman. It doesn’t stop me from recognising there are still many other beautiful women out there. But I don’t act on that because I have a bond with and strong feelings for the woman I’m with.

Being straight doesn’t mean that every women is in permanent and immediate peril from me.

If I were bisexual, it’s the same. Yes, the pool of people to whom I’m attracted is bigger, but it doesn’t mean I run around with a permanently dripping lobb on, buggering anything that dares to look at me twice. I’m in a relationship!

It’s really not a tricky concept.

When you're heterosexual, you like pussies and you got one.

If you like both pussies and cocks, and you got one pussy. It's totally different. "

No, it really isn’t. And by the way that’s disturbingly reductive, people are more than just their reproductive organs.

It doesn’t matter what you like, if you commit to one person you commit to that person over all others. Gender, preferences and genitals have nothing to do with it. When I’m seeing someone, I don’t daydream about other women. I focus on my relationship. If I’m bi and seeing a woman, I just as equally wouldn’t daydream about any other men or women. I’m in a relationship.

If you like we can start with my advanced maths lesson involving three beans and another bean.

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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate


"Suppressing yourself from eating other bananas while you have access to your beloved banana is much easier than not having any bananas because you're committed to one strawberry.

So... still suppressing sexual desire.

If you're having difficulty focusing on your monogamous partner, that's a personal issue. Nothing to do with whether you're attracted to one gender or more.

You can try and argue that that kind of person gives a completely different flavour. But it's all the same. Fruit is fruit. People are people. There's a lot of variety and a lot of excuses to try and justify cheating on a diet "

Nobody is talking about cheating. When I see a woman on a dating websites stating she's bisexual I find her even more interesting and I'd let her indulge with another female. As long as I have her heart.

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By *affeine DuskMan
over a year ago

Caerphilly


"When you're heterosexual, you like pussies and you got one.

If you like both pussies and cocks, and you got one pussy. It's totally different. "

...yeah, I'm out.

People who like both pussies and cocks are telling you it's not different at all.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"This thread is utterly baffling.

I mean we’re on a swinging site. Surely the vast majority of people are non-monogamous anyway so there’s no need to commit yourself to a fucking pineapple."

Fucking pineapples is ill-advised due to it's meat-tenderising properties....

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By *ymAndIcedCoffeeWoman
over a year ago

Worcester


"This thread is utterly baffling.

I mean we’re on a swinging site. Surely the vast majority of people are non-monogamous anyway so there’s no need to commit yourself to a fucking pineapple.

Fucking pineapples is ill-advised due to it's meat-tenderising properties...."

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By *reyToTheFairiesWoman
over a year ago

Carlisle usually


"Nobody is talking about cheating. When I see a woman on a dating websites stating she's bisexual I find her even more interesting and I'd let her indulge with another female. As long as I have her heart. "

Let her indulge

The point has been made a hundred times over by people of various sexualities.

Bisexual does not mean incapable of a happy and monogamous relationship, or that they're even interested in anything else

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By *awpleasureMan
over a year ago

Sutton Coldfield


"It’s common knowledge that bi sexual people are very greedy, so I don’t think I could. Sharing is a big part of being in a relationship for me "

Don't you just love a sweeping generalisation.

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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman
over a year ago

little house on the praire

Not sure you know what Bi sexual is op

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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate


"Nobody is talking about cheating. When I see a woman on a dating websites stating she's bisexual I find her even more interesting and I'd let her indulge with another female. As long as I have her heart.

Let her indulge

The point has been made a hundred times over by people of various sexualities.

Bisexual does not mean incapable of a happy and monogamous relationship, or that they're even interested in anything else "

As if monogamy exist anymore. 10% of top men society are taking turns to 80% of women while the rest of men are wanking. We are probably the most polygamous society in the world in history.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"...

Is there a reason the two are relevant to each other?

I can understand people who are already in a committed relationship for years then they decided they want to bring others into their sex life and be secure enough to that. However it's very unusual to find a person wanting to share or be shared as a criteria in their future life partner.

...

And what does bisexual have to do with non monogamy?"

I thought the same too

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"What do you make of a profile that you like on a dating website where they state:

1- They're looking for a serious relationship

2- They're Bisexual

"

For what it’s worth…

I make of it as…

1 ~ They’re looking for a serious relationship

2 ~ They’re bisexual

That’s it for me, plain and simple

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By *reyToTheFairiesWoman
over a year ago

Carlisle usually


"As if monogamy exist anymore. 10% of top men society are taking turns to 80% of women while the rest of men are wanking. We are probably the most polygamous society in the world in history. "

Again. If this is apparently the case, why does it matter if they're bisexual?

I'm happily both poly and bi. It's not pokemon though. The fact that everyone I'm involved with currently has a penis doesn't mean I feel like I'm missing out on vagina or that I have some pressing need to be with a woman

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

So what are you saying is that someone who is bisexual can’t have or want a serious relationship?

That’s some weird thinking

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

Many people prefer to be honest and open and find that they are better sharing some things from the start, especially when they have perhaps had issues with something beforehand. I'd like someone for their honesty

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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate


"As if monogamy exist anymore. 10% of top men society are taking turns to 80% of women while the rest of men are wanking. We are probably the most polygamous society in the world in history.

Again. If this is apparently the case, why does it matter if they're bisexual?

I'm happily both poly and bi. It's not pokemon though. The fact that everyone I'm involved with currently has a penis doesn't mean I feel like I'm missing out on vagina or that I have some pressing need to be with a woman "

Do you have pressing needs for a cock? Cause I can't be happy without a vagina

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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate


"Many people prefer to be honest and open and find that they are better sharing some things from the start, especially when they have perhaps had issues with something beforehand. I'd like someone for their honesty "

My fav answer so far

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It’s common knowledge that bi sexual people are very greedy, so I don’t think I could. Sharing is a big part of being in a relationship for me

Don't you just love a sweeping generalisation. "

The person who posted that is bi-sexual.

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By *reyToTheFairiesWoman
over a year ago

Carlisle usually


"It’s common knowledge that bi sexual people are very greedy, so I don’t think I could. Sharing is a big part of being in a relationship for me

Don't you just love a sweeping generalisation.

The person who posted that is bi-sexual. "

... And does not represent the opinions or dating habits of all bisexuals

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It’s common knowledge that bi sexual people are very greedy, so I don’t think I could. Sharing is a big part of being in a relationship for me

Don't you just love a sweeping generalisation.

The person who posted that is bi-sexual.

... And does not represent the opinions or dating habits of all bisexuals "

I'd bet money it was a joke. Wokingham makes those kinds of comments all the time.

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By *awpleasureMan
over a year ago

Sutton Coldfield


"It’s common knowledge that bi sexual people are very greedy, so I don’t think I could. Sharing is a big part of being in a relationship for me

Don't you just love a sweeping generalisation.

The person who posted that is bi-sexual.

... And does not represent the opinions or dating habits of all bisexuals

I'd bet money it was a joke. Wokingham makes those kinds of comments all the time. "

I stand corrected but as their profile was hidden I did not realise they were bi. My bad.

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By *reyToTheFairiesWoman
over a year ago

Carlisle usually


"It’s common knowledge that bi sexual people are very greedy, so I don’t think I could. Sharing is a big part of being in a relationship for me

Don't you just love a sweeping generalisation.

The person who posted that is bi-sexual.

... And does not represent the opinions or dating habits of all bisexuals

I'd bet money it was a joke. Wokingham makes those kinds of comments all the time.

I stand corrected but as their profile was hidden I did not realise they were bi. My bad. "

Why your bad? It was a sweeping generalisation after all

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
over a year ago

The Town by The Cross

Woody Allen said being bi-sexual mean never being short of a date on a Saturday night.

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By *awpleasureMan
over a year ago

Sutton Coldfield


"It’s common knowledge that bi sexual people are very greedy, so I don’t think I could. Sharing is a big part of being in a relationship for me

Don't you just love a sweeping generalisation.

The person who posted that is bi-sexual.

... And does not represent the opinions or dating habits of all bisexuals

I'd bet money it was a joke. Wokingham makes those kinds of comments all the time.

I stand corrected but as their profile was hidden I did not realise they were bi. My bad.

Why your bad? It was a sweeping generalisation after all "

But said in jest and I fell for it

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'm not trying to be funny.

I literally, don't understand the question.

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By *rlandoMan
over a year ago

Lincs. yorks.

1. try asking them is a good idea

2. meet them ad find out for yourself.

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By *reyToTheFairiesWoman
over a year ago

Carlisle usually


"I'm not trying to be funny.

I literally, don't understand the question."

It's on a par with what to make of someone who says both that they like eggs, and that they enjoy music.

But with slightly more gross undertones

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By *MisschiefxTV/TS
over a year ago

London

I would only date other bisexuals. So it would be a plus for me.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Many people prefer to be honest and open and find that they are better sharing some things from the start, especially when they have perhaps had issues with something beforehand. I'd like someone for their honesty

My fav answer so far "

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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate


"I'm not trying to be funny.

I literally, don't understand the question.

It's on a par with what to make of someone who says both that they like eggs, and that they enjoy music.

But with slightly more gross undertones "

Just tiny tiny difference is you're not gonna break "The monogamy" oath to eggs if you listen to music

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By *igboobstCouple
over a year ago

barrow

Don't see what the issue is? T being Bi has only brought good things into our relationship

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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate


"Don't see what the issue is? T being Bi has only brought good things into our relationship "

I wasn't trying to present it as an issue.

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By *ymAndIcedCoffeeWoman
over a year ago

Worcester


"I'm not trying to be funny.

I literally, don't understand the question.

It's on a par with what to make of someone who says both that they like eggs, and that they enjoy music.

But with slightly more gross undertones

Just tiny tiny difference is you're not gonna break "The monogamy" oath to eggs if you listen to music"

I know this is hard to understand, but everyone fancies other people.

Like if I am straight but fancy both redhead and blonde men, I’m not going to cheat on my redhead with a blonde man just because I like both.

But also, non-monogamy is a thing. You don’t have to be monogamous. I don’t understand why people forget that on a site that is literally about a non-monogamous lifestyle.

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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate

[Removed by poster at 30/01/24 07:27:58]

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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate


"I'm not trying to be funny.

I literally, don't understand the question.

It's on a par with what to make of someone who says both that they like eggs, and that they enjoy music.

But with slightly more gross undertones

Just tiny tiny difference is you're not gonna break "The monogamy" oath to eggs if you listen to music

I know this is hard to understand, but everyone fancies other people.

Like if I am straight but fancy both redhead and blonde men, I’m not going to cheat on my redhead with a blonde man just because I like both.

But also, non-monogamy is a thing. You don’t have to be monogamous. I don’t understand why people forget that on a site that is literally about a non-monogamous lifestyle."

That's why the assumption of "monogamy" in the responses surprised me.

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By *ymAndIcedCoffeeWoman
over a year ago

Worcester


"I'm not trying to be funny.

I literally, don't understand the question.

It's on a par with what to make of someone who says both that they like eggs, and that they enjoy music.

But with slightly more gross undertones

Just tiny tiny difference is you're not gonna break "The monogamy" oath to eggs if you listen to music

I know this is hard to understand, but everyone fancies other people.

Like if I am straight but fancy both redhead and blonde men, I’m not going to cheat on my redhead with a blonde man just because I like both.

But also, non-monogamy is a thing. You don’t have to be monogamous. I don’t understand why people forget that on a site that is literally about a non-monogamous lifestyle.

That's why the assumption of "monogamy" in the responses surprised me. "

I mean it honestly depends what site/app you were using.

Most bisexual people are monogamous. They don’t feel like they’re giving anything up to be monogamous because they found their person.

Lots of bisexual people are non-monogamous - like me. If I was heterosexual I’d still be non-monogamous though.

Sexuality isn’t related to if you are monogamous or non-monogamous.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"What do you make of a profile that you like on a dating website where they state:

1- They're looking for a serious relationship

2- They're Bisexual

"

I would contact them as they fit the criteria of the guys I'm seeking; open and honest by admitting that he's bi (which I adore) even though I'm straight.

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By *arlot o scaraWoman
over a year ago

Hell

I’m channeling my inner Shaun Ryder as this thread has well and truly twisted my melon

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By *TG3Man
over a year ago

Dorchester


"...

Is there a reason the two are relevant to each other?"

yes he's bi and not getting any replies well from women anyways

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Ok so I'm in a relationship with a man, I don't oppress my attraction to women I'm still attracted to them however I'm an adult and I wouldn't act on my attraction (not without the Mr joining anyway)

That's like saying straight people looking for a long term relationship oppress their sexual attraction to others of the opposite sex they are destined to be cheats too?

Straight/bi/pan/whatever it doesn't matter you are either monogamous or not.

Mrs "

This.

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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate


"What do you make of a profile that you like on a dating website where they state:

1- They're looking for a serious relationship

2- They're Bisexual

I would contact them as they fit the criteria of the guys I'm seeking; open and honest by admitting that he's bi (which I adore) even though I'm straight."

They are females I was speaking of as it's Mr here and I am straight

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By *ea monkeyMan
over a year ago

Manchester (he/him)

Being bisexual doesn’t mean that I’m more likely to cheat.

Being bisexual doesn’t mean that I can’t be monogamous.

Being bisexual doesn’t mean that I fancy everyone.

Being a cheater makes someone more inclined to cheat. Their sexuality is irrelevant.

I hope I’ve cleared that up for you

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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate

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By *riel13Woman
over a year ago

Northampton

I would assume they were looking for either a boyfriend or a girlfriend

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By *ymAndIcedCoffeeWoman
over a year ago

Worcester


"Being bisexual doesn’t mean that I’m more likely to cheat.

Being bisexual doesn’t mean that I can’t be monogamous.

Being bisexual doesn’t mean that I fancy everyone.

Being a cheater makes someone more inclined to cheat. Their sexuality is irrelevant.

I hope I’ve cleared that up for you "

Also - non-monogamous people can cheat too! Bisexual or not bisexual.

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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate


"Being bisexual doesn’t mean that I’m more likely to cheat.

Being bisexual doesn’t mean that I can’t be monogamous.

Being bisexual doesn’t mean that I fancy everyone.

Being a cheater makes someone more inclined to cheat. Their sexuality is irrelevant.

I hope I’ve cleared that up for you "

Cheating is not the subject nor the underlying idea of my post.

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By *ea monkeyMan
over a year ago

Manchester (he/him)


"Being bisexual doesn’t mean that I’m more likely to cheat.

Being bisexual doesn’t mean that I can’t be monogamous.

Being bisexual doesn’t mean that I fancy everyone.

Being a cheater makes someone more inclined to cheat. Their sexuality is irrelevant.

I hope I’ve cleared that up for you

Cheating is not the subject nor the underlying idea of my post. "

Please see my second sentence

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By *ea monkeyMan
over a year ago

Manchester (he/him)


"Being bisexual doesn’t mean that I’m more likely to cheat.

Being bisexual doesn’t mean that I can’t be monogamous.

Being bisexual doesn’t mean that I fancy everyone.

Being a cheater makes someone more inclined to cheat. Their sexuality is irrelevant.

I hope I’ve cleared that up for you

Also - non-monogamous people can cheat too! Bisexual or not bisexual. "

Oh yes, I’m more than aware of that!

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By *hirley147TV/TS
over a year ago

Blackpool

I am bisexual, but definitely prefer monogamous relationship. Why do people still believe bisexual people are promiscuous. I can relate to both sexes, and wish I could have been open about it years ago, but for the social stigma that still exists for bisexual males.in the end better to be honest with yourself. Bi phobia is very much alive and well.

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By *andE2000 OP   Man
over a year ago

Bathgate


"I am bisexual, but definitely prefer monogamous relationship. Why do people still believe bisexual people are promiscuous. I can relate to both sexes, and wish I could have been open about it years ago, but for the social stigma that still exists for bisexual males.in the end better to be honest with yourself. Bi phobia is very much alive and well. "

I didn't mean any negativity in my post question. It's Mr here, and the profile I looked at were bisexual women. And I mentioned that Liked their profiles.

May be I should've been more specific.

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