| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 10/10/2008 10:24:09 AM | "Can you say flipity flopity"
From personal experience, they just are not sure who they want to be "Bi Women that is"
and their is always confusion. Now in my ex I had two lipstick women, but the jealous factor
was so high on the other womens side it was like she was stalking every moment. | |
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| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 10/10/2008 10:45:48 AM | Not only would I, I did.
My wife and I have been married for almost 18 wonderful years. Neither one of us have cheated on the other and everything we do is with the other person's consent. | |
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| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 10/25/2008 11:46:38 PM | Sure. A past girlfriend of mine has actually since come out as bi (long after our relationship ended), and I don't see why it would affect a relationship with her. Obviously once in a relationship and when married you would expect fidelity, but that's no different from anyone else. The only difference is that there's twice the competition to get to that point! :P
It should be noted that it is somewhat common for someone to consider themselves bi as part of the process of concluding that they're actually gay (I think it's easier that way), so you'll want to take enough time to find out if that's the case or if they are actually bisexual and are going to remain that way. However, this should be pretty easy since if you wait a reasonable amount of time before taking the step into marriage this will take care of itself.
Also, a large number of posts in this thread make me very, very sad and angry. Grow up and learn about the world around you. That's all. | |
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| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 10/26/2008 8:10:45 AM | | No. I just don't feel like I could ever completely trust where they were. Isn't it hard enough being with one type of person? LOL | |
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| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 10/26/2008 10:11:41 AM | Would I marry a bisexual man? NO! Not only would you have to worry about women he was looking at or looking at him, but I'd have to worry about men, too.
There are also seem to be a number of these people who go one way or the other for awhile, too, and I'd hate to get stuck in the middle with someone who wanted to pull a 180. | |
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| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 10/26/2008 10:15:17 AM | | Ya thats a tough one, the primal man in me screams of course I would lol but my more civilized frontal lobe knows there would likely be issues... | |
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| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 6/11/2009 8:17:53 PM | I don't think its fair to say that just becuase you marry someone bisexual that they might stray to the sex thier not with.
Bisexuality is not about getting away with ****ing both sexes, it means that you have the possibility of having a relationship like any straight/gay couple with either sex.
I would expect fidelity either way.
I am bisexual and I would not use that as an excuse to be unfaithful. I don't need both to make me happy. It doesn't matter if u are male or female, its about the feelings the other person creates, and i would not destroy a great relationship just to indulge in phyisical contant with the sex i decided not to be with.
I my opinion its the same as any other couple. Cheating is cheating, and faithfulness is faithfulness. | |
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| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 6/11/2009 9:20:24 PM | No way......if a woman wants to go down on another woman, insert fake penises or fingers into each others twats , french kiss, or in any way act like they are in love and wanting to have each other sexually......NOT MY TYPE OF WOMAN.
However, it doesn't bother me in the least if a woman has a female snuggle buddy on the side..just so long as the romance sexual part is for me.....and the snuggle part as well....I can't have the sex without the affection. But I'd never begrude a woman who needs a little affection from another woman...so long as she was a bit discrete about it and never loses the affection for me. | |
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| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 6/11/2009 10:52:09 PM | OP; not in a million years; so many people cheat and they are just into one sex; can you imagine marrying a girl and her not being able to be with a woman when she wants too? no way/
not in a million years. | |
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| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 6/13/2009 5:57:59 PM | No! Most women are taught by their mothers that there really is no such thing as a bisexual man. Their girlfriends reinforce that teaching. Most socalled bisexual men are just waiting to come out of the closet. Just saw the documentary OutRage where the bloggers and journalists who narrate the movie say when a person is in the closet, he is living a lie and can not be trusted. I agree.
As for men who date bisexual women, well, all I can do is ask why? My former boyfriend dated a woman who lived life as a lesbian until she was 35. While he admitted their relationship was largely unsatisfactory (and he documents every penny he ever spent, so I knew that they had sex fewer than 40 times during the two years they were together, based on his condom purchases), when she decided to end the relationship (largely because they had not seen each other face to face for three months), he had trouble letting her go.
She had talked it over with friends and her therapist. She was a musician about to embark on a six week tour. Since she wouldn't be around for a long time, she thought it better to make a clean break of it. He was angry because she had spoken with others. Well, why not? He only talked to her on the phone. Trying to break if off made her more attractive to him but from the letters she wrote to him, begging her to leave her alone, I could tell he made life hell for her. | |
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| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 6/13/2009 6:13:59 PM | | ugh, NO! no offense to the bisexual ppl out there, but thats just not my thing. personally, i'm pretty repulsed by the thought of 2 men doing each other...especially if it was someone who I was with who was coming home to get in bed with me!! I agree with some other posters when they wonder if there are really bisexual men...most people have always told me that men are either gay or straight...not into both. but who knows. | |
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| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 10/26/2009 12:06:10 AM | I'm not sure.
My girlfriend is bi, and she's pretty damn loyal to me. I view it as a matter of trust, and I trust her.
But then again I'm not ready for marriage; whether she's bi or straight. | |
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| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 10/26/2009 12:30:27 AM | | hi... I would have to say no... I am totally straight and I seek the same in a mate... it is important enough to me that I ask potential dates if they have ever had any desire for men because it is not something that I would venture into if they did.. blessings | |
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| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 10/26/2009 7:19:29 AM | About 25 years ago when I was in my late 20's I had worked in a hotel doing maintence for two years and recieved a room as part of the compensation of the job. There was a very good looking women always walking around my view and smiled a lot at me. One evening she called me on the phone system(room to room) and said she was bored and wanted to know if I was up to some board games she had. I agreed and about an hour afterwards she wanted to do more than board games so we ended messing around. It was about two in the morning she said she had to leave. I found out the next day that she was checked in for a month with another women and it turns out they are lovers and I was used as a one night stand. She was cheating on her girlfriend that worked the night shift. I had no idea, and the fact that she liked **** as much as I did was not a turn off but realizing she would want a women over me a man was something I just couldnt compete over. I dont feel discusted by her choice, cause women can be very loving and giving individuals, what I had a hard time with was the blow to my manhood of a women wanting a women over me.
As for a marrage, I personally dont think I, a heterosexual monogomous male, could have enough confidence that I could filfill a bisexual womens needs to take the step to marrage. I would always have doubts in my mind that her needs are being unmet by me. | |
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