| | Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?Page 5 of 14 (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14) | | havnt given it much thought but it might help keep the flame so to speak going in a marriage.like most men i find two women together to be erotic and a turn on, but there would have to be rules.bisexual in threesome action with me is fine but as far as an outside affair happening in the marriage with me nowhere around no way. | |
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| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 8/8/2005 3:12:36 PM | i was married to a bisexual woman for years i thought she was my soulmate not for the sex but because of who she was but i got to say the sex was hot lol would i do it again i donot know but he sexuality would not be a factor | |
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| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 8/8/2005 3:13:19 PM | | i was married to a bisexual woman for years i thought she was my soulmate not for the sex but because of who she was but i got to say the sex was hot lol would i do it again i do not know but her sexuality would not be a factor | |
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sabana
| | Joined: 4/3/2005
Msg: 106 | |
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| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 8/8/2005 3:53:45 PM | No way.
BTW, how does one "choose" to be straight? Answer: only if they were straight to begin with. I'm not sure there's even such a thing as true bisexuality in the biological sense of the word. I think bisexuality is a choice, experimentation, shock value, "fun," whatever. Some people may think they're gay because they're not happy with their experiences with the opposite sex, and do experiment but, unlike "bisexuals," I truly do believe there are those people who are actually "born" homosexual. | |
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| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 8/8/2005 3:57:40 PM | | No way. I believe they would be wanting the things that she gets from women and seek that out sometimes. Whether it be with a male or female, cheating is cheating! | |
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| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 8/8/2005 4:03:30 PM | | Never....Had a friend from high school marry a bi man, they had 2 kids together and then he left her for a man...ICK....Not my bag....If he's gonna leave me for someone, make her a woman!!!! I say!!!! | |
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| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 8/8/2005 10:00:17 PM | | Share that intimacy? Methinks not. (thinking to myself: i can not even elicit an email, nevermind, find a marriage partner) | |
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| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 8/8/2005 10:24:32 PM |
If I found out a girl I was dating was bi I would encourage her to explore her feelings and have fun.Life is all about personal growth and who am I to deny that to someone I love.Also if you deny her the ability to explore that side of her personality she may end up resenting you and you don't want resentment such as this in a healthy relationship.Just my take on it.
What if she asked for permission to explore her feelings with another man? Would you feel the same way? | |
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| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 8/10/2005 8:33:24 AM | What if she asked for permission to explore her feelings with another man? Would you feel the same way?
My g/f is bi and we have talked about that.Bisexuality apparently comes in degrees with people.Some are closer to being hetero and some are closer to being gay.Those bi women that I have talked to say that a fling with a woman is just that,a fling,they feel no attachment other than a sexual release.A man on the other hand will present them with the problem of emotional attachment and therefore to them it's a problem. | |
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| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 8/10/2005 8:40:03 AM | | most of the people I have met that are bi sexual are just plain sexual....personally I know alot of people who have idendity problems because of their sexual orientation....I would have to say I would prefer not to. | |
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medana
| | Joined: 3/15/2005
Msg: 119 | |
| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 8/10/2005 10:27:31 AM | i would marry a bisexual over a straight one any day of the way. i much prefer bi men, they are less inhibited, don't have the regular messed up homophobic fears, and they are more flexible and adaptable, thus better lovers. they are my first preference.
and with all the social bulls**t and society's rules, they r stronger characters also.... it takes a lil more guts to be open about who u r, when your sexual preferences are banned by a narrow judgement and thought process. especially for men, bi women are more widely accepted.
thumbs up to them | |
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| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 8/10/2005 10:48:25 AM | | Well, I think that my fiance might be a bisexual guy. I love him anyway. I'm the only one he loves and the only female he's ever been with so I'm not worried. We got it like that. | |
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HoBo45
| | Joined: 5/13/2005
Msg: 121 | |
| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 8/10/2005 12:39:36 PM | I dated a bi woman, and later i married a Bi lady...just because they are bi does that mean they are different?
As long as i was treated with respect in and out of the bedroom who cares. Being bi or even gay does not change who and what that person is..its only narrow minded people that it affects...there are people you most likely work with and hang out that are bi or even gay..but are afraid of telling you so in the chance of loosing your friendship.
Then on the other hand why do so many men want a bi gf or wife? Just except people for who they are, not what they are | |
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HOTFEM
| | Joined: 8/7/2005
Msg: 122 | |
| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 8/12/2005 2:53:35 PM | | An open mind is something that will be needed in todays new age of dating..different likes for different folks... Hmmm thats a tough question...I would assume if she can seperate the difference between love and lust then I wouldnt have a problem with it...Then again Respect for each other is very important as well.. So who knows anymore what right and wrong is,.. | |
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| Would you marry a bisexual woman/man?
Posted: 8/12/2005 2:59:37 PM | Being bi does not increase an individual's chance of breaking any vow of fidelity they may make. That is an individual choice, whether straight, gay or bi. I
've been involved with bisexuals, and I am myself bisexual. However, when I am with a person, I am with _that_ person and I do not engage in any activities that would constitute a betrayal of that relationship, whether that means infidelity, deception, or plain old abuse/neglect.
Would I marry a bisexual? Sure. Would I marry someone who had a pattern of lying to their partners and breaking vows? No. | |
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jimi77
| | Joined: 7/13/2004
Msg: 125 | |
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