rocnrobbie2002
Experimental Member
Having a open three way experience is so hott! To share openly a mmf is making my groin hott. If only women were more open to have two cocks!
I am a firm believer that once you get married you should not get divorced so I did not want to get married because I still had an attraction to both sexes. I know for myself, I would NEVER cheat but if I got married and then turned out I was more attracted to men, I would feel horrible for seemingly using her. Right now I am honestly very close to 50/50, but only God knows what the future holds.
I am a firm believer that once you get married you should not get divorced so I did not want to get married because I still had an attraction to both sexes. I know for myself, I would NEVER cheat but if I got married and then turned out I was more attracted to men, I would feel horrible for seemingly using her. Right now I am honestly very close to 50/50, but only God knows what the future holds.
Well you are certainly entitled to your opinion.
Wow...has my perspective changed.I've dated 3 bisexual men in my life. I have to say, I kind of prefer it. Maybe it was the men themselves, but they seemed far more open sexually and certainly could be eager participants in threesomes with either men or women. I just liked it. Even a monogamous relationship seemed easier with a bisexual man. No hangups or areas of the body that he kept off limits to me. Just to be free sexually one hundred percent. Heaven!
Wow...has my perspective changed.
that is true considering 90% of people have HPV1/2.Not in a relationship, but I've always been interested in dating someone whose not so worried about if they are gay or straight, but someone who simply leaves their mind open to fall in love with whoever they fall in love with. I know life doesn't work that simply, and some people are built differently with clear lines of who they are attracted to/sex and so on, but anyway it's always attracted me the idea of a bisexual man.
I'd never thought about more sexually transmitted disease, I mean, hello? Straight men/women have all kinds of STDs going on.
I also didn't associate a bisexual man with someone who naturally 'shares' his partner. Thanks for beefing that topic up a bit.
Interesting posts.
I hadn't considered the points ArtofDesire made, but they didn't seem to be an issue for me and the bi men I'd been with. Mostly because we accepted male partners we both liked into the bedroom to join us.
I can see how it could be a problem though. Would it not be the same issue if the situation was reversed, the guy dating a bisexual woman who has a girlfriend on the side? I definitely don't see a relationship with a bi person working out for very long unless the bi activities are incorporated into the physical relationship. Dividing one person's attention to be with a gf at one time, then with a bf at another time would be, well, exhausting. At least if you intend to have any meaning to the relationships with either person. Everyone would lose in the end.