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I'm using generic terminology in the word "bisexuality" in this opening post. I use it simply for clarity.
I hear (and see) much in the media about female bisexuality and what's called "lesbian chic". I encounter it in day-to-day life too.
It occurs to me that more men play doctor growing up than women do during those formative years. I've asked around a great deal and goodness knows all my schoolmates had their cocks out at a moment's notice between 12 and roughly 16.
Don't confuse women's ability to be affectionate with sexuality please. That's social and not the phenomenon to which I refer.
Yet many heterosexual men with whom I speak use phrases like "the right kind of threeway" (MFF) versus "the wrong kind" (MMF).
Seems to me six of one half dozen of the other and a blatant double standard.
To me it's increasingly offensive to see one mainstreamed (MFF) and the other spoken of largely as "the wrong kind".
I'm interested to learn how many women have indulged in a MFF ménage à trois simply to satisfy the urging of their male partner. Or, how many are truly interested in other women sexually who normally would identify themselves as heterosexual?
(Opinion only please) Thanks. :smile:
I hear (and see) much in the media about female bisexuality and what's called "lesbian chic". I encounter it in day-to-day life too.
It occurs to me that more men play doctor growing up than women do during those formative years. I've asked around a great deal and goodness knows all my schoolmates had their cocks out at a moment's notice between 12 and roughly 16.
Don't confuse women's ability to be affectionate with sexuality please. That's social and not the phenomenon to which I refer.
Yet many heterosexual men with whom I speak use phrases like "the right kind of threeway" (MFF) versus "the wrong kind" (MMF).
Seems to me six of one half dozen of the other and a blatant double standard.
To me it's increasingly offensive to see one mainstreamed (MFF) and the other spoken of largely as "the wrong kind".
I'm interested to learn how many women have indulged in a MFF ménage à trois simply to satisfy the urging of their male partner. Or, how many are truly interested in other women sexually who normally would identify themselves as heterosexual?
(Opinion only please) Thanks. :smile: