How do women view bisexual men?

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how do wonen feel about their male partner being or coming out as bi?
I am sure there is no 1 size fits all answer. I am concerned my wife is somewhat creeped out by the idea. Granted this is reading between the lines and full disclosure has yet to happen.
 
I've answered this before a few times. Here's my short answer:

If my husband were to tell me what one that he's have bisexual urges, then I would allow him to explore his newfound sexual preferences by giving him all the freedom he requires. That is, I would end our relationship.

That fact is that being bisexual is expressing a preference that one gender cannot completely fulfill.

And quite frankly, I've never been one to share a relationship with a partner.
 
That fact is that being bisexual is expressing a preference that one gender cannot completely fulfill.

This makes sense. Plus, the vast majority of, if not all, bisexual men say that men give better blowjobs than women. They also go on about how much easier men are compared to women (women are too "difficult" and "emotional") overall.

If I were straight, I wouldn't bother with a bisexual man, either, or at the very least not commit to him/take him seriously. Most of them seem to prefer men.
 
I've also already answered this.

If my guy was to tell me this very second he wanted to fuck men I'd tell him "let's find you one then".

I love him. If it would make him happy then I'd be fine with it as long as he wasn't hiding it from me. Same goes for him wanting to fuck other women.

I can't truly fully satisfy anyone because humans are complex as fuck. I love him enough to want him to enjoy every second he possibly can before he turns into fertilizer, even if I'm not the source of his enjoyment. If fucking men would make him happy, cool. As long as he comes home to me and showers before he lays down with me... Of course and as long s he rubbers-up. Safety first, then teamwork.
 
I've also already answered this.

If my guy was to tell me this very second he wanted to fuck men I'd tell him "let's find you one then".

I love him. If it would make him happy then I'd be fine with it as long as he wasn't hiding it from me. Same goes for him wanting to fuck other women.

I can't truly fully satisfy anyone because humans are complex as fuck. I love him enough to want him to enjoy every second he possibly can before he turns into fertilizer, even if I'm not the source of his enjoyment. If fucking men would make him happy, cool. As long as he comes home to me and showers before he lays down with me... Of course and as long s he rubbers-up. Safety first, then teamwork.
I've answered this before a few times. Here's my short answer:

If my husband were to tell me what one that he's have bisexual urges, then I would allow him to explore his newfound sexual preferences by giving him all the freedom he requires. That is, I would end our relationship.

That fact is that being bisexual is expressing a preference that one gender cannot completely fulfill.

And quite frankly, I've never been one to share a relationship with a partner.
What if instead it was "Im bi-sexual I want to fuck a man" and more..
"I think I might be bi-sexual - I find other men can sometimes be attractive - but because I'm in a committed relationship with you - I have no desire to fuck them"

So - you knew they were open to it - but had confidence he would never act on it?
 
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What if instead it was "Im bi-sexual I want to fuck a man" and more..
"I think I might be bi-sexual - I find other men can sometimes be attractive - but because I'm in a committed relationship with you - I have no desire to fuck them"

So - you knew they were open to it - but had confidence he would never act on it?

I'm not sure if you meant to tag me in this post, but since you did I'll give you a reply.

I literally have zero issue with him wanting to have sex with people who aren't me. We've been on and off between monogamy and open relationships, currently we're living together and have been for 11 years now. Our relationship is open with a few guidelines. No one fucks in our bed/house but us. If we have extracurricular sex it happens away from the home we share. No sex with an ex. No sleepovers. Use condoms. No reproducing. I can't, but he's been procrastinating on getting snipped for awhile. Probably because we don't exactly get around. The option is there, but we rarely utilize it.

I'm pansexual. Humans are humans and I can be attracted to them no matter their gender or sexual orientation. So if I was to be upset that he was open to having sex with a man I'd be pretty petty and selfish.

His happiness is a priority. He makes me feel like mine is a priority for him as well. I respect other people and their different feelings on this topic, I used to be very much in the camp of FUCK NO HE CAN'T FUCK ANYONE BUT ME! But I realized that him fucking other people doesn't take away the way he feels about me. It doesn't take away our connection. What it does do: make him feel good. I want him to feel good always. I don't believe in an afterlife or a spirit realm of any kind. As far as I'm concerned we get one life. One consciousness to experience. We have very limited time. I want his to be as fulfilling as possible. With or without me. I came to a place where I personally feel like keeping him from having those experiences is keeping him from living a truly full life. Fuck that.

Our relationship isn't perfect but it's pretty fuckin good.
 
I'm actually more concerned by you not telling her, if you think you're bi. She deserves to know
Totally agree with this. Also, there’s nothing sexier than having your partner fully embrace who they are completely. You might find that she is into the idea of being with two men and it can be something that you explore together.

My husband finally embraced his bisexuality within himself about a year and half ago, and we had our first MMF experience with another bisexual man a few months ago. It was unbelievably fun, sexy, and we have never felt more connected. We’re totally hooked.
 
Women are programmed to seek stability and security. Men who have more risks attatched to them I will instantly dry out for. I just can't find that desire in me to be attracted to them. They may be good-looking still, but that unique fire that women have that goes beyond physical attraction is not there.

If he's having sex with men due to him feeling as though he is missing something, then it's just BS. I understand that not everyone can fulfil their other half needs in certain areas that involve emotions. BUT with the physical stuff, SEX IS SEX. What is it that they need from men? Why doesn't that woman fulfil that need? Can't they make that one sacrifice for their partners if they aren't going without sex any other way with a woman? The human mind is the most adaptable. Do something pleasurable for long enough, and it soon becomes a part of you, and eventually, it normalises into now being something that you need. When would this need for sex with men end? What happens when kids come along or we retire? They won't stop after years of being allowed to. It's just so messy.

I don't need more complications in life.
I want a man who's every need I can fulfil and same with me. I'm just not desperate enough for a relationship or for sex to lower my standards of what I want in a sexual and romantic relationship.

Women are also reliant on social status through evolution. We have survived by bonding with women in groups. I wouldn't want to be the odd one out from all my friends and be the new joke that they all pity.

There's just some reasons men won't ever be able to understand. I hate that the women become the bad guys, though. I'm sure the men wouldn't prefer a woman who isn't interested in them anymore to then be pushed on to them. A friends BF cheated on her one drunken night after an argument with his gay friend, and she tried to take her own life. It affected our friend group and any other woman who heard the story a lot. I have gay friends, and I've heard too many stories of those bi boys cheating and their partners never suspecting a thing. They go to their graves, never fully knowing what their partners do. This all impacts us, too.

Some things you can't change just because you think your feelings are the most valid. Women may be wrong with this, but you can't change how you feel about what you think is attractive. If it was a thing back in the big bang days, then it would still be now. There's a reason that 80% of straight women feel this way. There's still the 20% left and men.

Although I do laugh at this site where a "straight man" doesn't really exist anyway if you were to look at their history. Maybe straight men don't exist and the jokes on us once again.