Is it bad for a straight female to want a bi-bf?
Everyone looks at me wierd when i say that I want a bi bf...
I has a question
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no way girl!
lol I dont think you are weird at all!!
Perhaps you could write a spell drawing
the idea of a man interested in both sexes
your way !

Perhaps you could write a spell drawing
the idea of a man interested in both sexes
your way !

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No, not weird- but do be careful. The more open the man is to an attraction with both genders, the larger the chance that he'll decide on one particular orientation eventually- and if that ends up being gay, he'll ultimately end up leaving you behind. I've had it happen-- sucks. LOL
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I don't see anything wrong with your wanting a bi bf, but is there any particular reason? Do you think perhaps he'll be more sensitive or open-minded?
I'm presently in love with a bisexual fellow, and I enjoy the company of my various bisexual friends more than I do my gay ones! (Not saying that as a put-down on gays by any means, as I am one!)
There's something really cool about the idea of being able to love a person for who they are with no gender constraints whatsoever. There are also many misconceptions about bisexuality and even some prejudices. I've heard and thought that it must make life so much easier to be bi, as one supposedly has more options for dates, prospective loves, etc. Someone told me that's absolutely not true, and that it's not "easy" being bi.
Sorry for going off topic a bit, maybe a thread on discussing bisexuality would be in order.
I'm presently in love with a bisexual fellow, and I enjoy the company of my various bisexual friends more than I do my gay ones! (Not saying that as a put-down on gays by any means, as I am one!)
There's something really cool about the idea of being able to love a person for who they are with no gender constraints whatsoever. There are also many misconceptions about bisexuality and even some prejudices. I've heard and thought that it must make life so much easier to be bi, as one supposedly has more options for dates, prospective loves, etc. Someone told me that's absolutely not true, and that it's not "easy" being bi.
Sorry for going off topic a bit, maybe a thread on discussing bisexuality would be in order.
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