-sexuality, but often bi-sexuality is used as an excuse to ignore orue homosexual self. It’s ve and carries less of a stigma.
Yet, I definitely believe in bi-sexuality as I’ve had enters and even some friends who are definitely bi-sexual. Just be certain that the label “bi-sexual” isn’t a cop-out. Heck, you may be a late blooming bi-sexual with fusing thoughts bugging you. Who knows? Anyway, have fun, love and enjoy whatever you do.
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maybebi says:
February 26, 2011 at 10:29 am
“I simply find it impossible to believe that if he has feelings for females, that he would a his feelings for males before intimacy with the female .Unless he is shy, or a solid introvert.”
I’m gonna skip over the whole “introverts ’t get laid” implication as irrelevant. Third possibility, which is (still) true in my case ― he uands that sex is desigo form a perma bond, so he’s waiting until he’s found the one woman he wants to settle down with before “intimacy with” women who might ht not turn out to be “the one”. (This have a religious basis, doesn’t have to.) So he winds up “letting off steam” with male friends because he doesn’t sider it to be “sex before marriage”.
As far as “bi-sexuality … carries less of a stigma” ― Questionable. A bisexual guy is going to draw fire from everyone ― “bi = gay”. He’s going to have a harder time being open about himself in a relationship (with a male or a female), because there’s an intrinsic “what, I’m not enough for you?!” response. (At least in a gay relationship, his partner would certainly know and accept that he’s gay, even if they’re both totally closeted to the rest of the world.) Bisexual women, of course, are seen as sexy rather than “fused”.
Obviously there’s exceptions ― it sounds like you and your partner are happy together despite his tinuing i in women.
Xander says:
November 5, 2009 at 9:49 pm
I’m a 40 year old attractive, intelligent gay man. However I’m not