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Have we found out why some won’t meet bi men yet ?

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Thanks in advance c

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

* some women

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Note to self, proof read the title.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Its a good question. I’m not afraid of them... we have met bi men who played straight with Mr. I don’t see the issue. - Mrs

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Apologies if this topic has been covered before.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Why are you thinking of changing sides or are you a "straight " fab guy..lol

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By *gnitemybodyWoman  over a year ago

Onestepoutofthedoor

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Why are you thinking of changing sides or are you a "straight " fab guy..lol"

I tweaked a blokes nipple once, but it wasn’t my thang, dunno if that makes fab straight or no.

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By *r TriomanMan  over a year ago

Chippenham Malmesbury area

I'd meet bi couples but, as I'm not bi, I'd only do so if they played straight.

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman  over a year ago

little house on the praire

Your welcome back party will be out to great you soon op

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Your welcome back party will be out to great you soon op"

Why I haven’t been to Tibet or anything.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Cause they don’t have to or want to

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Although they probably have met bi men, seeing as many of them lie and say they’re straight

What’s worse?

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


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I think this is an undecided.

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By *UGGYBEAR2015Man  over a year ago

BRIDPORT


"Apologies if this topic has been covered before."

Of course your apology is accepted OP, being fairly ‘new’ here you wouldn’t be expected to know if it had been covered before, would you.

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By *ssex_tomMan  over a year ago

Chelmsford

With some Fab Straight couples the man may feel worried about either unwanted advances from a bi male or that he might get aroused. Some women want their play partners centred on them or worry it will turn their man gay. Not to mention the perception that bi men may put them at higher risk of catching something. Just my opinion. Or it could just be that single men and single bi men outweigh the females and couples so that they rarely get a meet anyway. Perhaps the bi men blame bi phobia for this. There is only one thing worse to most fabsters than a bi man and that's a bi vegan man who puts no blacks or Asians on his profile..

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Personally I just don't find the thought of two men together sexually attractive ... simples

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By *ea monkeyMan  over a year ago

Manchester (he/him)

Welcome back, good to see you've been tinkering in your shed with some old classics.

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By *isaAndNicoleTransTV/TS  over a year ago

Southport / Ellesmere Port


"With some Fab Straight couples the man may feel worried about either unwanted advances from a bi male or that he might get aroused. Some women want their play partners centred on them or worry it will turn their man gay. Not to mention the perception that bi men may put them at higher risk of catching something. Just my opinion. Or it could just be that single men and single bi men outweigh the females and couples so that they rarely get a meet anyway. Perhaps the bi men blame bi phobia for this. There is only one thing worse to most fabsters than a bi man and that's a bi vegan man who puts no blacks or Asians on his profile.."

Knew it wouldn't be long before we got round to the "might catch something" reason on this thread

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By *ants cockWoman  over a year ago

lincoln


"Thanks in advance c"

I love bi men. An have had open relationship with a bi man. A certain ex friend found out about it and said it’s dirty. An how she would never sleep with a bi man. I laughed and said she had

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By *stellaWoman  over a year ago

London

Hello OP lovely to see you!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

As part of a couple, my straight male partner would have reservations about it and his preference would be for a straight male to join us. But as a single girl I would most definitely meet a bi male if I found him attractive- makes no difference to me personally

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By *ust PeachyWoman  over a year ago

Prestonish

Hi op!

Apparently it’s down to preferences! Go figure!

I’ve no issue playing with bi guys - but once one stole a yellow counter during a game of connect 4 - so maybe that’s it - maybe bi-guys are cheaters?

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By *emini ManMan  over a year ago

There and to the left a bit

You'll be asking why some men can't get meets at all next OP - although that's a far easier one to answer

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Hello OP lovely to see you! "

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"With some Fab Straight couples the man may feel worried about either unwanted advances from a bi male or that he might get aroused. Some women want their play partners centred on them or worry it will turn their man gay. Not to mention the perception that bi men may put them at higher risk of catching something. Just my opinion. Or it could just be that single men and single bi men outweigh the females and couples so that they rarely get a meet anyway. Perhaps the bi men blame bi phobia for this. There is only one thing worse to most fabsters than a bi man and that's a bi vegan man who puts no blacks or Asians on his profile..

Knew it wouldn't be long before we got round to the "might catch something" reason on this thread "

I don’t understand this argument. I’d play safe with ANY man I met on here, whether straight or bi. His sexual orientation wouldn’t make me more or less likely to protect myself from STIs.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Cause they don’t have to or want to "
this

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I enjoyed meeting bi guys in the past, and it was very hot watching them suck each other or even fuck. I never felt left out of my meets, and most of the bi/bi-curious guys I have met seemed to be much more in tune not just to their own sexuality, but with mine, too. I even said to my partner shortly after we met that he would have been perfect if he was bi lol.

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By *aysolCouple  over a year ago

Swansea

As a bi man who kept his bisexuality secret from women for a long time, I think it's more mens perception of bi men than the reality. I encountered a lot of biphobia from gay guys actually who drilled it into me that everyone agrees bisexuality doesnt actually exist and that Im just closetted gay- to the point I questioned myself whether I was gay. Now I'm in a long term relationship and she found out I was bi, I was amazed about how accepting she was. It's horrible feeling that if you expose yourself as bi people won't believe you and dismiss you as gay. I know biphobia exists within women and society in general but its really shocking how prevelent it is in the gay community, in my experience at least...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"As a bi man who kept his bisexuality secret from women for a long time, I think it's more mens perception of bi men than the reality. I encountered a lot of biphobia from gay guys actually who drilled it into me that everyone agrees bisexuality doesnt actually exist and that Im just closetted gay- to the point I questioned myself whether I was gay. Now I'm in a long term relationship and she found out I was bi, I was amazed about how accepting she was. It's horrible feeling that if you expose yourself as bi people won't believe you and dismiss you as gay. I know biphobia exists within women and society in general but its really shocking how prevelent it is in the gay community, in my experience at least..."

I definitely don't have a biphobia but it just doesn't "do" anything for me lol

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By *aysolCouple  over a year ago

Swansea


"As a bi man who kept his bisexuality secret from women for a long time, I think it's more mens perception of bi men than the reality. I encountered a lot of biphobia from gay guys actually who drilled it into me that everyone agrees bisexuality doesnt actually exist and that Im just closetted gay- to the point I questioned myself whether I was gay. Now I'm in a long term relationship and she found out I was bi, I was amazed about how accepting she was. It's horrible feeling that if you expose yourself as bi people won't believe you and dismiss you as gay. I know biphobia exists within women and society in general but its really shocking how prevelent it is in the gay community, in my experience at least...

I definitely don't have a biphobia but it just doesn't "do" anything for me lol "

Sure but if they are asking for a 1 to 1 with you, what does it matter if they also like men? Not to shame you for your preference, everyone is entitled to it. Im just wondering as my girlfriend is also not turned on at the idea of watching 2 men but that doesnt put her off me...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"As a bi man who kept his bisexuality secret from women for a long time, I think it's more mens perception of bi men than the reality. I encountered a lot of biphobia from gay guys actually who drilled it into me that everyone agrees bisexuality doesnt actually exist and that Im just closetted gay- to the point I questioned myself whether I was gay. Now I'm in a long term relationship and she found out I was bi, I was amazed about how accepting she was. It's horrible feeling that if you expose yourself as bi people won't believe you and dismiss you as gay. I know biphobia exists within women and society in general but its really shocking how prevelent it is in the gay community, in my experience at least...

I definitely don't have a biphobia but it just doesn't "do" anything for me lol "

Same

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"As a bi man who kept his bisexuality secret from women for a long time, I think it's more mens perception of bi men than the reality. I encountered a lot of biphobia from gay guys actually who drilled it into me that everyone agrees bisexuality doesnt actually exist and that Im just closetted gay- to the point I questioned myself whether I was gay. Now I'm in a long term relationship and she found out I was bi, I was amazed about how accepting she was. It's horrible feeling that if you expose yourself as bi people won't believe you and dismiss you as gay. I know biphobia exists within women and society in general but its really shocking how prevelent it is in the gay community, in my experience at least...

I definitely don't have a biphobia but it just doesn't "do" anything for me lol

Sure but if they are asking for a 1 to 1 with you, what does it matter if they also like men? Not to shame you for your preference, everyone is entitled to it. Im just wondering as my girlfriend is also not turned on at the idea of watching 2 men but that doesnt put her off me..."

Oh I've never said won't meet them one to one lol

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By *aysolCouple  over a year ago

Swansea

Fair enough. I believe the OP was asking why some women dont meet bi men as a rule, not whether you enjoy seeing men fucking eachother

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Fair enough. I believe the OP was asking why some women dont meet bi men as a rule, not whether you enjoy seeing men fucking eachother "

But you didn’t answer that question either

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Fair enough. I believe the OP was asking why some women dont meet bi men as a rule, not whether you enjoy seeing men fucking eachother "

Oh I get that, but it's also down to whole attraction

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By *ommickMan  over a year ago

cork

I'd like to meet a bi couple...I'd have no problems with a bi guy in a couple

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By *aysolCouple  over a year ago

Swansea


"Fair enough. I believe the OP was asking why some women dont meet bi men as a rule, not whether you enjoy seeing men fucking eachother

But you didn’t answer that question either "

How can I? Im not a woman (she's at work)

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I would imagine it probably is as simple as the heterosexual couple or the single straight woman not finding the idea of a bi man attractive for the most part and then there are likely additional concerns for some around transparency of meets etc. with single guys, not just bisexual ones.

Some individuals are also a lot more rigid in their sexuality. I could well picture a totally straight couple being concerned about playing with a bi guy and the same goes for a single straight woman.

In the end with these situations, you have to look and consider that either none of you would have had fun together or you are worth more than the time and effort it would take proving yourself for somebody that wasn't really feeling it and so either way it would be a bit grim...

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By *aysolCouple  over a year ago

Swansea


"Fair enough. I believe the OP was asking why some women dont meet bi men as a rule, not whether you enjoy seeing men fucking eachother

Oh I get that, but it's also down to whole attraction "

I get that. No judgement. Even I have a weird attraction to straight men even though they don't want me back

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"As a bi man who kept his bisexuality secret from women for a long time, I think it's more mens perception of bi men than the reality. I encountered a lot of biphobia from gay guys actually who drilled it into me that everyone agrees bisexuality doesnt actually exist and that Im just closetted gay- to the point I questioned myself whether I was gay. Now I'm in a long term relationship and she found out I was bi, I was amazed about how accepting she was. It's horrible feeling that if you expose yourself as bi people won't believe you and dismiss you as gay. I know biphobia exists within women and society in general but its really shocking how prevelent it is in the gay community, in my experience at least..."

This is actually very true. The amount of animosity i recieve from the gay community is unreal and it ridiculous considering LGBT community has bisexual written in the title!

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By *laytimes18Couple  over a year ago

Poole

We are happily married and bi! Both very open and also happy to play straight. As long as you know what the preferences are of the people you meet,then it shouldn’t matter! Why is it acceptable for most women on here to be bi or bi-curious and yet a guy puts it on his profile and they have a stigma attached to them! We know of a gay couple and 90% of the guys they meet claim to be straight and are usually married! So guys don’t be ashamed of admitting you are bi or curious the end of the day it’s just sex!! We find it very horny seeing each other with the same sex. Have fun everyone x

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By *aysolCouple  over a year ago

Swansea


"As a bi man who kept his bisexuality secret from women for a long time, I think it's more mens perception of bi men than the reality. I encountered a lot of biphobia from gay guys actually who drilled it into me that everyone agrees bisexuality doesnt actually exist and that Im just closetted gay- to the point I questioned myself whether I was gay. Now I'm in a long term relationship and she found out I was bi, I was amazed about how accepting she was. It's horrible feeling that if you expose yourself as bi people won't believe you and dismiss you as gay. I know biphobia exists within women and society in general but its really shocking how prevelent it is in the gay community, in my experience at least...

This is actually very true. The amount of animosity i recieve from the gay community is unreal and it ridiculous considering LGBT community has bisexual written in the title! "

Well I think your gorgeous Sorry I know it's off topjc just couldn't resist

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By *aysolCouple  over a year ago

Swansea


"We are happily married and bi! Both very open and also happy to play straight. As long as you know what the preferences are of the people you meet,then it shouldn’t matter! Why is it acceptable for most women on here to be bi or bi-curious and yet a guy puts it on his profile and they have a stigma attached to them! We know of a gay couple and 90% of the guys they meet claim to be straight and are usually married! So guys don’t be ashamed of admitting you are bi or curious the end of the day it’s just sex!! We find it very horny seeing each other with the same sex. Have fun everyone x"

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Apologies if this topic has been covered before."

Welcome to the forum. Don't worry you can post whatever you like within forum rules.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

STI's.

Dirty anal.

They won't take "no" for an answer.

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman  over a year ago

little house on the praire

Well i for one prefer bi guys. Many years ago i had a threesome with two straight guys they where trying to stay as far away from each other as possible. Put me of having threesomes with straight guys for life

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By *laytimes18Couple  over a year ago

Poole


"STI's.

Dirty anal.

They won't take "no" for an answer. "

HPV virus is killing more and 80% of people are carrying it! Caused by vaginas ( which we I enjoy very much ) makes you think though!

Know of someone who died of throat cancer caused by going down on a women!

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By *wist my nipplesCouple  over a year ago

North East Scotland, mostly

Nope, brand new topic by a brand new poster! Other topics to try - what do women prefer, x or y; are single men dicks, discuss; why can't I get a meet, I'm not a munter?

Mrs TMN

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Nope, brand new topic by a brand new poster! Other topics to try - what do women prefer, x or y; are single men dicks, discuss; why can't I get a meet, I'm not a munter?

Mrs TMN

"

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Because some don't want too and some do isn't that reason enough? It's like some won't meet big girl's or some won't meet married people. Personal preferance

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By *andybeachWoman  over a year ago

In the middle


"Note to self, proof read the title."

Returns in a blaze of glory, fucks it up but still carries on regardless

Welcome home

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Note to self, proof read the title.

Returns in a blaze of glory, fucks it up but still carries on regardless

Welcome home "

I was so excited to be back I could barely type, the tears of joy fell onto my phone screen and I couldn’t see!

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Nope, brand new topic by a brand new poster! Other topics to try - what do women prefer, x or y; are single men dicks, discuss; why can't I get a meet, I'm not a munter?

Mrs TMN

"

They’re all next in line to be wheeled out of the thread shed.

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By *andybeachWoman  over a year ago

In the middle


"Note to self, proof read the title.

Returns in a blaze of glory, fucks it up but still carries on regardless

Welcome home

I was so excited to be back I could barely type, the tears of joy fell onto my phone screen and I couldn’t see! "

Here use the corners of my negligee to wipe your tears (actually at work in a hi viz and toetectors)

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By *aysolCouple  over a year ago

Swansea


"STI's.

Dirty anal.

They won't take "no" for an answer. "

Loads of women love dity anal! Wtf? Are mens anus's dirtier than woman's?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"STI's.

Dirty anal.

They won't take "no" for an answer.

Loads of women love dity anal! Wtf? Are mens anus's dirtier than woman's?"

Yes

Women don’t shit

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Note to self, proof read the title.

Returns in a blaze of glory, fucks it up but still carries on regardless

Welcome home

I was so excited to be back I could barely type, the tears of joy fell onto my phone screen and I couldn’t see!

Here use the corners of my negligee to wipe your tears (actually at work in a hi viz and toetectors) "

Can you keep just the hi viz on when you pop round mine later ? Thank in advance x

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By *eliWoman  over a year ago

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"Nope, brand new topic by a brand new poster! Other topics to try - what do women prefer, x or y; are single men dicks, discuss; why can't I get a meet, I'm not a munter?

Mrs TMN

They’re all next in line to be wheeled out of the thread shed."

Oh I'm overjoyed the shed has been opened once more! The fora were dull without it.

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By *ea monkeyMan  over a year ago

Manchester (he/him)


"STI's.

Dirty anal.

They won't take "no" for an answer.

Loads of women love dity anal! Wtf? Are mens anus's dirtier than woman's?

Yes

Women don’t shit"

Perhaps that could be the OPs next thread foray

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Nope, brand new topic by a brand new poster! Other topics to try - what do women prefer, x or y; are single men dicks, discuss; why can't I get a meet, I'm not a munter?

Mrs TMN

They’re all next in line to be wheeled out of the thread shed.

Oh I'm overjoyed the shed has been opened once more! The fora were dull without it."

Im watering my threads as we speak, should be a bumper harvest.

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By *aysolCouple  over a year ago

Swansea


"STI's.

Dirty anal.

They won't take "no" for an answer.

Loads of women love dity anal! Wtf? Are mens anus's dirtier than woman's?

Yes

Women don’t shit"

Oh I forgot about that. My bad

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"STI's.

Dirty anal.

They won't take "no" for an answer.

Loads of women love dity anal! Wtf? Are mens anus's dirtier than woman's?

Yes

Women don’t shit

Perhaps that could be the OPs next thread foray"

*Googles foray *

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"STI's.

Dirty anal.

They won't take "no" for an answer.

Loads of women love dity anal! Wtf? Are mens anus's dirtier than woman's?

Yes

Women don’t shit"

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By *gnitemybodyWoman  over a year ago

Onestepoutofthedoor


"STI's.

Dirty anal.

They won't take "no" for an answer.

Loads of women love dity anal! Wtf? Are mens anus's dirtier than woman's?

Yes

Women don’t shit

"

This one does she's having one now.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"STI's.

Dirty anal.

They won't take "no" for an answer.

Loads of women love dity anal! Wtf? Are mens anus's dirtier than woman's?

Yes

Women don’t shit

This one does she's having one now."

Witch!

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"STI's.

Dirty anal.

They won't take "no" for an answer.

Loads of women love dity anal! Wtf? Are mens anus's dirtier than woman's?

Yes

Women don’t shit

This one does she's having one now."

BREAKING:

Some women go for a shit, when they’re on the forums.

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By *eal_curves_is_backWoman  over a year ago

London

I will not meet bi men because I am not bi myself and my scarce experience shows some bi men are not that into the female form.

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By *gnitemybodyWoman  over a year ago

Onestepoutofthedoor


"STI's.

Dirty anal.

They won't take "no" for an answer.

Loads of women love dity anal! Wtf? Are mens anus's dirtier than woman's?

Yes

Women don’t shit

This one does she's having one now.

Witch!"

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By *rwhowhatwherewhyMan  over a year ago

Aylesbury

My girlfriend loves it, especially if I'm involved as well because she will get off on me doing things with other men.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

It's well known in Fab circles that bisexual men are like the Dementors from Harry Potter: if you're a woman and you spend the night with a bi guy, they will try to suck your soul out of your body for their own nourishment.

The only known defence is to put a protective ward on your Fab profile, using the words "No bisexual guys." These words are time honoured, and will cause the bisexual man burning pain even just to behold them. With any luck, the bisexual man will retreat and find another potential victim to ensnare in his shadowy claws, leaving you free to have totally hetero, no-homo sex with your partner and another man.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It's well known in Fab circles that bisexual men are like the Dementors from Harry Potter: if you're a woman and you spend the night with a bi guy, they will try to suck your soul out of your body for their own nourishment.

The only known defence is to put a protective ward on your Fab profile, using the words "No bisexual guys." These words are time honoured, and will cause the bisexual man burning pain even just to behold them. With any luck, the bisexual man will retreat and find another potential victim to ensnare in his shadowy claws, leaving you free to have totally hetero, no-homo sex with your partner and another man. "

In a nutshell.

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By *aysolCouple  over a year ago

Swansea


"It's well known in Fab circles that bisexual men are like the Dementors from Harry Potter: if you're a woman and you spend the night with a bi guy, they will try to suck your soul out of your body for their own nourishment.

The only known defence is to put a protective ward on your Fab profile, using the words "No bisexual guys." These words are time honoured, and will cause the bisexual man burning pain even just to behold them. With any luck, the bisexual man will retreat and find another potential victim to ensnare in his shadowy claws, leaving you free to have totally hetero, no-homo sex with your partner and another man. "

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By *SAchickWoman  over a year ago

Hillside desolate


"It's well known in Fab circles that bisexual men are like the Dementors from Harry Potter: if you're a woman and you spend the night with a bi guy, they will try to suck your soul out of your body for their own nourishment.

The only known defence is to put a protective ward on your Fab profile, using the words "No bisexual guys." These words are time honoured, and will cause the bisexual man burning pain even just to behold them. With any luck, the bisexual man will retreat and find another potential victim to ensnare in his shadowy claws, leaving you free to have totally hetero, no-homo sex with your partner and another man. "

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"As a bi man who kept his bisexuality secret from women for a long time, I think it's more mens perception of bi men than the reality. I encountered a lot of biphobia from gay guys actually who drilled it into me that everyone agrees bisexuality doesnt actually exist and that Im just closetted gay- to the point I questioned myself whether I was gay. Now I'm in a long term relationship and she found out I was bi, I was amazed about how accepting she was. It's horrible feeling that if you expose yourself as bi people won't believe you and dismiss you as gay. I know biphobia exists within women and society in general but its really shocking how prevelent it is in the gay community, in my experience at least...

This is actually very true. The amount of animosity i recieve from the gay community is unreal and it ridiculous considering LGBT community has bisexual written in the title!

Well I think your gorgeous Sorry I know it's off topjc just couldn't resist "

So are both of you! I think we could have a pretty good night of bi mmf together or even mm

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"STI's.

Dirty anal.

They won't take "no" for an answer. "

Well in fairness im a self confessed bi slut for both women and men and ive never had an sti in my life and take my sexual health very seriously

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It's well known in Fab circles that bisexual men are like the Dementors from Harry Potter: if you're a woman and you spend the night with a bi guy, they will try to suck your soul out of your body for their own nourishment.

The only known defence is to put a protective ward on your Fab profile, using the words "No bisexual guys." These words are time honoured, and will cause the bisexual man burning pain even just to behold them. With any luck, the bisexual man will retreat and find another potential victim to ensnare in his shadowy claws, leaving you free to have totally hetero, no-homo sex with your partner and another man. "

Goddamn these are important secrets you're leaking here! How am i going to victimise and steal souls now?!

Also you forgot to add bisexuals are spawned straight from hell and will turn anything they touch gay!

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By *den-Valley-coupleCouple  over a year ago

Cumbria


"Thanks in advance c"

To save awkward situations that it your there in the moment and then a touch moment lost..

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It's well known in Fab circles that bisexual men are like the Dementors from Harry Potter: if you're a woman and you spend the night with a bi guy, they will try to suck your soul out of your body for their own nourishment.

The only known defence is to put a protective ward on your Fab profile, using the words "No bisexual guys." These words are time honoured, and will cause the bisexual man burning pain even just to behold them. With any luck, the bisexual man will retreat and find another potential victim to ensnare in his shadowy claws, leaving you free to have totally hetero, no-homo sex with your partner and another man.

Goddamn these are important secrets you're leaking here! How am i going to victimise and steal souls now?!

Also you forgot to add bisexuals are spawned straight from hell and will turn anything they touch gay! "

I touched your message on the screen when I went to reply and now I'm a lesbian!

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By *acey_RedWoman  over a year ago

Liverpool

Because I'm hogging them all. They give good blowjob tips.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

they carry the plague

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By *hilloutMan  over a year ago

All over the place! Northwesr, , Southwest

I'm guessing it's preference.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

When I go to the gum clinic I am always asked if I've had sex with bi guys!!

It's the same when they ask if I've had sex with people who have visited foreign lands

I quite often reply "I'm not always aware of my partners sexual orientation and I dont ask to look at their passport".

I think that its assumed that all bi guys are promiscuous as opposed to hetro guys

And I call bull on the poster who said that HPV is a female only thing!!! Some peoples ignorance on here never fails to surprise me.

The human papillomavirus is the genital warts virus and it too is bi sexual

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By *acey_RedWoman  over a year ago

Liverpool


"When I go to the gum clinic I am always asked if I've had sex with bi guys!!

It's the same when they ask if I've had sex with people who have visited foreign lands

I quite often reply "I'm not always aware of my partners sexual orientation and I dont ask to look at their passport".

I think that its assumed that all bi guys are promiscuous as opposed to hetro guys

And I call bull on the poster who said that HPV is a female only thing!!! Some peoples ignorance on here never fails to surprise me.

The human papillomavirus is the genital warts virus and it too is bi sexual "

A couple of strains of HPV cause warts but there are hundreds and most don't. A couple can also cause cancer but most are harmless. Virtually every sexually active person will contract a strain of HPV at some point in their life, most will never know as it isn't routinely tested for. It's a lot more likely for a woman to know they have it than men as it is screened for during some gynae examinations or if you have an abnormal smear so I guess that is where that misconception comes from. Recently they have started screening for it at every smear test which is wonderful.

It's a little amusing though that some think only women get HPV as where do they think they're catching it from when most women either only or prodominsntly have sex with men.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Because I'm hogging them all. They give good blowjob tips."

Come and watch ill give you a free demo, have to bring you're own demo model though

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"When I go to the gum clinic I am always asked if I've had sex with bi guys!!

It's the same when they ask if I've had sex with people who have visited foreign lands

I quite often reply "I'm not always aware of my partners sexual orientation and I dont ask to look at their passport".

I think that its assumed that all bi guys are promiscuous as opposed to hetro guys

And I call bull on the poster who said that HPV is a female only thing!!! Some peoples ignorance on here never fails to surprise me.

The human papillomavirus is the genital warts virus and it too is bi sexual

A couple of strains of HPV cause warts but there are hundreds and most don't. A couple can also cause cancer but most are harmless. Virtually every sexually active person will contract a strain of HPV at some point in their life, most will never know as it isn't routinely tested for. It's a lot more likely for a woman to know they have it than men as it is screened for during some gynae examinations or if you have an abnormal smear so I guess that is where that misconception comes from. Recently they have started screening for it at every smear test which is wonderful.

It's a little amusing though that some think only women get HPV as where do they think they're catching it from when most women either only or prodominsntly have sex with men."

Don't like 80% of people have HPV1/2?

That's the cold sore right?

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By *acey_RedWoman  over a year ago

Liverpool


"Because I'm hogging them all. They give good blowjob tips.

Come and watch ill give you a free demo, have to bring you're own demo model though "

Brb. I'll go get him out the loft and blow the dust off.

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By *acey_RedWoman  over a year ago

Liverpool


"When I go to the gum clinic I am always asked if I've had sex with bi guys!!

It's the same when they ask if I've had sex with people who have visited foreign lands

I quite often reply "I'm not always aware of my partners sexual orientation and I dont ask to look at their passport".

I think that its assumed that all bi guys are promiscuous as opposed to hetro guys

And I call bull on the poster who said that HPV is a female only thing!!! Some peoples ignorance on here never fails to surprise me.

The human papillomavirus is the genital warts virus and it too is bi sexual

A couple of strains of HPV cause warts but there are hundreds and most don't. A couple can also cause cancer but most are harmless. Virtually every sexually active person will contract a strain of HPV at some point in their life, most will never know as it isn't routinely tested for. It's a lot more likely for a woman to know they have it than men as it is screened for during some gynae examinations or if you have an abnormal smear so I guess that is where that misconception comes from. Recently they have started screening for it at every smear test which is wonderful.

It's a little amusing though that some think only women get HPV as where do they think they're catching it from when most women either only or prodominsntly have sex with men.

Don't like 80% of people have HPV1/2?

That's the cold sore right?"

No you're thinking of HSV.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Apologies if this topic has been covered before."

You're not sorry

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"When I go to the gum clinic I am always asked if I've had sex with bi guys!!

It's the same when they ask if I've had sex with people who have visited foreign lands

I quite often reply "I'm not always aware of my partners sexual orientation and I dont ask to look at their passport".

I think that its assumed that all bi guys are promiscuous as opposed to hetro guys

And I call bull on the poster who said that HPV is a female only thing!!! Some peoples ignorance on here never fails to surprise me.

The human papillomavirus is the genital warts virus and it too is bi sexual

A couple of strains of HPV cause warts but there are hundreds and most don't. A couple can also cause cancer but most are harmless. Virtually every sexually active person will contract a strain of HPV at some point in their life, most will never know as it isn't routinely tested for. It's a lot more likely for a woman to know they have it than men as it is screened for during some gynae examinations or if you have an abnormal smear so I guess that is where that misconception comes from. Recently they have started screening for it at every smear test which is wonderful.

It's a little amusing though that some think only women get HPV as where do they think they're catching it from when most women either only or prodominsntly have sex with men.

Don't like 80% of people have HPV1/2?

That's the cold sore right?

No you're thinking of HSV."

AHH gotcha!

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By *Man1263Man  over a year ago

Stockport

Maybe people have free will and choose who and what they want?

Some will go with bi men (or women) and some won't.

It's their choice, leave them to it!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"STI's.

Dirty anal.

They won't take "no" for an answer. "

Wow i hope for your sake this was tongue in cheek!!

I'm happy to meet bi guys if the connection is there

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Still have sweetcorn on there cocks

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By *tradesmanMan  over a year ago

colchester

Women are bigger hypocrits than men, simple.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Women are bigger hypocrits than men, simple. "

Explain?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

In most cases women are more aware of sti's and take more care with their sexual health. Bi men have a reputation of multiple partners and a less than exemplary attitude to wearing condoms.

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By *uzukiNo1Woman  over a year ago

Rhyl


"Women are bigger hypocrits than men, simple. "

You best have a good theory to go with that mate...

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Coolio Iglesias has left the conversation

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By *den-Valley-coupleCouple  over a year ago

Cumbria

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By *ilsaGeorgeCouple  over a year ago

kent

Makes no difference to us if a guy - either single or part of a couple - is bi. Boundaries, if needed, are easy to discuss if everyone is respectful.

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By *wist my nipplesCouple  over a year ago

North East Scotland, mostly


"In most cases women are more aware of sti's and take more care with their sexual health. Bi men have a reputation of multiple partners and a less than exemplary attitude to wearing condoms. "

Are they? And do they? Not in my experience.

Mrs TMN

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By *wist my nipplesCouple  over a year ago

North East Scotland, mostly


"Coolio Iglesias has left the conversation "

Throws grenade... Fucks off

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By *acey_RedWoman  over a year ago

Liverpool


"In most cases women are more aware of sti's and take more care with their sexual health. Bi men have a reputation of multiple partners and a less than exemplary attitude to wearing condoms. "

Just because some do it's a bit much to make it a blanket rule. Some bisexual men have never had sex with another man or only have with a very small number. A large number of heterosexual men have multiple partners and don't use condoms. As do some women. I work in sexual health and I would say there isn't a vast difference in who is more careful with their sexual health. Just that more men don't seem as bothered about the risks and more women are ignorant to the risks.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

See you in your next incarnation, Tame

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

No staying power, some "men"

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"No staying power, some "men" "

You tell them, him, it

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman  over a year ago

little house on the praire

hes worn himself away with posting all his threads

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"hes worn himself away with posting all his threads"

You wouldn't catch a bi man fading so fast

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By *ssex_tomMan  over a year ago

Chelmsford

If a woman declines sex with all bi men is that preference or discrimination on the grounds of sexual persuasion ?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If a woman declines sex with all bi men is that preference or discrimination on the grounds of sexual persuasion ?"

always preference,says you wont meet smokers so is that your preference or you discrimination of smokers?

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By *ssex_tomMan  over a year ago

Chelmsford

There are rules and laws about where people can smoke but no laws protecting the rights of smokers. There are laws protecting discrimination on the grounds of sexual preference. I think.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"There are rules and laws about where people can smoke but no laws protecting the rights of smokers. There are laws protecting discrimination on the grounds of sexual preference. I think."

for a job maybe yes but for meeting someone for sex? cool if there is not then I the mr will shout discrimination act because that guy over there looks good and wont fuck with me.may aswell shout racism because that indian chick over there wont let me fuck her.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"STI's.

Dirty anal.

They won't take "no" for an answer.

Loads of women love dity anal! Wtf? Are mens anus's dirtier than woman's?

Yes

Women don’t shit

This one does she's having one now."

Had to do a double take that wasn't P posting there....

B

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By *aysolCouple  over a year ago

Swansea


"If a woman declines sex with all bi men is that preference or discrimination on the grounds of sexual persuasion ?"

Maybe its preference, maybe its a bit of prejudice but I don't believe people should be shamed for their sexual preferences. We all like different things.

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By *aysolCouple  over a year ago

Swansea


"In most cases women are more aware of sti's and take more care with their sexual health. Bi men have a reputation of multiple partners and a less than exemplary attitude to wearing condoms.

Just because some do it's a bit much to make it a blanket rule. Some bisexual men have never had sex with another man or only have with a very small number. A large number of heterosexual men have multiple partners and don't use condoms. As do some women. I work in sexual health and I would say there isn't a vast difference in who is more careful with their sexual health. Just that more men don't seem as bothered about the risks and more women are ignorant to the risks."

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By *aysolCouple  over a year ago

Swansea


"In most cases women are more aware of sti's and take more care with their sexual health. Bi men have a reputation of multiple partners and a less than exemplary attitude to wearing condoms. "

Thats just dumb. The amount of straight men on here cheating on their partners is crazy. I'm bi and I've never had unsafe sex. Loads of men and women have multiple sexual partners, you're on a swingers site, most on here have multiple sexual partners, wake up!

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By *ssex_tomMan  over a year ago

Chelmsford

Well I have been bi in the past. I only play safe. I wonder if because I was bi in the past it makes me bi now. Is there such a thing as bi fluid if you excuse the pun ?

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By *irenGuy70Man  over a year ago

Cirencester


"Coolio Iglesias has left the conversation "

Bye man.

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By *northernsoulMan  over a year ago

Manchester

I get plenty of messages from straight men on here that are secretly bi. Ladies - keep an eye on your husbands!!

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By *ssex_tomMan  over a year ago

Chelmsford

All men have the capacity to be bi or gay...it's just finding the magic key to unlock it..

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By *irty desireWoman  over a year ago

newcatle

I don’t meet bi men .. that actively advertise it ... my preference, don’t care what any one thinks of me for it! Oh and its a good message filter too

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By *aysolCouple  over a year ago

Swansea


"All men have the capacity to be bi or gay...it's just finding the magic key to unlock it.. "

Please let me have a copy of that key

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By *slite1Man  over a year ago

ludgershall

Load of bollocks, this is a site that is mainly dictated by women, that are on a sex site. They say they are bi and can lick a pussy, but a man can't suck a cock. Couples if you do get a bi man didn't mean he wants or has to suck your mans cock. It's just a preference and can happen if all happy with situation. If people on here want normal join a dating site

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Load of bollocks, this is a site that is mainly dictated by women, that are on a sex site. They say they are bi and can lick a pussy, but a man can't suck a cock. Couples if you do get a bi man didn't mean he wants or has to suck your mans cock. It's just a preference and can happen if all happy with situation. If people on here want normal join a dating site"

Lol

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Funny really because the thought of watching 2 men together makes me feel quite queasy. Now if I left it at that I’d get some real abuse and get called all sorts. But if I add to that the thought of watching a man and a woman together would also make me feel quite queasy then would I get slated for that? I’m not one for watching people I get absolutely nothing out of that. Everyone’s minds work differently and why can’t people accept that? I have many male bisexual friends who I adore but I don’t want to have sex with a bisexual man. I just don’t. Why do I need a reason? My reason is I don’t want to. I really don’t get why that is a problem for anyone!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

OP gone again?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Funny really because the thought of watching 2 men together makes me feel quite queasy. Now if I left it at that I’d get some real abuse and get called all sorts. But if I add to that the thought of watching a man and a woman together would also make me feel quite queasy then would I get slated for that? I’m not one for watching people I get absolutely nothing out of that. Everyone’s minds work differently and why can’t people accept that? I have many male bisexual friends who I adore but I don’t want to have sex with a bisexual man. I just don’t. Why do I need a reason? My reason is I don’t want to. I really don’t get why that is a problem for anyone!"

However, watching 2 women together really turns me on. Yet I prefer men. Go figure! Yep we’re all different.

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By *ust PeachyWoman  over a year ago

Prestonish


"I get plenty of messages from straight men on here that are secretly bi. Ladies - keep an eye on your husbands!! "

If I was married I’d be happy for my husband to play with you as long as I get to watch! You’re hot!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"OP gone again?

"

who was the OP?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"OP gone again?

who was the OP?"

Coolio Iglesias AKA Tame

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"OP gone again?

who was the OP?

Coolio Iglesias AKA Tame "

Oooooooh

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"OP gone again?

who was the OP?"

Tame Impala.. under guise of Coolio.

I like him, but wish he'd stay, or go.. So it puts an end to the "Where is Tame" Threads.

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By *ssex_tomMan  over a year ago

Chelmsford

Is judging people by their sexuality any different from judging people by their religion etc

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By *essica jamiesonWoman  over a year ago

edinburgh


"With some Fab Straight couples the man may feel worried about either unwanted advances from a bi male or that he might get aroused. Some women want their play partners centred on them or worry it will turn their man gay. Not to mention the perception that bi men may put them at higher risk of catching something. Just my opinion. Or it could just be that single men and single bi men outweigh the females and couples so that they rarely get a meet anyway. Perhaps the bi men blame bi phobia for this. There is only one thing worse to most fabsters than a bi man and that's a bi vegan man who puts no blacks or Asians on his profile..

Knew it wouldn't be long before we got round to the "might catch something" reason on this thread "

Many females wont meet bo men due to the fact of " a possible std" its their choice of reason regardless of what you think

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By *eal_curves_is_backWoman  over a year ago

London


"Is judging people by their sexuality any different from judging people by their religion etc"

No one is judging. It is just personal choice.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"With some Fab Straight couples the man may feel worried about either unwanted advances from a bi male or that he might get aroused. Some women want their play partners centred on them or worry it will turn their man gay. Not to mention the perception that bi men may put them at higher risk of catching something. Just my opinion. Or it could just be that single men and single bi men outweigh the females and couples so that they rarely get a meet anyway. Perhaps the bi men blame bi phobia for this. There is only one thing worse to most fabsters than a bi man and that's a bi vegan man who puts no blacks or Asians on his profile..

Knew it wouldn't be long before we got round to the "might catch something" reason on this thread Many females wont meet bo men due to the fact of " a possible std" its their choice of reason regardless of what you think"

To be honest that never even crossed my mind until someone mentioned it on here. I don’t know the stats or whether that’s true or not but that didn’t come into any reason for me. I’m wary of everyone in that regard no matter their sexual preference.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"With some Fab Straight couples the man may feel worried about either unwanted advances from a bi male or that he might get aroused. Some women want their play partners centred on them or worry it will turn their man gay. Not to mention the perception that bi men may put them at higher risk of catching something. Just my opinion. Or it could just be that single men and single bi men outweigh the females and couples so that they rarely get a meet anyway. Perhaps the bi men blame bi phobia for this. There is only one thing worse to most fabsters than a bi man and that's a bi vegan man who puts no blacks or Asians on his profile..

Knew it wouldn't be long before we got round to the "might catch something" reason on this thread Many females wont meet bo men due to the fact of " a possible std" its their choice of reason regardless of what you think"

Just like its ours to counter that stupidity and ignorance with reasoned debate.

Like pointing out the only people who've ever pressured me to play without protection are Straight Couples.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Is judging people by their sexuality any different from judging people by their religion etc

No one is judging. It is just personal choice. "

I'm judging.

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By *eal_curves_is_backWoman  over a year ago

London


"Load of bollocks, this is a site that is mainly dictated by women, that are on a sex site. They say they are bi and can lick a pussy, but a man can't suck a cock. Couples if you do get a bi man didn't mean he wants or has to suck your mans cock. It's just a preference and can happen if all happy with situation. If people on here want normal join a dating site"

What exactly do you class as not normal?

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By *eal_curves_is_backWoman  over a year ago

London


"Is judging people by their sexuality any different from judging people by their religion etc

No one is judging. It is just personal choice.

I'm judging. "

Judge away!

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By *slite1Man  over a year ago

ludgershall

Does this mean you can't Cath a std from a woman. Or a active couple

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By *acey_RedWoman  over a year ago

Liverpool


"With some Fab Straight couples the man may feel worried about either unwanted advances from a bi male or that he might get aroused. Some women want their play partners centred on them or worry it will turn their man gay. Not to mention the perception that bi men may put them at higher risk of catching something. Just my opinion. Or it could just be that single men and single bi men outweigh the females and couples so that they rarely get a meet anyway. Perhaps the bi men blame bi phobia for this. There is only one thing worse to most fabsters than a bi man and that's a bi vegan man who puts no blacks or Asians on his profile..

Knew it wouldn't be long before we got round to the "might catch something" reason on this thread Many females wont meet bo men due to the fact of " a possible std" its their choice of reason regardless of what you think

To be honest that never even crossed my mind until someone mentioned it on here. I don’t know the stats or whether that’s true or not but that didn’t come into any reason for me. I’m wary of everyone in that regard no matter their sexual preference. "

Best way to be. A lot of women assume other women are safer compared to sleeping with men and it's not true.

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By *eal_curves_is_backWoman  over a year ago

London


"All men have the capacity to be bi or gay...it's just finding the magic key to unlock it.. "

The capacity, yes. The will, no. Personal choice, leave them to it!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"With some Fab Straight couples the man may feel worried about either unwanted advances from a bi male or that he might get aroused. Some women want their play partners centred on them or worry it will turn their man gay. Not to mention the perception that bi men may put them at higher risk of catching something. Just my opinion. Or it could just be that single men and single bi men outweigh the females and couples so that they rarely get a meet anyway. Perhaps the bi men blame bi phobia for this. There is only one thing worse to most fabsters than a bi man and that's a bi vegan man who puts no blacks or Asians on his profile..

Knew it wouldn't be long before we got round to the "might catch something" reason on this thread Many females wont meet bo men due to the fact of " a possible std" its their choice of reason regardless of what you think

To be honest that never even crossed my mind until someone mentioned it on here. I don’t know the stats or whether that’s true or not but that didn’t come into any reason for me. I’m wary of everyone in that regard no matter their sexual preference.

Best way to be. A lot of women assume other women are safer compared to sleeping with men and it's not true."

No it’s not. The only person Ive ever known who caught an STI is a woman who shared a toy with another woman.

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By *eal_curves_is_backWoman  over a year ago

London


"Maybe people have free will and choose who and what they want?

Some will go with bi men (or women) and some won't.

It's their choice, leave them to it! "

Voice of reason.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Funny really because the thought of watching 2 men together makes me feel quite queasy. Now if I left it at that I’d get some real abuse and get called all sorts. But if I add to that the thought of watching a man and a woman together would also make me feel quite queasy then would I get slated for that? I’m not one for watching people I get absolutely nothing out of that. Everyone’s minds work differently and why can’t people accept that? I have many male bisexual friends who I adore but I don’t want to have sex with a bisexual man. I just don’t. Why do I need a reason? My reason is I don’t want to. I really don’t get why that is a problem for anyone!"

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By *eal_curves_is_backWoman  over a year ago

London


"If a woman declines sex with all bi men is that preference or discrimination on the grounds of sexual persuasion ?"

Choice.

The result of experience.

Being herself.

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By *slite1Man  over a year ago

ludgershall

We all know there is only one way to be safe. And its not through sexual preferences. We all take a risk when playing, and we are all adults in one big happy club

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By *ssex_tomMan  over a year ago

Chelmsford

A scenario...

You are a female at a party and there are several guys there.. one guy is stunningingly attractive, great body, and you want to bed him so badly he is making you weak at the knees..

You are then told he is bi so you bin that idea..

Preference or prejudice..?

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By *acey_RedWoman  over a year ago

Liverpool


"With some Fab Straight couples the man may feel worried about either unwanted advances from a bi male or that he might get aroused. Some women want their play partners centred on them or worry it will turn their man gay. Not to mention the perception that bi men may put them at higher risk of catching something. Just my opinion. Or it could just be that single men and single bi men outweigh the females and couples so that they rarely get a meet anyway. Perhaps the bi men blame bi phobia for this. There is only one thing worse to most fabsters than a bi man and that's a bi vegan man who puts no blacks or Asians on his profile..

Knew it wouldn't be long before we got round to the "might catch something" reason on this thread Many females wont meet bo men due to the fact of " a possible std" its their choice of reason regardless of what you think

To be honest that never even crossed my mind until someone mentioned it on here. I don’t know the stats or whether that’s true or not but that didn’t come into any reason for me. I’m wary of everyone in that regard no matter their sexual preference.

Best way to be. A lot of women assume other women are safer compared to sleeping with men and it's not true.

No it’s not. The only person Ive ever known who caught an STI is a woman who shared a toy with another woman. "

I have a friend who caught HSV2 the first time she had sex with another woman. Talk about rotten luck!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"A scenario...

You are a female at a party and there are several guys there.. one guy is stunningingly attractive, great body, and you want to bed him so badly he is making you weak at the knees..

You are then told he is bi so you bin that idea..

Preference or prejudice..?"

Good question. But I wouldn’t be in that scenario so I don’t know.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Being bisexual is one of your core values, something you cannot change about yourself, no matter how hard you may want to.

Just like ethnicity.

It's not like a Faith or Religion you can think about and then change or adapt over time.

There are a ton of misconceptions spread about ethnicity and sexuality that stop people meeting others from different ethnicities or sexualities.

Only my sexuality isn't visible. It cant be seen, heard, smelt or felt. I'm not riddled with STIs, I'm not effeminate or camp, I'm quite hard, tough and masculine and youd never know about it unless I told you.

So how that can have any effect on whether a woman would sleep with me and be fobbed off with personal choice, or preference as a defence is way beyond my limited comprehension.

I'm sorry, well I'm not really, not at all.. but I do like to counter stupid statements occasionally.

Experience is about the only excuse I'd admit (if you would have, if you didnt know I was bi). I can understand why bad experiences put people off certain groups, but it's still a very narrow minded viewpoint to hold I think and you're only stopping yourself from meeting someone who is potentially right up your street.

I like it when someone openly points out on their profile that they're racist or homophobic, because that's pretty much what it boils down to when you exclude people outright.. just for their sexuality or skin colour alone.

Racism and Homophobia arent all about beating someone up because they're different. You can have gay friends yet still be a bit homophobic, because it's a spectrum. There are differing levels of it.

I'm not telling anyone who they have to sleep with, it is your body, but if you don't operate on the fact that there could be an exception to the rule, then what else is left to say..?

Sexuality is invisible and ethnicity comes in so many shades.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Being bisexual is one of your core values, something you cannot change about yourself, no matter how hard you may want to.

Just like ethnicity.

It's not like a Faith or Religion you can think about and then change or adapt over time.

There are a ton of misconceptions spread about ethnicity and sexuality that stop people meeting others from different ethnicities or sexualities.

Only my sexuality isn't visible. It cant be seen, heard, smelt or felt. I'm not riddled with STIs, I'm not effeminate or camp, I'm quite hard, tough and masculine and youd never know about it unless I told you.

So how that can have any effect on whether a woman would sleep with me and be fobbed off with personal choice, or preference as a defence is way beyond my limited comprehension.

I'm sorry, well I'm not really, not at all.. but I do like to counter stupid statements occasionally.

Experience is about the only excuse I'd admit (if you would have, if you didnt know I was bi). I can understand why bad experiences put people off certain groups, but it's still a very narrow minded viewpoint to hold I think and you're only stopping yourself from meeting someone who is potentially right up your street.

I like it when someone openly points out on their profile that they're racist or homophobic, because that's pretty much what it boils down to when you exclude people outright.. just for their sexuality or skin colour alone.

Racism and Homophobia arent all about beating someone up because they're different. You can have gay friends yet still be a bit homophobic, because it's a spectrum. There are differing levels of it.

I'm not telling anyone who they have to sleep with, it is your body, but if you don't operate on the fact that there could be an exception to the rule, then what else is left to say..?

Sexuality is invisible and ethnicity comes in so many shades."

Would you fuck an 80 year old person?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Being bisexual is one of your core values, something you cannot change about yourself, no matter how hard you may want to.

Just like ethnicity.

It's not like a Faith or Religion you can think about and then change or adapt over time.

There are a ton of misconceptions spread about ethnicity and sexuality that stop people meeting others from different ethnicities or sexualities.

Only my sexuality isn't visible. It cant be seen, heard, smelt or felt. I'm not riddled with STIs, I'm not effeminate or camp, I'm quite hard, tough and masculine and youd never know about it unless I told you.

So how that can have any effect on whether a woman would sleep with me and be fobbed off with personal choice, or preference as a defence is way beyond my limited comprehension.

I'm sorry, well I'm not really, not at all.. but I do like to counter stupid statements occasionally.

Experience is about the only excuse I'd admit (if you would have, if you didnt know I was bi). I can understand why bad experiences put people off certain groups, but it's still a very narrow minded viewpoint to hold I think and you're only stopping yourself from meeting someone who is potentially right up your street.

I like it when someone openly points out on their profile that they're racist or homophobic, because that's pretty much what it boils down to when you exclude people outright.. just for their sexuality or skin colour alone.

Racism and Homophobia arent all about beating someone up because they're different. You can have gay friends yet still be a bit homophobic, because it's a spectrum. There are differing levels of it.

I'm not telling anyone who they have to sleep with, it is your body, but if you don't operate on the fact that there could be an exception to the rule, then what else is left to say..?

Sexuality is invisible and ethnicity comes in so many shades.

Would you fuck an 80 year old person?"

Not at the moment, but I guess that makes me a little age-ist.. I'm ok with that. I accept what I am and dont hide behind preference.

Also, when I'm 80, hell yes I would.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Being bisexual is one of your core values, something you cannot change about yourself, no matter how hard you may want to.

Just like ethnicity.

It's not like a Faith or Religion you can think about and then change or adapt over time.

There are a ton of misconceptions spread about ethnicity and sexuality that stop people meeting others from different ethnicities or sexualities.

Only my sexuality isn't visible. It cant be seen, heard, smelt or felt. I'm not riddled with STIs, I'm not effeminate or camp, I'm quite hard, tough and masculine and youd never know about it unless I told you.

So how that can have any effect on whether a woman would sleep with me and be fobbed off with personal choice, or preference as a defence is way beyond my limited comprehension.

I'm sorry, well I'm not really, not at all.. but I do like to counter stupid statements occasionally.

Experience is about the only excuse I'd admit (if you would have, if you didnt know I was bi). I can understand why bad experiences put people off certain groups, but it's still a very narrow minded viewpoint to hold I think and you're only stopping yourself from meeting someone who is potentially right up your street.

I like it when someone openly points out on their profile that they're racist or homophobic, because that's pretty much what it boils down to when you exclude people outright.. just for their sexuality or skin colour alone.

Racism and Homophobia arent all about beating someone up because they're different. You can have gay friends yet still be a bit homophobic, because it's a spectrum. There are differing levels of it.

I'm not telling anyone who they have to sleep with, it is your body, but if you don't operate on the fact that there could be an exception to the rule, then what else is left to say..?

Sexuality is invisible and ethnicity comes in so many shades.

Would you fuck an 80 year old person?

Not at the moment, but I guess that makes me a little age-ist.. I'm ok with that. I accept what I am and dont hide behind preference.

Also, when I'm 80, hell yes I would.

"

Ageist and age phobic.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Being bisexual is one of your core values, something you cannot change about yourself, no matter how hard you may want to.

Just like ethnicity.

It's not like a Faith or Religion you can think about and then change or adapt over time.

There are a ton of misconceptions spread about ethnicity and sexuality that stop people meeting others from different ethnicities or sexualities.

Only my sexuality isn't visible. It cant be seen, heard, smelt or felt. I'm not riddled with STIs, I'm not effeminate or camp, I'm quite hard, tough and masculine and youd never know about it unless I told you.

So how that can have any effect on whether a woman would sleep with me and be fobbed off with personal choice, or preference as a defence is way beyond my limited comprehension.

I'm sorry, well I'm not really, not at all.. but I do like to counter stupid statements occasionally.

Experience is about the only excuse I'd admit (if you would have, if you didnt know I was bi). I can understand why bad experiences put people off certain groups, but it's still a very narrow minded viewpoint to hold I think and you're only stopping yourself from meeting someone who is potentially right up your street.

I like it when someone openly points out on their profile that they're racist or homophobic, because that's pretty much what it boils down to when you exclude people outright.. just for their sexuality or skin colour alone.

Racism and Homophobia arent all about beating someone up because they're different. You can have gay friends yet still be a bit homophobic, because it's a spectrum. There are differing levels of it.

I'm not telling anyone who they have to sleep with, it is your body, but if you don't operate on the fact that there could be an exception to the rule, then what else is left to say..?

Sexuality is invisible and ethnicity comes in so many shades.

Would you fuck an 80 year old person?

Not at the moment, but I guess that makes me a little age-ist.. I'm ok with that. I accept what I am and dont hide behind preference.

Also, when I'm 80, hell yes I would.

Ageist and age phobic. "

I'll own that

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By *slite1Man  over a year ago

ludgershall

The sadest thing about this site is the rudnest and arrogance of some people. We are all basically on here for one reason, if not shouldn't be on here anyway. Doesn't matter if straight,gay,bi,married,single, cheating, black,white,race or religion, if we send or receive a message, a simple thank you or no thanks goes a long way. We should all think ourselfs lucky someone though we were worth spending some time on to message

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Being bisexual is one of your core values, something you cannot change about yourself, no matter how hard you may want to.

Just like ethnicity.

It's not like a Faith or Religion you can think about and then change or adapt over time.

There are a ton of misconceptions spread about ethnicity and sexuality that stop people meeting others from different ethnicities or sexualities.

Only my sexuality isn't visible. It cant be seen, heard, smelt or felt. I'm not riddled with STIs, I'm not effeminate or camp, I'm quite hard, tough and masculine and youd never know about it unless I told you.

So how that can have any effect on whether a woman would sleep with me and be fobbed off with personal choice, or preference as a defence is way beyond my limited comprehension.

I'm sorry, well I'm not really, not at all.. but I do like to counter stupid statements occasionally.

Experience is about the only excuse I'd admit (if you would have, if you didnt know I was bi). I can understand why bad experiences put people off certain groups, but it's still a very narrow minded viewpoint to hold I think and you're only stopping yourself from meeting someone who is potentially right up your street.

I like it when someone openly points out on their profile that they're racist or homophobic, because that's pretty much what it boils down to when you exclude people outright.. just for their sexuality or skin colour alone.

Racism and Homophobia arent all about beating someone up because they're different. You can have gay friends yet still be a bit homophobic, because it's a spectrum. There are differing levels of it.

I'm not telling anyone who they have to sleep with, it is your body, but if you don't operate on the fact that there could be an exception to the rule, then what else is left to say..?

Sexuality is invisible and ethnicity comes in so many shades.

Would you fuck an 80 year old person?

Not at the moment, but I guess that makes me a little age-ist.. I'm ok with that. I accept what I am and dont hide behind preference.

Also, when I'm 80, hell yes I would.

Ageist and age phobic.

I'll own that "

I'm ageist heightist racist homophobic sexist swingist.

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By *ssex_tomMan  over a year ago

Chelmsford

Well I would not fuck an 80 year old again.. it totally wiped me out. She had the stamina of a marathon runner..

My advice.. never typecast an 80 year old

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By *aysolCouple  over a year ago

Swansea


"Being bisexual is one of your core values, something you cannot change about yourself, no matter how hard you may want to.

Just like ethnicity.

It's not like a Faith or Religion you can think about and then change or adapt over time.

There are a ton of misconceptions spread about ethnicity and sexuality that stop people meeting others from different ethnicities or sexualities.

Only my sexuality isn't visible. It cant be seen, heard, smelt or felt. I'm not riddled with STIs, I'm not effeminate or camp, I'm quite hard, tough and masculine and youd never know about it unless I told you.

So how that can have any effect on whether a woman would sleep with me and be fobbed off with personal choice, or preference as a defence is way beyond my limited comprehension.

I'm sorry, well I'm not really, not at all.. but I do like to counter stupid statements occasionally.

Experience is about the only excuse I'd admit (if you would have, if you didnt know I was bi). I can understand why bad experiences put people off certain groups, but it's still a very narrow minded viewpoint to hold I think and you're only stopping yourself from meeting someone who is potentially right up your street.

I like it when someone openly points out on their profile that they're racist or homophobic, because that's pretty much what it boils down to when you exclude people outright.. just for their sexuality or skin colour alone.

Racism and Homophobia arent all about beating someone up because they're different. You can have gay friends yet still be a bit homophobic, because it's a spectrum. There are differing levels of it.

I'm not telling anyone who they have to sleep with, it is your body, but if you don't operate on the fact that there could be an exception to the rule, then what else is left to say..?

Sexuality is invisible and ethnicity comes in so many shades."

I dont know man. I think sexuality is complicated and shaming someone for their preferences isn't right. I mean it's like you said at the beginning- you don't choose who you are attracted to, and people accept that straight people aren't attracted to the same gender and gay people aren't attracted to the opposite sex. It's a bit harder for me to understand why a woman would not be attracted to a bi man as I think that is a bit disingenuous as some men seem to be secretly bi and their partners think they are straight, so would they instantly stop being attracted to that person if they knew he was bi? I doubt it and if they did it might be down to homophobia or biphobia... But still, let I don't think its right to shame people who have preferences. I'm bi but I can't see myself attracted to a transsexual person. Does that make my transphobic? I dont think so. I'm also very rarely attracted to asian men or black women... I didn't choose those preferences and I'd never say never, but I really doubt I want to be with either and I don't think I should be shamed into doing it. It's just not the right way to go about things.

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By *aysolCouple  over a year ago

Swansea


"The sadest thing about this site is the rudnest and arrogance of some people. We are all basically on here for one reason, if not shouldn't be on here anyway. Doesn't matter if straight,gay,bi,married,single, cheating, black,white,race or religion, if we send or receive a message, a simple thank you or no thanks goes a long way. We should all think ourselfs lucky someone though we were worth spending some time on to message "

I think it's rude when you say what you want in your profile and they message anyway, then after being rejected continue to message. Or they just say hey and have nothing else to say and have nothing on their profile. Sorry I dont really have for you. Respect goes both ways.

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By *slite1Man  over a year ago

ludgershall


"The sadest thing about this site is the rudnest and arrogance of some people. We are all basically on here for one reason, if not shouldn't be on here anyway. Doesn't matter if straight,gay,bi,married,single, cheating, black,white,race or religion, if we send or receive a message, a simple thank you or no thanks goes a long way. We should all think ourselfs lucky someone though we were worth spending some time on to message

I think it's rude when you say what you want in your profile and they message anyway, then after being rejected continue to message. Or they just say hey and have nothing else to say and have nothing on their profile. Sorry I dont really have for you. Respect goes both ways."

Totally agree but most of us arnt stupid and can tell who is wasting everyone's time

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Being bisexual is one of your core values, something you cannot change about yourself, no matter how hard you may want to.

Just like ethnicity.

It's not like a Faith or Religion you can think about and then change or adapt over time.

There are a ton of misconceptions spread about ethnicity and sexuality that stop people meeting others from different ethnicities or sexualities.

Only my sexuality isn't visible. It cant be seen, heard, smelt or felt. I'm not riddled with STIs, I'm not effeminate or camp, I'm quite hard, tough and masculine and youd never know about it unless I told you.

So how that can have any effect on whether a woman would sleep with me and be fobbed off with personal choice, or preference as a defence is way beyond my limited comprehension.

I'm sorry, well I'm not really, not at all.. but I do like to counter stupid statements occasionally.

Experience is about the only excuse I'd admit (if you would have, if you didnt know I was bi). I can understand why bad experiences put people off certain groups, but it's still a very narrow minded viewpoint to hold I think and you're only stopping yourself from meeting someone who is potentially right up your street.

I like it when someone openly points out on their profile that they're racist or homophobic, because that's pretty much what it boils down to when you exclude people outright.. just for their sexuality or skin colour alone.

Racism and Homophobia arent all about beating someone up because they're different. You can have gay friends yet still be a bit homophobic, because it's a spectrum. There are differing levels of it.

I'm not telling anyone who they have to sleep with, it is your body, but if you don't operate on the fact that there could be an exception to the rule, then what else is left to say..?

Sexuality is invisible and ethnicity comes in so many shades.

I dont know man. I think sexuality is complicated and shaming someone for their preferences isn't right. I mean it's like you said at the beginning- you don't choose who you are attracted to, and people accept that straight people aren't attracted to the same gender and gay people aren't attracted to the opposite sex. It's a bit harder for me to understand why a woman would not be attracted to a bi man as I think that is a bit disingenuous as some men seem to be secretly bi and their partners think they are straight, so would they instantly stop being attracted to that person if they knew he was bi? I doubt it and if they did it might be down to homophobia or biphobia... But still, let I don't think its right to shame people who have preferences. I'm bi but I can't see myself attracted to a transsexual person. Does that make my transphobic? I dont think so. I'm also very rarely attracted to asian men or black women... I didn't choose those preferences and I'd never say never, but I really doubt I want to be with either and I don't think I should be shamed into doing it. It's just not the right way to go about things. "

I'm not shaming anyone. If they feel ashamed, then perhaps they should have a good inwards look to why they hold views like those. I have and it changed my mind, still continue to grow each day the more I learn about myself.

I'm not singling anyone out and Mavis makes a good point about age. None of us are perfect.

I'm not saying people aren't allowed to hold preference, I'm not saying those who do, are wrong uns.

All I would like, is for people to question a little deeper as to why they hold certain preferences or exclude others, based on certain things.

Racist and Homophobic terms are strong and imply lots of other things which again.. may or may not be true about the individual.

No different than what they're doing to others though is it? Making assumptions.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Being bisexual is one of your core values, something you cannot change about yourself, no matter how hard you may want to.

Just like ethnicity.

It's not like a Faith or Religion you can think about and then change or adapt over time.

There are a ton of misconceptions spread about ethnicity and sexuality that stop people meeting others from different ethnicities or sexualities.

Only my sexuality isn't visible. It cant be seen, heard, smelt or felt. I'm not riddled with STIs, I'm not effeminate or camp, I'm quite hard, tough and masculine and youd never know about it unless I told you.

So how that can have any effect on whether a woman would sleep with me and be fobbed off with personal choice, or preference as a defence is way beyond my limited comprehension.

I'm sorry, well I'm not really, not at all.. but I do like to counter stupid statements occasionally.

Experience is about the only excuse I'd admit (if you would have, if you didnt know I was bi). I can understand why bad experiences put people off certain groups, but it's still a very narrow minded viewpoint to hold I think and you're only stopping yourself from meeting someone who is potentially right up your street.

I like it when someone openly points out on their profile that they're racist or homophobic, because that's pretty much what it boils down to when you exclude people outright.. just for their sexuality or skin colour alone.

Racism and Homophobia arent all about beating someone up because they're different. You can have gay friends yet still be a bit homophobic, because it's a spectrum. There are differing levels of it.

I'm not telling anyone who they have to sleep with, it is your body, but if you don't operate on the fact that there could be an exception to the rule, then what else is left to say..?

Sexuality is invisible and ethnicity comes in so many shades.

I dont know man. I think sexuality is complicated and shaming someone for their preferences isn't right. I mean it's like you said at the beginning- you don't choose who you are attracted to, and people accept that straight people aren't attracted to the same gender and gay people aren't attracted to the opposite sex. It's a bit harder for me to understand why a woman would not be attracted to a bi man as I think that is a bit disingenuous as some men seem to be secretly bi and their partners think they are straight, so would they instantly stop being attracted to that person if they knew he was bi? I doubt it and if they did it might be down to homophobia or biphobia... But still, let I don't think its right to shame people who have preferences. I'm bi but I can't see myself attracted to a transsexual person. Does that make my transphobic? I dont think so. I'm also very rarely attracted to asian men or black women... I didn't choose those preferences and I'd never say never, but I really doubt I want to be with either and I don't think I should be shamed into doing it. It's just not the right way to go about things. "

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Being bisexual is one of your core values, something you cannot change about yourself, no matter how hard you may want to.

Just like ethnicity.

It's not like a Faith or Religion you can think about and then change or adapt over time.

There are a ton of misconceptions spread about ethnicity and sexuality that stop people meeting others from different ethnicities or sexualities.

Only my sexuality isn't visible. It cant be seen, heard, smelt or felt. I'm not riddled with STIs, I'm not effeminate or camp, I'm quite hard, tough and masculine and youd never know about it unless I told you.

So how that can have any effect on whether a woman would sleep with me and be fobbed off with personal choice, or preference as a defence is way beyond my limited comprehension.

I'm sorry, well I'm not really, not at all.. but I do like to counter stupid statements occasionally.

Experience is about the only excuse I'd admit (if you would have, if you didnt know I was bi). I can understand why bad experiences put people off certain groups, but it's still a very narrow minded viewpoint to hold I think and you're only stopping yourself from meeting someone who is potentially right up your street.

I like it when someone openly points out on their profile that they're racist or homophobic, because that's pretty much what it boils down to when you exclude people outright.. just for their sexuality or skin colour alone.

Racism and Homophobia arent all about beating someone up because they're different. You can have gay friends yet still be a bit homophobic, because it's a spectrum. There are differing levels of it.

I'm not telling anyone who they have to sleep with, it is your body, but if you don't operate on the fact that there could be an exception to the rule, then what else is left to say..?

Sexuality is invisible and ethnicity comes in so many shades.

I dont know man. I think sexuality is complicated and shaming someone for their preferences isn't right. I mean it's like you said at the beginning- you don't choose who you are attracted to, and people accept that straight people aren't attracted to the same gender and gay people aren't attracted to the opposite sex. It's a bit harder for me to understand why a woman would not be attracted to a bi man as I think that is a bit disingenuous as some men seem to be secretly bi and their partners think they are straight, so would they instantly stop being attracted to that person if they knew he was bi? I doubt it and if they did it might be down to homophobia or biphobia... But still, let I don't think its right to shame people who have preferences. I'm bi but I can't see myself attracted to a transsexual person. Does that make my transphobic? I dont think so. I'm also very rarely attracted to asian men or black women... I didn't choose those preferences and I'd never say never, but I really doubt I want to be with either and I don't think I should be shamed into doing it. It's just not the right way to go about things.

I'm not shaming anyone. If they feel ashamed, then perhaps they should have a good inwards look to why they hold views like those. I have and it changed my mind, still continue to grow each day the more I learn about myself.

I'm not singling anyone out and Mavis makes a good point about age. None of us are perfect.

I'm not saying people aren't allowed to hold preference, I'm not saying those who do, are wrong uns.

All I would like, is for people to question a little deeper as to why they hold certain preferences or exclude others, based on certain things.

Racist and Homophobic terms are strong and imply lots of other things which again.. may or may not be true about the individual.

No different than what they're doing to others though is it? Making assumptions.

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People use the terms racist, homophobic, ageist, etc all the time when someone says they don't want to fuck them. I use the terms about me because in some people's eyes- because I said no thank you- they think I am one. Fine by me.

I do understand what you're saying about wanting people to challenge their preferences and think about the 'why'. (I have and it's still a no thanks.) But I also think we should accept their "no". They can have a think internally about their reasons but they don't have to explain or justify them to anyone else.

No means no. It doesn't mean 'well I don't accept your reason as true, so you are a bad person'.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Being bisexual is one of your core values, something you cannot change about yourself, no matter how hard you may want to.

Just like ethnicity.

It's not like a Faith or Religion you can think about and then change or adapt over time.

There are a ton of misconceptions spread about ethnicity and sexuality that stop people meeting others from different ethnicities or sexualities.

Only my sexuality isn't visible. It cant be seen, heard, smelt or felt. I'm not riddled with STIs, I'm not effeminate or camp, I'm quite hard, tough and masculine and youd never know about it unless I told you.

So how that can have any effect on whether a woman would sleep with me and be fobbed off with personal choice, or preference as a defence is way beyond my limited comprehension.

I'm sorry, well I'm not really, not at all.. but I do like to counter stupid statements occasionally.

Experience is about the only excuse I'd admit (if you would have, if you didnt know I was bi). I can understand why bad experiences put people off certain groups, but it's still a very narrow minded viewpoint to hold I think and you're only stopping yourself from meeting someone who is potentially right up your street.

I like it when someone openly points out on their profile that they're racist or homophobic, because that's pretty much what it boils down to when you exclude people outright.. just for their sexuality or skin colour alone.

Racism and Homophobia arent all about beating someone up because they're different. You can have gay friends yet still be a bit homophobic, because it's a spectrum. There are differing levels of it.

I'm not telling anyone who they have to sleep with, it is your body, but if you don't operate on the fact that there could be an exception to the rule, then what else is left to say..?

Sexuality is invisible and ethnicity comes in so many shades.

I dont know man. I think sexuality is complicated and shaming someone for their preferences isn't right. I mean it's like you said at the beginning- you don't choose who you are attracted to, and people accept that straight people aren't attracted to the same gender and gay people aren't attracted to the opposite sex. It's a bit harder for me to understand why a woman would not be attracted to a bi man as I think that is a bit disingenuous as some men seem to be secretly bi and their partners think they are straight, so would they instantly stop being attracted to that person if they knew he was bi? I doubt it and if they did it might be down to homophobia or biphobia... But still, let I don't think its right to shame people who have preferences. I'm bi but I can't see myself attracted to a transsexual person. Does that make my transphobic? I dont think so. I'm also very rarely attracted to asian men or black women... I didn't choose those preferences and I'd never say never, but I really doubt I want to be with either and I don't think I should be shamed into doing it. It's just not the right way to go about things.

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So what is the best way? Just ignore things and let people get away with saying it's just preference? When it's usually based on misinformation and ignorance?

- Like STI argument?

- Like being less masculine argument?

- Like will sleep with anyone argument?

- Like can't be trusted in a straight threesome argument?

I'm sorry, but if they're going to use those arguments, then they need to be countered in some way, or things continue as they are and us bisexual men are unfairly labelled all those things. I'd block and ignore quite happily, but if it rears its head in here, I'm happy countering those beliefs. They don't apply to me or all bi men and will not have them applied to me. They're insulting and rude, so forgive me for fighting fire with fire.

I'm open to suggestions as to how best change opinion so bi men aren't continually mislabelled and grouped in together as a job lot of unsafe sexual predators.

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By *slite1Man  over a year ago

ludgershall

Everyone should try at least once. No one can say don't like, won't try not my thing until experienced it. To other people not on this site, but looking in at us we are different, or at least not afraid to admit what we like. So when using this site none of us should judge. Personally I would fuck every member on here at least once to see if I liked it

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Being bisexual is one of your core values, something you cannot change about yourself, no matter how hard you may want to.

Just like ethnicity.

It's not like a Faith or Religion you can think about and then change or adapt over time.

There are a ton of misconceptions spread about ethnicity and sexuality that stop people meeting others from different ethnicities or sexualities.

Only my sexuality isn't visible. It cant be seen, heard, smelt or felt. I'm not riddled with STIs, I'm not effeminate or camp, I'm quite hard, tough and masculine and youd never know about it unless I told you.

So how that can have any effect on whether a woman would sleep with me and be fobbed off with personal choice, or preference as a defence is way beyond my limited comprehension.

I'm sorry, well I'm not really, not at all.. but I do like to counter stupid statements occasionally.

Experience is about the only excuse I'd admit (if you would have, if you didnt know I was bi). I can understand why bad experiences put people off certain groups, but it's still a very narrow minded viewpoint to hold I think and you're only stopping yourself from meeting someone who is potentially right up your street.

I like it when someone openly points out on their profile that they're racist or homophobic, because that's pretty much what it boils down to when you exclude people outright.. just for their sexuality or skin colour alone.

Racism and Homophobia arent all about beating someone up because they're different. You can have gay friends yet still be a bit homophobic, because it's a spectrum. There are differing levels of it.

I'm not telling anyone who they have to sleep with, it is your body, but if you don't operate on the fact that there could be an exception to the rule, then what else is left to say..?

Sexuality is invisible and ethnicity comes in so many shades.

I dont know man. I think sexuality is complicated and shaming someone for their preferences isn't right. I mean it's like you said at the beginning- you don't choose who you are attracted to, and people accept that straight people aren't attracted to the same gender and gay people aren't attracted to the opposite sex. It's a bit harder for me to understand why a woman would not be attracted to a bi man as I think that is a bit disingenuous as some men seem to be secretly bi and their partners think they are straight, so would they instantly stop being attracted to that person if they knew he was bi? I doubt it and if they did it might be down to homophobia or biphobia... But still, let I don't think its right to shame people who have preferences. I'm bi but I can't see myself attracted to a transsexual person. Does that make my transphobic? I dont think so. I'm also very rarely attracted to asian men or black women... I didn't choose those preferences and I'd never say never, but I really doubt I want to be with either and I don't think I should be shamed into doing it. It's just not the right way to go about things.

I'm not shaming anyone. If they feel ashamed, then perhaps they should have a good inwards look to why they hold views like those. I have and it changed my mind, still continue to grow each day the more I learn about myself.

I'm not singling anyone out and Mavis makes a good point about age. None of us are perfect.

I'm not saying people aren't allowed to hold preference, I'm not saying those who do, are wrong uns.

All I would like, is for people to question a little deeper as to why they hold certain preferences or exclude others, based on certain things.

Racist and Homophobic terms are strong and imply lots of other things which again.. may or may not be true about the individual.

No different than what they're doing to others though is it? Making assumptions.

People use the terms racist, homophobic, ageist, etc all the time when someone says they don't want to fuck them. I use the terms about me because in some people's eyes- because I said no thank you- they think I am one. Fine by me.

I do understand what you're saying about wanting people to challenge their preferences and think about the 'why'. (I have and it's still a no thanks.) But I also think we should accept their "no". They can have a think internally about their reasons but they don't have to explain or justify them to anyone else.

No means no. It doesn't mean 'well I don't accept your reason as true, so you are a bad person'."

I'm not asking them to justify anything to me, I dont really care.

When it's being fobbed off as preference in a public forum, and excuses like ones I've listed are given as to the reason why.. Then I have to counter them. I'm not looking to make enemies or shame anyone.

If I'm being called a bad person for things i don't do, then it's no wonder my language reflects that when countering those arguments.

Homophobic and Racist are STRONG terms for what I'm describing(I'll hold my hands up to that), but I'm at a loss to what word describes someone as "A little bit racist, or a little bit homophob..ist? So for want of a better word, it's what I'm left with.

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By *gnitemybodyWoman  over a year ago

Onestepoutofthedoor

Tame has never had such a popular thread,shame he's no longer here to post on it.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Tame has never had such a popular thread,shame he's no longer here to post on it."

I disagree, he often posts deliberately controversial thread topics for shits and giggles. Also, I'm sure he's watching from the shadows of another profile.

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By *eliWoman  over a year ago

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"Tame has never had such a popular thread,shame he's no longer here to post on it.

I disagree, he often posts deliberately controversial thread topics for shits and giggles. Also, I'm sure he's watching from the shadows of another profile."

There is no way he's not.

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By *irty desireWoman  over a year ago

newcatle


"Tame has never had such a popular thread,shame he's no longer here to post on it.

I disagree, he often posts deliberately controversial thread topics for shits and giggles. Also, I'm sure he's watching from the shadows of another profile."

Does he have a bi and a straight profile

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Tame has never had such a popular thread,shame he's no longer here to post on it.

I disagree, he often posts deliberately controversial thread topics for shits and giggles. Also, I'm sure he's watching from the shadows of another profile.

Does he have a bi and a straight profile "

Does it matter if he does?

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By *gnitemybodyWoman  over a year ago

Onestepoutofthedoor


"Tame has never had such a popular thread,shame he's no longer here to post on it.

I disagree, he often posts deliberately controversial thread topics for shits and giggles. Also, I'm sure he's watching from the shadows of another profile."

Scary thought.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Topic of conversation put to bed yet? I doubt it.

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By *irty desireWoman  over a year ago

newcatle


"Tame has never had such a popular thread,shame he's no longer here to post on it.

I disagree, he often posts deliberately controversial thread topics for shits and giggles. Also, I'm sure he's watching from the shadows of another profile.

Does he have a bi and a straight profile

Does it matter if he does? "

No , I don’t really care if am honest.. just trying to add a bit humour too the tread x

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By *slite1Man  over a year ago

ludgershall


"Tame has never had such a popular thread,shame he's no longer here to post on it.

I disagree, he often posts deliberately controversial thread topics for shits and giggles. Also, I'm sure he's watching from the shadows of another profile.

Does he have a bi and a straight profile

Does it matter if he does? "

I think we have let other people's thoughts and views affect our judgment for to long. But instead of showing anger or replying to comments, best way to annoy them is silence or block them. I say each to there own if they don't like it FUCK EM

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