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By *Q_Gent OP   Man  over a year ago

Manchester, City Centre

On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London

Some women can't cope unless they are the centre of attention. Thus the thought that a man, any man, might have thoughts about another man is too much for them to cope with

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By *gnitemybodyWoman  over a year ago

Onestepoutofthedoor

because they're disease ridden of course . I like bisexual men however

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By *lkDomWhtSubBiCpleCouple  over a year ago

Somewhere / Everywhere /Kinksville

Plenty of male and female profiles state this. And couples. So? Why is that offensive. If people are straight that's their preference.

I can't understand the need of people to feel wanted by everyone

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By *unguy2757Man  over a year ago

newcastle

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

I'd say it was just another preference, not to be taken personally.

Would you meet someone who took part in activites you wouldn't touch with a barge pole?

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By *emini ManMan  over a year ago

There and to the left a bit

It's just another preference, same as any other, is the way I view it. Reasons I've seen given on similar threads are varied but I don't overly dwell on them regardless of whether I agree or not.

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By *yrdwomanWoman  over a year ago

Putting the 'cum' in Eboracum


"Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?"

Can't say I have, although I rarely see FF couples as being something men are looking for, probably because they know its unlikely to happen.

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By *lik and PaulCouple  over a year ago

cahoots


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?"

Yes...lots of male profiles say they are not interested in men.

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By *unguy2757Man  over a year ago

newcastle


"because they're disease ridden of course . I like bisexual men however "
...nice to ...but of course it's free choices for everyone as regards preferred play partners ... ..

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By *gnitemybodyWoman  over a year ago

Onestepoutofthedoor


"because they're disease ridden of course . I like bisexual men however ...nice to ...but of course it's free choices for everyone as regards preferred play partners ... .. "

Of course is it.

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By *Q_Gent OP   Man  over a year ago

Manchester, City Centre


"Plenty of male and female profiles state this. And couples. So? Why is that offensive. If people are straight that's their preference.

I can't understand the need of people to feel wanted by everyone "

I didn't say it was offensive...just puzzling

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By *Q_Gent OP   Man  over a year ago

Manchester, City Centre


"I'd say it was just another preference, not to be taken personally.

Would you meet someone who took part in activites you wouldn't touch with a barge pole? "

Yes...why not? Just because someone likes to do something you don't doesn't mean they have do that activity all the time

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


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?"

Instead of wondering why? When the answer is pretty obvious.

Why don't you just accept it and move on? This isn't going to turn into another bisexual is best, if you're not bi or bi friendly then you're automatically homophobic thread... Is it?

I got A LOT of flak for saying I didn't like men fabbing my photos. As well as the flak I got lots more fabs by men determined to upset and annoyed me.

There could be any number of reasons, but hey would a email list them on here? Opening herself up to attacks by the straight bashers! Funny how the bullied often become the bully.

But just to entertain you, as if you didn't already have a clue..

How's about..

a) They've grown up in a household, family or culture where homosexuality is frowned upon.

b) They may actually be homophobic.

c) They find it a mental turn off sexually.

d) Concerns about the number of sexual partners a bisexual male may have and whether he plays safe.

That last one... Ooooh, you'll all erupt on me for that one I'm sure. It's a valid concern. No more relevant to men or women, straight, bi or gay. But us a view people hold.

Personally I dont.

But you know all this, so why are you asking the question? Are you looking for a squabble? Don't feel hard done by and just move on.

Please read and respect people's profiles and rights to hold an opinion. Whether you like it or not. Stop allowing sex to turn you all into inconsiderate pricks.

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


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

Instead of wondering why? When the answer is pretty obvious.

Why don't you just accept it and move on? This isn't going to turn into another bisexual is best, if you're not bi or bi friendly then you're automatically homophobic thread... Is it?

I got A LOT of flak for saying I didn't like men fabbing my photos. As well as the flak I got lots more fabs by men determined to upset and annoyed me.

There could be any number of reasons, but hey would a email list them on here? Opening herself up to attacks by the straight bashers! Funny how the bullied often become the bully.

But just to entertain you, as if you didn't already have a clue..

How's about..

a) They've grown up in a household, family or culture where homosexuality is frowned upon.

b) They may actually be homophobic.

c) They find it a mental turn off sexually.

d) Concerns about the number of sexual partners a bisexual male may have and whether he plays safe.

That last one... Ooooh, you'll all erupt on me for that one I'm sure. It's a valid concern. No more relevant to men or women, straight, bi or gay. But us a view people hold.

Personally I dont.

But you know all this, so why are you asking the question? Are you looking for a squabble? Don't feel hard done by and just move on.

Please read and respect people's profiles and rights to hold an opinion. Whether you like it or not. Stop allowing sex to turn you all into inconsiderate pricks. "

Because I know, on the whole.. Most of you are pretty decent people and

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London

So we aren't allowed to debate or give our opinion on anything?

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By *irty-milfCouple  over a year ago

edinburgh

I have read regularly on fab this type of comment suggesting often that behind it the only explanation is homophobic intolerance.

In some cases that might be true but more likely by far it is simple preference. Bi guys simply don't excite us for instance.

I just cannot understand this need to interpret preference as intolerance all the time.

Having said that as a short fat and hairy Glaswegian if that ever gets protected in law I will sue. Lol

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?"

It's their profile, their rules.

I see plenty of male profiles that say "no men"

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"I have read regularly on fab this type of comment suggesting often that behind it the only explanation is homophobic intolerance.

In some cases that might be true but more likely by far it is simple preference. Bi guys simply don't excite us for instance.

I just cannot understand this need to interpret preference as intolerance all the time.

Having said that as a short fat and hairy Glaswegian if that ever gets protected in law I will sue. Lol

"

If you saw a guy you liked, how do you know, just by looking at him, if he is bi or not?

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By *Q_Gent OP   Man  over a year ago

Manchester, City Centre


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

It's their profile, their rules.

I see plenty of male profiles that say "no men" "

To be honest I actually meant "no bi/bi curious women" on male profiles

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By *gnitemybodyWoman  over a year ago

Onestepoutofthedoor


"So we aren't allowed to debate or give our opinion on anything?"

Simple answer...No!

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By *irty-milfCouple  over a year ago

edinburgh

We don't of course but we then don't have any fantasies about bi or gay guys and what they get up to.

Straight guys yes.

So if we know a guy is bi it kind of deflates our enthusiasm.

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By *gnitemybodyWoman  over a year ago

Onestepoutofthedoor


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

It's their profile, their rules.

I see plenty of male profiles that say "no men"

To be honest I actually meant "no bi/bi curious women" on male profiles "

No I can honestly say I've never seen that.

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By *Q_Gent OP   Man  over a year ago

Manchester, City Centre


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

Instead of wondering why? When the answer is pretty obvious.

Why don't you just accept it and move on? This isn't going to turn into another bisexual is best, if you're not bi or bi friendly then you're automatically homophobic thread... Is it?

I got A LOT of flak for saying I didn't like men fabbing my photos. As well as the flak I got lots more fabs by men determined to upset and annoyed me.

There could be any number of reasons, but hey would a email list them on here? Opening herself up to attacks by the straight bashers! Funny how the bullied often become the bully.

But just to entertain you, as if you didn't already have a clue..

How's about..

a) They've grown up in a household, family or culture where homosexuality is frowned upon.

b) They may actually be homophobic.

c) They find it a mental turn off sexually.

d) Concerns about the number of sexual partners a bisexual male may have and whether he plays safe.

That last one... Ooooh, you'll all erupt on me for that one I'm sure. It's a valid concern. No more relevant to men or women, straight, bi or gay. But us a view people hold.

Personally I dont.

But you know all this, so why are you asking the question? Are you looking for a squabble? Don't feel hard done by and just move on.

Please read and respect people's profiles and rights to hold an opinion. Whether you like it or not. Stop allowing sex to turn you all into inconsiderate pricks. "

There are two ends of the stick sir, and you have grabbed the wrong end

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"We don't of course but we then don't have any fantasies about bi or gay guys and what they get up to.

Straight guys yes.

So if we know a guy is bi it kind of deflates our enthusiasm.

"

I find it really interesting because I can't tell a guy is bi of straight by looking and so if a bi guy just focuses on the women in a meet, how could you tell? Just because a guy is bi, doesn't mean another man always has to be involved. I am saying that as the partner of a very openly bi guy

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

It's their profile, their rules.

I see plenty of male profiles that say "no men"

To be honest I actually meant "no bi/bi curious women" on male profiles "

Ah, got it.

I think, as unpalatable as it might be men are far less likely to turn a bisexual woman down than they would a bisexual man.

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


"Some women can't cope unless they are the centre of attention. Thus the thought that a man, any man, might have thoughts about another man is too much for them to cope with "

That's not my experience at all, but I don't want to meet bi men and it's no one's business but my own.

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By *yrdwomanWoman  over a year ago

Putting the 'cum' in Eboracum

I have no problem with meeting bi men, although I wonder if they would get maximum enjoyment out of meeting a single woman.

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By *Q_Gent OP   Man  over a year ago

Manchester, City Centre


"I have no problem with meeting bi men, although I wonder if they would get maximum enjoyment out of meeting a single woman."

Just because I like fish and chips doesn't mean I don't get maximum enjoyment eating steak

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


"I'd say it was just another preference, not to be taken personally.

Would you meet someone who took part in activites you wouldn't touch with a barge pole?

Yes...why not? Just because someone likes to do something you don't doesn't mean they have do that activity all the time "

It would have no influence on your desicision to meet them no? If they was into something you was against?

Your a good man!

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"I have no problem with meeting bi men, although I wonder if they would get maximum enjoyment out of meeting a single woman."

What about bi men in relationships with women? Or bi women who meet men? Just curious, as its an interesting though.

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"I have no problem with meeting bi men, although I wonder if they would get maximum enjoyment out of meeting a single woman.

Just because I like fish and chips doesn't mean I don't get maximum enjoyment eating steak"

I don't meet men who eat steak

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By *hoot45Man  over a year ago

Ramsgate


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

It's their profile, their rules.

I see plenty of male profiles that say "no men" "

I see plenty of men's profiles which say 'no single men' yet some of those men fab my pics, send me winks and contact me and I meet some of them. If people put things in their profiles because they don't want to give the wrong impression or spoil their chances with others then that's up to them.

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By *yrdwomanWoman  over a year ago

Putting the 'cum' in Eboracum


"I have no problem with meeting bi men, although I wonder if they would get maximum enjoyment out of meeting a single woman.

What about bi men in relationships with women? Or bi women who meet men? Just curious, as its an interesting though. "

I would suspect that in those cases there were other arrangements made, or quite a lot of repressed feelings.

Anyway, as said above, just because a guy is bi, doesn't mean he has to be bi all the time. So answered my own point there.

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By *mmmMaybeCouple  over a year ago

West Wales


"I have read regularly on fab this type of comment suggesting often that behind it the only explanation is homophobic intolerance.

In some cases that might be true but more likely by far it is simple preference. Bi guys simply don't excite us for instance.

I just cannot understand this need to interpret preference as intolerance all the time.

Having said that as a short fat and hairy Glaswegian if that ever gets protected in law I will sue. Lol

If you saw a guy you liked, how do you know, just by looking at him, if he is bi or not?"

In the same way a straight guy could go to a BB gangbang every month & then tell you he's checked & protects while your sucking him off.

There's no guarantee's someone is straight same as there's no guarantee someone's Bi, on here anything can & no doubt does get said by some to get a meet.

By the way, i'm curious, but not about guys..

S

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

It's their profile, their rules.

I see plenty of male profiles that say "no men"

I see plenty of men's profiles which say 'no single men' yet some of those men fab my pics, send me winks and contact me and I meet some of them. If people put things in their profiles because they don't want to give the wrong impression or spoil their chances with others then that's up to them."

I agree

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


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

Instead of wondering why? When the answer is pretty obvious.

Why don't you just accept it and move on? This isn't going to turn into another bisexual is best, if you're not bi or bi friendly then you're automatically homophobic thread... Is it?

I got A LOT of flak for saying I didn't like men fabbing my photos. As well as the flak I got lots more fabs by men determined to upset and annoyed me.

There could be any number of reasons, but hey would a email list them on here? Opening herself up to attacks by the straight bashers! Funny how the bullied often become the bully.

But just to entertain you, as if you didn't already have a clue..

How's about..

a) They've grown up in a household, family or culture where homosexuality is frowned upon.

b) They may actually be homophobic.

c) They find it a mental turn off sexually.

d) Concerns about the number of sexual partners a bisexual male may have and whether he plays safe.

That last one... Ooooh, you'll all erupt on me for that one I'm sure. It's a valid concern. No more relevant to men or women, straight, bi or gay. But us a view people hold.

Personally I dont.

But you know all this, so why are you asking the question? Are you looking for a squabble? Don't feel hard done by and just move on.

Please read and respect people's profiles and rights to hold an opinion. Whether you like it or not. Stop allowing sex to turn you all into inconsiderate pricks.

There are two ends of the stick sir, and you have grabbed the wrong end"

No.. I read your post. And answered with a question of my own, albeit long winded. Which you did not answer.

Why do you feel the need to ask the question?

I've seen you're a semi regular poster on the forum, so you know the answers people will give.

So again.. Why ask?

If you were new, or new to formum, I'd have ignored this.

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

Instead of wondering why? When the answer is pretty obvious.

Why don't you just accept it and move on? This isn't going to turn into another bisexual is best, if you're not bi or bi friendly then you're automatically homophobic thread... Is it?

I got A LOT of flak for saying I didn't like men fabbing my photos. As well as the flak I got lots more fabs by men determined to upset and annoyed me.

There could be any number of reasons, but hey would a email list them on here? Opening herself up to attacks by the straight bashers! Funny how the bullied often become the bully.

But just to entertain you, as if you didn't already have a clue..

How's about..

a) They've grown up in a household, family or culture where homosexuality is frowned upon.

b) They may actually be homophobic.

c) They find it a mental turn off sexually.

d) Concerns about the number of sexual partners a bisexual male may have and whether he plays safe.

That last one... Ooooh, you'll all erupt on me for that one I'm sure. It's a valid concern. No more relevant to men or women, straight, bi or gay. But us a view people hold.

Personally I dont.

But you know all this, so why are you asking the question? Are you looking for a squabble? Don't feel hard done by and just move on.

Please read and respect people's profiles and rights to hold an opinion. Whether you like it or not. Stop allowing sex to turn you all into inconsiderate pricks.

There are two ends of the stick sir, and you have grabbed the wrong end

No.. I read your post. And answered with a question of my own, albeit long winded. Which you did not answer.

Why do you feel the need to ask the question?

I've seen you're a semi regular poster on the forum, so you know the answers people will give.

So again.. Why ask?

If you were new, or new to formum, I'd have ignored this. "

The thing is, and what you have failed to grasp, or incite, is that this thread has some good debate on it. No-one is taking anything personally and it is good discussion, so far. No bashing is going on

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


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

It's their profile, their rules.

I see plenty of male profiles that say "no men"

I see plenty of men's profiles which say 'no single men' yet some of those men fab my pics, send me winks and contact me and I meet some of them. If people put things in their profiles because they don't want to give the wrong impression or spoil their chances with others then that's up to them."

There are also plenty of bisexual men that send straight guys lots of unwanted attention and are very aggressive and persistent with it. I didn't want to block anyone as I don't like censorship. But men forced my hand.

It's a case of being a mental turn off and I come on here to be turned on.

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By *hetalkingstoveMan  over a year ago

London


"

I got A LOT of flak for saying I didn't like men fabbing my photos. As well as the flak I got lots more fabs by men determined to upset and annoyed me. "

Try not bringing it up all the time; this is the third time in as many days I've seen you complaining about it!

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

It's their profile, their rules.

I see plenty of male profiles that say "no men"

I see plenty of men's profiles which say 'no single men' yet some of those men fab my pics, send me winks and contact me and I meet some of them. If people put things in their profiles because they don't want to give the wrong impression or spoil their chances with others then that's up to them.

There are also plenty of bisexual men that send straight guys lots of unwanted attention and are very aggressive and persistent with it. I didn't want to block anyone as I don't like censorship. But men forced my hand.

It's a case of being a mental turn off and I come on here to be turned on.

"

I don't think you should target bi men like this as there are plenty of men or women who send messages to profiles where it isn't a fit or the recipient isn't interested. How do you know, for example, if all of the couples you have met have straight men in them?

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"

I got A LOT of flak for saying I didn't like men fabbing my photos. As well as the flak I got lots more fabs by men determined to upset and annoyed me.

Try not bringing it up all the time; this is the third time in as many days I've seen you complaining about it! "

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By *gnitemybodyWoman  over a year ago

Onestepoutofthedoor


"

I got A LOT of flak for saying I didn't like men fabbing my photos. As well as the flak I got lots more fabs by men determined to upset and annoyed me.

Try not bringing it up all the time; this is the third time in as many days I've seen you complaining about it! "

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By *Q_Gent OP   Man  over a year ago

Manchester, City Centre


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

Instead of wondering why? When the answer is pretty obvious.

Why don't you just accept it and move on? This isn't going to turn into another bisexual is best, if you're not bi or bi friendly then you're automatically homophobic thread... Is it?

I got A LOT of flak for saying I didn't like men fabbing my photos. As well as the flak I got lots more fabs by men determined to upset and annoyed me.

There could be any number of reasons, but hey would a email list them on here? Opening herself up to attacks by the straight bashers! Funny how the bullied often become the bully.

But just to entertain you, as if you didn't already have a clue..

How's about..

a) They've grown up in a household, family or culture where homosexuality is frowned upon.

b) They may actually be homophobic.

c) They find it a mental turn off sexually.

d) Concerns about the number of sexual partners a bisexual male may have and whether he plays safe.

That last one... Ooooh, you'll all erupt on me for that one I'm sure. It's a valid concern. No more relevant to men or women, straight, bi or gay. But us a view people hold.

Personally I dont.

But you know all this, so why are you asking the question? Are you looking for a squabble? Don't feel hard done by and just move on.

Please read and respect people's profiles and rights to hold an opinion. Whether you like it or not. Stop allowing sex to turn you all into inconsiderate pricks.

There are two ends of the stick sir, and you have grabbed the wrong end

No.. I read your post. And answered with a question of my own, albeit long winded. Which you did not answer.

Why do you feel the need to ask the question?

I've seen you're a semi regular poster on the forum, so you know the answers people will give.

So again.. Why ask?

If you were new, or new to formum, I'd have ignored this. "

But...what question did I ask? Because you answered a totally different one it seems

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


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

Instead of wondering why? When the answer is pretty obvious.

Why don't you just accept it and move on? This isn't going to turn into another bisexual is best, if you're not bi or bi friendly then you're automatically homophobic thread... Is it?

I got A LOT of flak for saying I didn't like men fabbing my photos. As well as the flak I got lots more fabs by men determined to upset and annoyed me.

There could be any number of reasons, but hey would a email list them on here? Opening herself up to attacks by the straight bashers! Funny how the bullied often become the bully.

But just to entertain you, as if you didn't already have a clue..

How's about..

a) They've grown up in a household, family or culture where homosexuality is frowned upon.

b) They may actually be homophobic.

c) They find it a mental turn off sexually.

d) Concerns about the number of sexual partners a bisexual male may have and whether he plays safe.

That last one... Ooooh, you'll all erupt on me for that one I'm sure. It's a valid concern. No more relevant to men or women, straight, bi or gay. But us a view people hold.

Personally I dont.

But you know all this, so why are you asking the question? Are you looking for a squabble? Don't feel hard done by and just move on.

Please read and respect people's profiles and rights to hold an opinion. Whether you like it or not. Stop allowing sex to turn you all into inconsiderate pricks.

There are two ends of the stick sir, and you have grabbed the wrong end

No.. I read your post. And answered with a question of my own, albeit long winded. Which you did not answer.

Why do you feel the need to ask the question?

I've seen you're a semi regular poster on the forum, so you know the answers people will give.

So again.. Why ask?

If you were new, or new to formum, I'd have ignored this.

The thing is, and what you have failed to grasp, or incite, is that this thread has some good debate on it. No-one is taking anything personally and it is good discussion, so far. No bashing is going on"

Good, I'm glad no bashing is going on.

But you're coming close to being rude.

How have I failed to grasp anything? I didn't say the discussion was bad.

Just asking the OP, why he asked the question,when I suspect he knows the answer. It's almost a bi weekly topic that often ends in tears. There often seems an undertone on these threads that if you aren't bisexually friendly in bed, it's a reflection of your views in everyday life.

Many, many people don't have a homophobic bone in their body, but are made out as villains on here because they find bisexuality as a sexual turn off.

I'm not accusing the OP of any of that, or inciting it.

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


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

Instead of wondering why? When the answer is pretty obvious.

Why don't you just accept it and move on? This isn't going to turn into another bisexual is best, if you're not bi or bi friendly then you're automatically homophobic thread... Is it?

I got A LOT of flak for saying I didn't like men fabbing my photos. As well as the flak I got lots more fabs by men determined to upset and annoyed me.

There could be any number of reasons, but hey would a email list them on here? Opening herself up to attacks by the straight bashers! Funny how the bullied often become the bully.

But just to entertain you, as if you didn't already have a clue..

How's about..

a) They've grown up in a household, family or culture where homosexuality is frowned upon.

b) They may actually be homophobic.

c) They find it a mental turn off sexually.

d) Concerns about the number of sexual partners a bisexual male may have and whether he plays safe.

That last one... Ooooh, you'll all erupt on me for that one I'm sure. It's a valid concern. No more relevant to men or women, straight, bi or gay. But us a view people hold.

Personally I dont.

But you know all this, so why are you asking the question? Are you looking for a squabble? Don't feel hard done by and just move on.

Please read and respect people's profiles and rights to hold an opinion. Whether you like it or not. Stop allowing sex to turn you all into inconsiderate pricks.

There are two ends of the stick sir, and you have grabbed the wrong end

No.. I read your post. And answered with a question of my own, albeit long winded. Which you did not answer.

Why do you feel the need to ask the question?

I've seen you're a semi regular poster on the forum, so you know the answers people will give.

So again.. Why ask?

If you were new, or new to formum, I'd have ignored this.

But...what question did I ask? Because you answered a totally different one it seems"

You're right, I didn't answer your question and replied with my own, apologies.

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By *Q_Gent OP   Man  over a year ago

Manchester, City Centre

[Removed by poster at 11/03/17 09:51:51]

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

Instead of wondering why? When the answer is pretty obvious.

Why don't you just accept it and move on? This isn't going to turn into another bisexual is best, if you're not bi or bi friendly then you're automatically homophobic thread... Is it?

I got A LOT of flak for saying I didn't like men fabbing my photos. As well as the flak I got lots more fabs by men determined to upset and annoyed me.

There could be any number of reasons, but hey would a email list them on here? Opening herself up to attacks by the straight bashers! Funny how the bullied often become the bully.

But just to entertain you, as if you didn't already have a clue..

How's about..

a) They've grown up in a household, family or culture where homosexuality is frowned upon.

b) They may actually be homophobic.

c) They find it a mental turn off sexually.

d) Concerns about the number of sexual partners a bisexual male may have and whether he plays safe.

That last one... Ooooh, you'll all erupt on me for that one I'm sure. It's a valid concern. No more relevant to men or women, straight, bi or gay. But us a view people hold.

Personally I dont.

But you know all this, so why are you asking the question? Are you looking for a squabble? Don't feel hard done by and just move on.

Please read and respect people's profiles and rights to hold an opinion. Whether you like it or not. Stop allowing sex to turn you all into inconsiderate pricks.

There are two ends of the stick sir, and you have grabbed the wrong end

No.. I read your post. And answered with a question of my own, albeit long winded. Which you did not answer.

Why do you feel the need to ask the question?

I've seen you're a semi regular poster on the forum, so you know the answers people will give.

So again.. Why ask?

If you were new, or new to formum, I'd have ignored this.

The thing is, and what you have failed to grasp, or incite, is that this thread has some good debate on it. No-one is taking anything personally and it is good discussion, so far. No bashing is going on

Good, I'm glad no bashing is going on.

But you're coming close to being rude.

How have I failed to grasp anything? I didn't say the discussion was bad.

Just asking the OP, why he asked the question,when I suspect he knows the answer. It's almost a bi weekly topic that often ends in tears. There often seems an undertone on these threads that if you aren't bisexually friendly in bed, it's a reflection of your views in everyday life.

Many, many people don't have a homophobic bone in their body, but are made out as villains on here because they find bisexuality as a sexual turn off.

I'm not accusing the OP of any of that, or inciting it. "

I think you have a different agenda to the OP, who is just putting something out there for debate. Most other people of the thread are open for debate ... if you have been on the forums as long as I have you will know that every topic comes up every week or so and most end in tears. That doesn't mean I isn't going to come up again and again and again ....

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By *onnie and JohnCouple  over a year ago

WILTSHIRE

Must be a different meaning on fab for str8 men..bit like non-smokers..lol..

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By *Q_Gent OP   Man  over a year ago

Manchester, City Centre


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

Instead of wondering why? When the answer is pretty obvious.

Why don't you just accept it and move on? This isn't going to turn into another bisexual is best, if you're not bi or bi friendly then you're automatically homophobic thread... Is it?

I got A LOT of flak for saying I didn't like men fabbing my photos. As well as the flak I got lots more fabs by men determined to upset and annoyed me.

There could be any number of reasons, but hey would a email list them on here? Opening herself up to attacks by the straight bashers! Funny how the bullied often become the bully.

But just to entertain you, as if you didn't already have a clue..

How's about..

a) They've grown up in a household, family or culture where homosexuality is frowned upon.

b) They may actually be homophobic.

c) They find it a mental turn off sexually.

d) Concerns about the number of sexual partners a bisexual male may have and whether he plays safe.

That last one... Ooooh, you'll all erupt on me for that one I'm sure. It's a valid concern. No more relevant to men or women, straight, bi or gay. But us a view people hold.

Personally I dont.

But you know all this, so why are you asking the question? Are you looking for a squabble? Don't feel hard done by and just move on.

Please read and respect people's profiles and rights to hold an opinion. Whether you like it or not. Stop allowing sex to turn you all into inconsiderate pricks.

There are two ends of the stick sir, and you have grabbed the wrong end

No.. I read your post. And answered with a question of my own, albeit long winded. Which you did not answer.

Why do you feel the need to ask the question?

I've seen you're a semi regular poster on the forum, so you know the answers people will give.

So again.. Why ask?

If you were new, or new to formum, I'd have ignored this.

But...what question did I ask? Because you answered a totally different one it seems

You're right, I didn't answer your question and replied with my own, apologies. "

My original post was intended to mean...

Any women seen any male profiles that state "no bi/bi curious women"

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

2 men going at it does nothing for me

So why would I meet a bi guy when all I would be thinking is he's shagged another guy

Its a preference like everyone has

Get over it

Stop moaning who dosnt meet you and start looking for who would

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By *Q_Gent OP   Man  over a year ago

Manchester, City Centre


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

Instead of wondering why? When the answer is pretty obvious.

Why don't you just accept it and move on? This isn't going to turn into another bisexual is best, if you're not bi or bi friendly then you're automatically homophobic thread... Is it?

I got A LOT of flak for saying I didn't like men fabbing my photos. As well as the flak I got lots more fabs by men determined to upset and annoyed me.

There could be any number of reasons, but hey would a email list them on here? Opening herself up to attacks by the straight bashers! Funny how the bullied often become the bully.

But just to entertain you, as if you didn't already have a clue..

How's about..

a) They've grown up in a household, family or culture where homosexuality is frowned upon.

b) They may actually be homophobic.

c) They find it a mental turn off sexually.

d) Concerns about the number of sexual partners a bisexual male may have and whether he plays safe.

That last one... Ooooh, you'll all erupt on me for that one I'm sure. It's a valid concern. No more relevant to men or women, straight, bi or gay. But us a view people hold.

Personally I dont.

But you know all this, so why are you asking the question? Are you looking for a squabble? Don't feel hard done by and just move on.

Please read and respect people's profiles and rights to hold an opinion. Whether you like it or not. Stop allowing sex to turn you all into inconsiderate pricks.

There are two ends of the stick sir, and you have grabbed the wrong end

No.. I read your post. And answered with a question of my own, albeit long winded. Which you did not answer.

Why do you feel the need to ask the question?

I've seen you're a semi regular poster on the forum, so you know the answers people will give.

So again.. Why ask?

If you were new, or new to formum, I'd have ignored this.

But...what question did I ask? Because you answered a totally different one it seems

You're right, I didn't answer your question and replied with my own, apologies. "

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"2 men going at it does nothing for me

So why would I meet a bi guy when all I would be thinking is he's shagged another guy

Its a preference like everyone has

Get over it

Stop moaning who dosnt meet you and start looking for who would "

He wasn't moaning, he was asking about profiles ....

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


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

Instead of wondering why? When the answer is pretty obvious.

Why don't you just accept it and move on? This isn't going to turn into another bisexual is best, if you're not bi or bi friendly then you're automatically homophobic thread... Is it?

I got A LOT of flak for saying I didn't like men fabbing my photos. As well as the flak I got lots more fabs by men determined to upset and annoyed me.

There could be any number of reasons, but hey would a email list them on here? Opening herself up to attacks by the straight bashers! Funny how the bullied often become the bully.

But just to entertain you, as if you didn't already have a clue..

How's about..

a) They've grown up in a household, family or culture where homosexuality is frowned upon.

b) They may actually be homophobic.

c) They find it a mental turn off sexually.

d) Concerns about the number of sexual partners a bisexual male may have and whether he plays safe.

That last one... Ooooh, you'll all erupt on me for that one I'm sure. It's a valid concern. No more relevant to men or women, straight, bi or gay. But us a view people hold.

Personally I dont.

But you know all this, so why are you asking the question? Are you looking for a squabble? Don't feel hard done by and just move on.

Please read and respect people's profiles and rights to hold an opinion. Whether you like it or not. Stop allowing sex to turn you all into inconsiderate pricks.

There are two ends of the stick sir, and you have grabbed the wrong end

No.. I read your post. And answered with a question of my own, albeit long winded. Which you did not answer.

Why do you feel the need to ask the question?

I've seen you're a semi regular poster on the forum, so you know the answers people will give.

So again.. Why ask?

If you were new, or new to formum, I'd have ignored this.

But...what question did I ask? Because you answered a totally different one it seems

You're right, I didn't answer your question and replied with my own, apologies.

My original post was intended to mean...

Any women seen any male profiles that state "no bi/bi curious women" "

LOL I know.. I accidentally steered it off in another direction. Again, sorry.

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By *mmmMaybeCouple  over a year ago

West Wales


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

Instead of wondering why? When the answer is pretty obvious.

Why don't you just accept it and move on? This isn't going to turn into another bisexual is best, if you're not bi or bi friendly then you're automatically homophobic thread... Is it?

I got A LOT of flak for saying I didn't like men fabbing my photos. As well as the flak I got lots more fabs by men determined to upset and annoyed me.

There could be any number of reasons, but hey would a email list them on here? Opening herself up to attacks by the straight bashers! Funny how the bullied often become the bully.

But just to entertain you, as if you didn't already have a clue..

How's about..

a) They've grown up in a household, family or culture where homosexuality is frowned upon.

b) They may actually be homophobic.

c) They find it a mental turn off sexually.

d) Concerns about the number of sexual partners a bisexual male may have and whether he plays safe.

That last one... Ooooh, you'll all erupt on me for that one I'm sure. It's a valid concern. No more relevant to men or women, straight, bi or gay. But us a view people hold.

Personally I dont.

But you know all this, so why are you asking the question? Are you looking for a squabble? Don't feel hard done by and just move on.

Please read and respect people's profiles and rights to hold an opinion. Whether you like it or not. Stop allowing sex to turn you all into inconsiderate pricks.

There are two ends of the stick sir, and you have grabbed the wrong end

No.. I read your post. And answered with a question of my own, albeit long winded. Which you did not answer.

Why do you feel the need to ask the question?

I've seen you're a semi regular poster on the forum, so you know the answers people will give.

So again.. Why ask?

If you were new, or new to formum, I'd have ignored this.

But...what question did I ask? Because you answered a totally different one it seems

You're right, I didn't answer your question and replied with my own, apologies.

My original post was intended to mean...

Any women seen any male profiles that state "no bi/bi curious women" "

No, & I guess part of it is that to some women putting they are bi is a good thing and shows their "Swingyness" for want of a better term, a guy doing the same treated the same? I think not.

S

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By *vgloryholebs16TV/TS  over a year ago

Bristol.

I have never really understood these kind of threads..

What is the big deal??

Why are you puzzled OP?

Some women don't like/dont trust/are not attracted to bi men..So what.

I suspect another reason for a minority of women is the thinking that because a man has had a same sex experience,he is not quite a 'real' man,alpha male etc(Just like some of their dad's.

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

He was asking why some don't meet bi guys

And as others have mentioned this isn't the 1st time he has done so..

So...ask once..great

Ask twice

.erm...

Ask more than once wtf?

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


"We don't of course but we then don't have any fantasies about bi or gay guys and what they get up to.

Straight guys yes.

So if we know a guy is bi it kind of deflates our enthusiasm.

I find it really interesting because I can't tell a guy is bi of straight by looking and so if a bi guy just focuses on the women in a meet, how could you tell? Just because a guy is bi, doesn't mean another man always has to be involved. I am saying that as the partner of a very openly bi guy"

This is my way of thinking too.

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By *uckandbunnyCouple  over a year ago

In your bed


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?"

Because they want to meet straight men.

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By *yrdwomanWoman  over a year ago

Putting the 'cum' in Eboracum


"He was asking why some don't meet bi guys

And as others have mentioned this isn't the 1st time he has done so..

So...ask once..great

Ask twice

.erm...

Ask more than once wtf?"

Read the OP again. He's asking whether women have ever seen a male profile stating 'no bi women'. Very few seem to be responding to the actual question here.

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"He was asking why some don't meet bi guys

And as others have mentioned this isn't the 1st time he has done so..

So...ask once..great

Ask twice

.erm...

Ask more than once wtf?"

He was asking if anyone has seen any male profiles saying no bi women actually

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

When dressed as a male no one ever guessed I was bi.

When naked, no one ever guessed.

Now I'm covered in butterflies and flowers they do.

Proud to be bi and if you don't like it, pass me bi

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By *lorious hole bs16Man  over a year ago

Bristol


"He was asking why some don't meet bi guys

And as others have mentioned this isn't the 1st time he has done so..

So...ask once..great

Ask twice

.erm...

Ask more than once wtf?

He was asking if anyone has seen any male profiles saying no bi women actually"

I am sure the OP also knows the answer to that one as well.

Lots of men are not interested in people's sexual activity/history and for most,bi.curious women would be a turn on. However you look at it, this can be seen as double standards.

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


"He was asking why some don't meet bi guys

And as others have mentioned this isn't the 1st time he has done so..

So...ask once..great

Ask twice

.erm...

Ask more than once wtf?

Read the OP again. He's asking whether women have ever seen a male profile stating 'no bi women'. Very few seem to be responding to the actual question here."

and why do you think he was asking? Being a bit guy himself?

As I said previously..this is not the 1st time he has asked this?

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

Bi*

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By *Q_Gent OP   Man  over a year ago

Manchester, City Centre


"He was asking why some don't meet bi guys

And as others have mentioned this isn't the 1st time he has done so.."

Wow...firstly, that statement was actually directed at someone responding in a similar way not to the original question...

And secondly that wasn't what I was asking at all...

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"He was asking why some don't meet bi guys

And as others have mentioned this isn't the 1st time he has done so..

So...ask once..great

Ask twice

.erm...

Ask more than once wtf?

Read the OP again. He's asking whether women have ever seen a male profile stating 'no bi women'. Very few seem to be responding to the actual question here.and why do you think he was asking? Being a bit guy himself?

As I said previously..this is not the 1st time he has asked this?"

He is genuinely puzzled by it. Do you think he is touting for a meet? If so, couldn't everyone who posted be accused of that?

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


"He was asking why some don't meet bi guys

And as others have mentioned this isn't the 1st time he has done so..

So...ask once..great

Ask twice

.erm...

Ask more than once wtf?

He was asking if anyone has seen any male profiles saying no bi women actually"

Or was he asking if any women have seen any mens profiles that said no to bi?

The plot thickens!

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

Ok sorry

Yes I have saw many profiles stating this

My own

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By *manda63Woman  over a year ago

Southampton


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?"

Its not my thing but same could be said for men not liking fat women, or tall or short women etc?

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

What I find "puzzling" is why people can't accept other people's preferences.

I'm bi, mixed race, fat and grumpy

I wouldn't be offended if someone didn't want to fuck me because of those things!

We're all here for pleasure not to let others tell us what we should and shouldn't be doing

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London

He was saying, whilst lots of women say no bi men, has anyone seen any men's profiles that say no bi women?

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"Ok sorry

Yes I have saw many profiles stating this

My own "

Thanks for letting us know

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"What I find "puzzling" is why people can't accept other people's preferences.

I'm bi, mixed race, fat and grumpy

I wouldn't be offended if someone didn't want to fuck me because of those things!

We're all here for pleasure not to let others tell us what we should and shouldn't be doing "

Maybe men don't express as many preferences?

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


"Ok sorry

Yes I have saw many profiles stating this

My own

Thanks for letting us know"

anytime

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

I dont think women have so much as an issue with bi men i think its more about the focus being on them and not another guy/their partner?

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By *Q_Gent OP   Man  over a year ago

Manchester, City Centre


"He was asking why some don't meet bi guys

And as others have mentioned this isn't the 1st time he has done so..

So...ask once..great

Ask twice

.erm...

Ask more than once wtf?

He was asking if anyone has seen any male profiles saying no bi women actually

Or was he asking if any women have seen any mens profiles that said no to bi?

The plot thickens! "

Thats exactly what I was asking...nail on the head time right there

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

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


"He was saying, whilst lots of women say no bi men, has anyone seen any men's profiles that say no bi women?

"

No I haven't seen any - but then I mainly read mens profiles.

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

Ha! Where's my happy meal!

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

I think too many on here, spend too much timed concerned with what others don't want and not enough time on what they do want.

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"He was saying, whilst lots of women say no bi men, has anyone seen any men's profiles that say no bi women?

No I haven't seen any - but then I mainly read mens profiles.

"

You are the person to ask then, as you do only read men's profiles .... as that is what he was asking

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"Ha! Where's my happy meal! "

Fussy eater/happy meal?

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

So what is the point of this thread OP - if someone says yes they have seen it on a woman's profile - then what?

It's just another one of those threads to have a go at people that disagree or don't finger your preferences attractive

Yawn!

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By *lkDomWhtSubBiCpleCouple  over a year ago

Somewhere / Everywhere /Kinksville

If a woman has no interest in bi male play, why would she choose a bi male?

Like it or not bi men carry more risk of std.

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

Find * not finger haha

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By *yrdwomanWoman  over a year ago

Putting the 'cum' in Eboracum

A lot of assumptions on this thread. very strange when the OP was quite clear.

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By *unandbuckCouple  over a year ago

Sheffield

Some women don't like the idea of a guy having sex with men and then with them. You are dealing with peoples sexual fantasies, it isn't all based on logic.

If the person is a blood donor, they can't donate for 6 months after having sex with a bi man. That could be some of the people you have seen.

Those things don't automatically mean those women are 'against' bi men.

Other women actively seek out bi men. They like the idea and it fullfills their fantasy.

It's a strange, illogical, fickle world. Try not to imagine too many problems or over think things.

Have fun x

MrB

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By *Q_Gent OP   Man  over a year ago

Manchester, City Centre


"So what is the point of this thread OP - if someone says yes they have seen it on a woman's profile - then what?

It's just another one of those threads to have a go at people that disagree or don't finger your preferences attractive

Yawn!"

It was intended to be seen as "have any women seen a male profile that states no bi/bi curious women?"

I might start a thread that asks "does anyone read the original post before jumping in feet first with an argument to a different question...

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


"Ha! Where's my happy meal!

Fussy eater/happy meal? "

LawandOrder/Fake News?

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

Everyone has there own tastes

I like bi men and met a few and looking for more in Essex x

Samantha

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


"So what is the point of this thread OP - if someone says yes they have seen it on a woman's profile - then what?

It's just another one of those threads to have a go at people that disagree or don't finger your preferences attractive

Yawn!

It was intended to be seen as "have any women seen a male profile that states no bi/bi curious women?"

I might start a thread that asks "does anyone read the original post before jumping in feet first with an argument to a different question..."

But what can you get from that question?

A yes or a no

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"Ha! Where's my happy meal!

Fussy eater/happy meal?

LawandOrder/Fake News? "

I don't get involved in fake news and we are more about the TV show than real life. But it could all actually make a good new fun thread .... not that I do those .....

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By *unandbuckCouple  over a year ago

Sheffield


"So what is the point of this thread OP - if someone says yes they have seen it on a woman's profile - then what?

It's just another one of those threads to have a go at people that disagree or don't finger your preferences attractive

Yawn!

It was intended to be seen as "have any women seen a male profile that states no bi/bi curious women?"

I might start a thread that asks "does anyone read the original post before jumping in feet first with an argument to a different question...

But what can you get from that question?

A yes or a no "

90 ish people thought it was interesting enough worth posting a reply to though....

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"If a woman has no interest in bi male play, why would she choose a bi male?

Like it or not bi men carry more risk of std.

"

Statistically, over 40s do too??

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By *Q_Gent OP   Man  over a year ago

Manchester, City Centre


"So what is the point of this thread OP - if someone says yes they have seen it on a woman's profile - then what?

It's just another one of those threads to have a go at people that disagree or don't finger your preferences attractive

Yawn!

It was intended to be seen as "have any women seen a male profile that states no bi/bi curious women?"

I might start a thread that asks "does anyone read the original post before jumping in feet first with an argument to a different question...

But what can you get from that question?

A yes or a no "

Well it seems so far it's provoked a lively discussion (albeit not the one intended)

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By *yrdwomanWoman  over a year ago

Putting the 'cum' in Eboracum


"So what is the point of this thread OP - if someone says yes they have seen it on a woman's profile - then what?

It's just another one of those threads to have a go at people that disagree or don't finger your preferences attractive

Yawn!

It was intended to be seen as "have any women seen a male profile that states no bi/bi curious women?"

I might start a thread that asks "does anyone read the original post before jumping in feet first with an argument to a different question...

But what can you get from that question?

A yes or a no "

There has never, in the annals of Fab history, ever before been a post that could be answered with a yes/no answer without further debate. Ever.

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


"

Like it or not bi men carry more risk of std.

"

More risk than the general population but not more risk than people who play with other promiscuous groups......

Like swingers

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


"

90 ish people thought it was interesting enough worth posting a reply to though...."

For the sake of accuracy i posted twice...

Just sayin

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By *unandbuckCouple  over a year ago

Sheffield


"So what is the point of this thread OP - if someone says yes they have seen it on a woman's profile - then what?

It's just another one of those threads to have a go at people that disagree or don't finger your preferences attractive

Yawn!

It was intended to be seen as "have any women seen a male profile that states no bi/bi curious women?"

I might start a thread that asks "does anyone read the original post before jumping in feet first with an argument to a different question..."

Good point OP. People (myself included *holds hands up* ) have focussed on the bi men aspect.

You are right, I have never seen a male profile specifying no bi women and can't imagine a guy ever saying that. In general most men find women being bi as sexy, whereas for women bi men seems less so.

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By *unandbuckCouple  over a year ago

Sheffield


"

90 ish people thought it was interesting enough worth posting a reply to though....

For the sake of accuracy i posted twice...

Just sayin "

You are the 'ish'

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


"

90 ish people thought it was interesting enough worth posting a reply to though....

For the sake of accuracy i posted twice...

Just sayin

You are the 'ish' "

You missed out the D

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By *lorious hole bs16Man  over a year ago

Bristol


"

Like it or not bi men carry more risk of std.

More risk than the general population but not more risk than people who play with other promiscuous groups......

Like swingers "

I am never convinced by such statistics when so many 'straight' guys lie about their sexual status

,in order to have their end away with women on here who don't want bi men!

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By *layfulserfMan  over a year ago

Northolt

This always makes me laugh.

There is another thread questioning if a bloke is bicurious if he receives a strap on.

I consider my self as being bucurious... as I like sucking a Bulls cock and performing clean up duties... Two things I wont do is to give or receive anal.

A lot of these women who wont meet bi men take it up the arse and meet other women.

Luckily for me there are plenty of women who like to be the centre of attention of two guys and who enjoy the intimacy of having their clit licked whilst being taken and being cleaned up.

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By *arry247Couple  over a year ago

Wakefield


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?"

Could be many reasons but one is that Bi men who engage in anal sex are more likely to catch STIs then men who do not engage in anal sex.

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

Could be many reasons but one is that Bi men who engage in anal sex are more likely to catch STIs then men who do not engage in anal sex. "

We have done and dusted this one due to reporting protocols etc. However, this is not what the OP asked ..... again

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


"

Like it or not bi men carry more risk of std.

More risk than the general population but not more risk than people who play with other promiscuous groups......

Like swingers

I am never convinced by such statistics when so many 'straight' guys lie about their sexual status

,in order to have their end away with women on here who don't want bi men! "

I've learned to spot bi men a mile away, regardless of what's said on a profile.

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


"I'd say it was just another preference, not to be taken personally.

Would you meet someone who took part in activites you wouldn't touch with a barge pole? "

This

Nothing more, nothing less

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"

Like it or not bi men carry more risk of std.

More risk than the general population but not more risk than people who play with other promiscuous groups......

Like swingers

I am never convinced by such statistics when so many 'straight' guys lie about their sexual status

,in order to have their end away with women on here who don't want bi men!

I've learned to spot bi men a mile away, regardless of what's said on a profile."

Yes, us too .....

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"I'd say it was just another preference, not to be taken personally.

Would you meet someone who took part in activites you wouldn't touch with a barge pole?

This

Nothing more, nothing less"

What are these activities? Prey tell ....

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By *Q_Gent OP   Man  over a year ago

Manchester, City Centre


"

Like it or not bi men carry more risk of std.

More risk than the general population but not more risk than people who play with other promiscuous groups......

Like swingers

I am never convinced by such statistics when so many 'straight' guys lie about their sexual status

,in order to have their end away with women on here who don't want bi men!

I've learned to spot bi men a mile away, regardless of what's said on a profile."

Hanging around canal street in your spare time doesn't count

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


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?"

in fantasy land I always thought I'd like to see guys playing together, in reality it wasn't for me, rather than getting a thrill I felt nauseous, decided then it wasn't for me and I stick to it, no offence intended to anyone, personal preference

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

The HOTTEST guy here on fab is bi. Do you have any idea how hard that is for me

But I won't change my "rule".

Not implying I'd be his type..

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By *lkDomWhtSubBiCpleCouple  over a year ago

Somewhere / Everywhere /Kinksville


"

Like it or not bi men carry more risk of std.

More risk than the general population but not more risk than people who play with other promiscuous groups......

Like swingers

I am never convinced by such statistics when so many 'straight' guys lie about their sexual status

,in order to have their end away with women on here who don't want bi men! "

Yes at least be honest and respect what other people want. To that end you know where you stand at least with the woman stating "no bi guys".

We all have preferences on our profiles. Why won't you meet single men OP?

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


"I'd say it was just another preference, not to be taken personally.

Would you meet someone who took part in activites you wouldn't touch with a barge pole?

This

Nothing more, nothing less

What are these activities? Prey tell .... "

I think it's men sucking men off. Anal sex...

Can't think of anything else

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

I think it's probably preference for couples, for example I wouldn't meet a bi man with my partner because he's straight so doesn't want any mm play. But having said that if we were sure that a bi guy wasn't interested in playing with him and was going to stick to any ground rules we set out then that would be fine.

I don't understand it from single women, I don't see what difference someone's sexual preference makes. No guys have turned me down because I'm bi, cause it doesn't make any difference to how I play with them or how safely I play. And for me it's the same, I don't care if a guy's straight or bi, as long as they're safe and respectful.

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"I'd say it was just another preference, not to be taken personally.

Would you meet someone who took part in activites you wouldn't touch with a barge pole?

This

Nothing more, nothing less

What are these activities? Prey tell ....

I think it's men sucking men off. Anal sex...

Can't think of anything else"

If it is the activity, sucking off and anal sex, do you mean you don't do these?

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

Yes it's very strange that men like the idea of bi women a lot more than women seem to like the idea of bi men (I assume that's the gist of you were getting at OP?)

But then they do say that men are from Mars and women are from Venus so maybe not try and judge one against the other because they are a completely different beast lol

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By *unandbuckCouple  over a year ago

Sheffield


"Yes it's very strange that men like the idea of bi women a lot more than women seem to like the idea of bi men (I assume that's the gist of you were getting at OP?)

But then they do say that men are from Mars and women are from Venus so maybe not try and judge one against the other because they are a completely different beast lol "

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"Yes it's very strange that men like the idea of bi women a lot more than women seem to like the idea of bi men (I assume that's the gist of you were getting at OP?)

But then they do say that men are from Mars and women are from Venus so maybe not try and judge one against the other because they are a completely different beast lol "

I think this is entirely what he was getting at ....

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By *gnitemybodyWoman  over a year ago

Onestepoutofthedoor

At the end of the day all those stating they don't want bi men have probably actually been with one. From experience a fair few guy's keep that little bit of information to themselves depending on their audience.

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


"I think it's probably preference for couples, for example I wouldn't meet a bi man with my partner because he's straight so doesn't want any mm play. But having said that if we were sure that a bi guy wasn't interested in playing with him and was going to stick to any ground rules we set out then that would be fine.

I don't understand it from single women, I don't see what difference someone's sexual preference makes. No guys have turned me down because I'm bi, cause it doesn't make any difference to how I play with them or how safely I play. And for me it's the same, I don't care if a guy's straight or bi, as long as they're safe and respectful."

You don't have to understand it. Just accept it's a turn off for some single women - as it is for me.

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


"I'd say it was just another preference, not to be taken personally.

Would you meet someone who took part in activites you wouldn't touch with a barge pole?

This

Nothing more, nothing less

What are these activities? Prey tell ....

I think it's men sucking men off. Anal sex...

Can't think of anything else

If it is the activity, sucking off and anal sex, do you mean you don't do these? "

Don't even go there.

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London

Single women hijack a thread making it all about them, when the OP was asking about men ... if any are turned off by bi women. Quelle surprise!

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By *unandbuckCouple  over a year ago

Sheffield


"Single women hijack a thread making it all about them, when the OP was asking about men ... if any are turned off by bi women. Quelle surprise!"

Whereas all your posts were completely on-topic?

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"Single women hijack a thread making it all about them, when the OP was asking about men ... if any are turned off by bi women. Quelle surprise!

Whereas all your posts were completely on-topic?"

Were they? Thanks for noticing

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


"Single women hijack a thread making it all about them, when the OP was asking about men ... if any are turned off by bi women. Quelle surprise!"

Bothered.

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


"Single women hijack a thread making it all about them, when the OP was asking about men ... if any are turned off by bi women. Quelle surprise!"

Sounds like you have an issue...

It's an open thread, where anyone can comment. Respectfully, but you appear to be a little annoyed

I respect you like to meet bi men and TV. Doesn't bother me at all. So don't let my PREFERENCES bother you. Ok

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


"Single women hijack a thread making it all about them, when the OP was asking about men ... if any are turned off by bi women. Quelle surprise!

Bothered. "

Nah we're not

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By *Q_Gent OP   Man  over a year ago

Manchester, City Centre


"Yes it's very strange that men like the idea of bi women a lot more than women seem to like the idea of bi men (I assume that's the gist of you were getting at OP?)

But then they do say that men are from Mars and women are from Venus so maybe not try and judge one against the other because they are a completely different beast lol "

That's exactly the gist of it...I was simply wondering if anyone had seen a guy with "no bi women" on his profile

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

Have I missed something?

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By *unandbuckCouple  over a year ago

Sheffield


"Single women hijack a thread making it all about them, when the OP was asking about men ... if any are turned off by bi women. Quelle surprise!

Whereas all your posts were completely on-topic?

Were they? Thanks for noticing"

My sentence ended with a question mark....

The single ladies posted from their perspective and you posted from yours. Both are equally valid in a forum.

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"Single women hijack a thread making it all about them, when the OP was asking about men ... if any are turned off by bi women. Quelle surprise!

Sounds like you have an issue...

It's an open thread, where anyone can comment. Respectfully, but you appear to be a little annoyed

I respect you like to meet bi men and TV. Doesn't bother me at all. So don't let my PREFERENCES bother you. Ok "

Not annoyed in the slightest. Thanks for checking out my profile and commenting on it. We socialise rather than meet though. Just a preference.

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"Single women hijack a thread making it all about them, when the OP was asking about men ... if any are turned off by bi women. Quelle surprise!

Whereas all your posts were completely on-topic?

Were they? Thanks for noticing

My sentence ended with a question mark....

The single ladies posted from their perspective and you posted from yours. Both are equally valid in a forum."

My perspective is that the thread has been diverted to 'why we don't meet bi men' .... equally valid, surely?

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


"Single women hijack a thread making it all about them, when the OP was asking about men ... if any are turned off by bi women. Quelle surprise!

Sounds like you have an issue...

It's an open thread, where anyone can comment. Respectfully, but you appear to be a little annoyed

I respect you like to meet bi men and TV. Doesn't bother me at all. So don't let my PREFERENCES bother you. Ok

Not annoyed in the slightest. Thanks for checking out my profile and commenting on it. We socialise rather than meet though. Just a preference. "

Everyone has them

And I'm a sucker for being a nosy so n so....

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


"Single women hijack a thread making it all about them, when the OP was asking about men ... if any are turned off by bi women. Quelle surprise!

Bothered.

Nah we're not "

Exactly and that's a problem on here. People have a tendency to whine about any group(s) which exclude them.

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"Single women hijack a thread making it all about them, when the OP was asking about men ... if any are turned off by bi women. Quelle surprise!

Sounds like you have an issue...

It's an open thread, where anyone can comment. Respectfully, but you appear to be a little annoyed

I respect you like to meet bi men and TV. Doesn't bother me at all. So don't let my PREFERENCES bother you. Ok

Not annoyed in the slightest. Thanks for checking out my profile and commenting on it. We socialise rather than meet though. Just a preference.

Everyone has them

And I'm a sucker for being a nosy so n so...."

Sometimes stepping back and looking at the posts and what they imply about people is a good strategy ....

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"Single women hijack a thread making it all about them, when the OP was asking about men ... if any are turned off by bi women. Quelle surprise!

Bothered.

Nah we're not

Exactly and that's a problem on here. People have a tendency to whine about any group(s) which exclude them. "

No whining seen on this thread ..... I have a single fem profile too, so .... am I whining about myself?

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


"To be honest I actually meant "no bi/bi curious women" on male profiles "

I have never seen a single man profile here say no to bi women but I have come across this on dating site profiles. My conclusion is that bi men are too promiscuous for casual fucking and bi women are promiscuous enough for casual fucking but may be too promiscuous for dating

Personally I feel that it is ok to play the preference card when arranging threesomes/moresomes. Not so much when meeting one-on-one.

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By *unandbuckCouple  over a year ago

Sheffield

We don't meet straight women, so are guilty

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By *epper123Woman  over a year ago

London


"To be honest I actually meant "no bi/bi curious women" on male profiles

I have never seen a single man profile here say no to bi women but I have come across this on dating site profiles. My conclusion is that bi men are too promiscuous for casual fucking and bi women are promiscuous enough for casual fucking but may be too promiscuous for dating

Personally I feel that it is ok to play the preference card when arranging threesomes/moresomes. Not so much when meeting one-on-one."

Why would any bi person ne more promiscuous than a straight one?

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By *ishopstippleMan  over a year ago

Purley


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?"

It's even funnier when the female is also bi herself.

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


"Single women hijack a thread making it all about them, when the OP was asking about men ... if any are turned off by bi women. Quelle surprise!

Bothered.

Nah we're not

Exactly and that's a problem on here. People have a tendency to whine about any group(s) which exclude them.

No whining seen on this thread ..... I have a single fem profile too, so .... am I whining about myself?"

No whining seen and yet you're asking me if you're whining?

My comment wasn't aimed at any one in particular, so it's interesting you've picked up on it.

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


"We don't meet straight women, so are guilty "

How could you!

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


"Single women hijack a thread making it all about them, when the OP was asking about men ... if any are turned off by bi women. Quelle surprise!

Bothered.

Nah we're not

Exactly and that's a problem on here. People have a tendency to whine about any group(s) which exclude them.

No whining seen on this thread ..... I have a single fem profile too, so .... am I whining about myself?

No whining seen and yet you're asking me if you're whining?

My comment wasn't aimed at any one in particular, so it's interesting you've picked up on it."

C'mon guys. Group hugs!

But only hugs, ok....

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By *unandbuckCouple  over a year ago

Sheffield


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

It's even funnier when the female is also bi herself."

Only if you don't understand the preference.

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


"To be honest I actually meant "no bi/bi curious women" on male profiles

I have never seen a single man profile here say no to bi women but I have come across this on dating site profiles. My conclusion is that bi men are too promiscuous for casual fucking and bi women are promiscuous enough for casual fucking but may be too promiscuous for dating

Personally I feel that it is ok to play the preference card when arranging threesomes/moresomes. Not so much when meeting one-on-one.

Why would any bi person ne more promiscuous than a straight one?"

It is a common prejudice.

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


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

Instead of wondering why? When the answer is pretty obvious.

Why don't you just accept it and move on? This isn't going to turn into another bisexual is best, if you're not bi or bi friendly then you're automatically homophobic thread... Is it?

I got A LOT of flak for saying I didn't like men fabbing my photos. As well as the flak I got lots more fabs by men determined to upset and annoyed me.

There could be any number of reasons, but hey would a email list them on here? Opening herself up to attacks by the straight bashers! Funny how the bullied often become the bully.

But just to entertain you, as if you didn't already have a clue..

How's about..

a) They've grown up in a household, family or culture where homosexuality is frowned upon.

b) They may actually be homophobic.

c) They find it a mental turn off sexually.

d) Concerns about the number of sexual partners a bisexual male may have and whether he plays safe.

That last one... Ooooh, you'll all erupt on me for that one I'm sure. It's a valid concern. No more relevant to men or women, straight, bi or gay. But us a view people hold.

Personally I dont.

But you know all this, so why are you asking the question? Are you looking for a squabble? Don't feel hard done by and just move on.

Please read and respect people's profiles and rights to hold an opinion. Whether you like it or not. Stop allowing sex to turn you all into inconsiderate pricks. "

You say read and respect people's profile and rights to hold an opinion wether he likes it or not. Doesn't the same apply to threads op is entitled to ask what he likes on here

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


"So what is the point of this thread OP - if someone says yes they have seen it on a woman's profile - then what?

It's just another one of those threads to have a go at people that disagree or don't finger your preferences attractive

Yawn!

It was intended to be seen as "have any women seen a male profile that states no bi/bi curious women?"

I might start a thread that asks "does anyone read the original post before jumping in feet first with an argument to a different question...

But what can you get from that question?

A yes or a no "

Same could be said to you. What are you going to get out of your questions you keep asking the op bugger all really yet you keep asking lol. Forum are for everyone to use as people say you don't like a profile or what's on it pass it by. Same with the forum rooms if you don't like or understand why the thread as been done pass on by simple really

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By *ust PeachyWoman  over a year ago

Prestonish


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

Instead of wondering why? When the answer is pretty obvious.

Why don't you just accept it and move on? This isn't going to turn into another bisexual is best, if you're not bi or bi friendly then you're automatically homophobic thread... Is it?

I got A LOT of flak for saying I didn't like men fabbing my photos. As well as the flak I got lots more fabs by men determined to upset and annoyed me.

There could be any number of reasons, but hey would a email list them on here? Opening herself up to attacks by the straight bashers! Funny how the bullied often become the bully.

But just to entertain you, as if you didn't already have a clue..

How's about..

a) They've grown up in a household, family or culture where homosexuality is frowned upon.

b) They may actually be homophobic.

c) They find it a mental turn off sexually.

d) Concerns about the number of sexual partners a bisexual male may have and whether he plays safe.

That last one... Ooooh, you'll all erupt on me for that one I'm sure. It's a valid concern. No more relevant to men or women, straight, bi or gay. But us a view people hold.

Personally I dont.

But you know all this, so why are you asking the question? Are you looking for a squabble? Don't feel hard done by and just move on.

Please read and respect people's profiles and rights to hold an opinion. Whether you like it or not. Stop allowing sex to turn you all into inconsiderate pricks.

There are two ends of the stick sir, and you have grabbed the wrong end

No.. I read your post. And answered with a question of my own, albeit long winded. Which you did not answer.

Why do you feel the need to ask the question?

I've seen you're a semi regular poster on the forum, so you know the answers people will give.

So again.. Why ask?

If you were new, or new to formum, I'd have ignored this.

But...what question did I ask? Because you answered a totally different one it seems

You're right, I didn't answer your question and replied with my own, apologies.

My original post was intended to mean...

Any women seen any male profiles that state "no bi/bi curious women" "

Nope - and I very much doubt there ever will be!

After 3 years on fab I've quite literally lost count of the number of men who've,sometimes even before our first meeting, said 'I'd love to fuck you and one of your mates together!'

It doesn't impress me much tbh! I think

most guys see bisexuality in women on fab as a very definite advantage - as if the friendship progresses it opens up other avenues (meeting bi-fem couples together etc)

When I'm meeting a guy, whether bi or straight, I'm thinking about he and I on our (hopefully great) meet - not an 'end game'!

I know I digressed slightly - but I do think that's why guys would never discount bi women! That and many guys find watching women playing a turn-on! (Just as I find watching hot guys together a turn on!) x

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By *cottAndLizMan  over a year ago

Blackheath

Does it matter why?

It's a preference like we don't like hairy people.

Respect it.

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


"Single women hijack a thread making it all about them, when the OP was asking about men ... if any are turned off by bi women. Quelle surprise!

Bothered.

Nah we're not

Exactly and that's a problem on here. People have a tendency to whine about any group(s) which exclude them.

No whining seen on this thread ..... I have a single fem profile too, so .... am I whining about myself?

No whining seen and yet you're asking me if you're whining?

My comment wasn't aimed at any one in particular, so it's interesting you've picked up on it.

C'mon guys. Group hugs!

But only hugs, ok...."

After you then...

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By *exatooCouple  over a year ago

Bournemouth/ Fuerteventura


"because they're disease ridden of course . I like bisexual men however "

(Mrs)

Me too

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By *lkDomWhtSubBiCpleCouple  over a year ago

Somewhere / Everywhere /Kinksville


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

It's even funnier when the female is also bi herself."

Straight women can like bi men

Bi women can like straight men

Etc etc

Your own sexuality has no bearing on how you like to see others play!

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


"Yes it's very strange that men like the idea of bi women a lot more than women seem to like the idea of bi men (I assume that's the gist of you were getting at OP?)

But then they do say that men are from Mars and women are from Venus so maybe not try and judge one against the other because they are a completely different beast lol

That's exactly the gist of it...I was simply wondering if anyone had seen a guy with "no bi women" on his profile "

This trans girl had it on her profile for a while but I then had a rewrite and took it off because I'm not actually bothered what others do when they're not with me. I was just taking a stand.

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

I dont think men would say no bi women, with the porn culture of today its a major turn on for the vast majority of men.

Its not on my profile but i actively try not to meet bi men as I give blood

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

Girl on girl leaves me cold.

Two men however....

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


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?"

Bloody hell keep seeing these why don't people like threads?

Let me think about it? Maybe it's because they don't want to meet them? Is that ok with you

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


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

Bloody hell keep seeing these why don't people like threads?

Let me think about it? Maybe it's because they don't want to meet them? Is that ok with you"

Nope.

I want everyone to ADORE me

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By *Q_Gent OP   Man  over a year ago

Manchester, City Centre


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?

Bloody hell keep seeing these why don't people like threads?

Let me think about it? Maybe it's because they don't want to meet them? Is that ok with you"

Did you read past the first paragraph and understand the question?

Maybe that's why you keep seeing the same posts

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By *gnitemybodyWoman  over a year ago

Onestepoutofthedoor


"Girl on girl leaves me cold.

Two men however.... "

I'm the same

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By *mmmMaybeCouple  over a year ago

West Wales


"To be honest I actually meant "no bi/bi curious women" on male profiles

I have never seen a single man profile here say no to bi women but I have come across this on dating site profiles. My conclusion is that bi men are too promiscuous for casual fucking and bi women are promiscuous enough for casual fucking but may be too promiscuous for dating

Personally I feel that it is ok to play the preference card when arranging threesomes/moresomes. Not so much when meeting one-on-one.

Why would any bi person ne more promiscuous than a straight one?

It is a common prejudice."

Because the assumption is you are fucking twice as many maybe? Rather than the same amount spread over the different sexes.

S

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


"I'd say it was just another preference, not to be taken personally.

Would you meet someone who took part in activites you wouldn't touch with a barge pole?

This

Nothing more, nothing less

What are these activities? Prey tell .... "

Bisexual sex. Maybe they're prejudiced, maybe they're not. Who cares.

Can LGBT STOP forcing people to partake in their sexual orientation. The levels of entitlement I am seeing from many on here are starting to disgust me.

I see plenty of "no bi men" profiles. Some have even messaged me. Most dont like partaking in it. The same way people dont like it when others partake in bareback sex. I wonder what would happen if someone is idiotic as the OP started asking whats up with people who dont like bareback...that they're clearly prejudiced for not taking part in it. Wonder how well that would go down....

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"Single women hijack a thread making it all about them, when the OP was asking about men ... if any are turned off by bi women. Quelle surprise!

Bothered.

Nah we're not

Exactly and that's a problem on here. People have a tendency to whine about any group(s) which exclude them.

No whining seen on this thread ..... I have a single fem profile too, so .... am I whining about myself?

No whining seen and yet you're asking me if you're whining?

My comment wasn't aimed at any one in particular, so it's interesting you've picked up on it.

C'mon guys. Group hugs!

But only hugs, ok....

After you then..."

Sorry, I only hug bi women. Straight women think I am after them ...

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


"Single women hijack a thread making it all about them, when the OP was asking about men ... if any are turned off by bi women. Quelle surprise!

Bothered.

Nah we're not

Exactly and that's a problem on here. People have a tendency to whine about any group(s) which exclude them.

No whining seen on this thread ..... I have a single fem profile too, so .... am I whining about myself?

No whining seen and yet you're asking me if you're whining?

My comment wasn't aimed at any one in particular, so it's interesting you've picked up on it.

C'mon guys. Group hugs!

But only hugs, ok....

After you then...

Sorry, I only hug bi women. Straight women think I am after them ..."

That would be naive straight women...

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


"To be honest I actually meant "no bi/bi curious women" on male profiles

I have never seen a single man profile here say no to bi women but I have come across this on dating site profiles. My conclusion is that bi men are too promiscuous for casual fucking and bi women are promiscuous enough for casual fucking but may be too promiscuous for dating

Personally I feel that it is ok to play the preference card when arranging threesomes/moresomes. Not so much when meeting one-on-one.

Why would any bi person ne more promiscuous than a straight one?"

Gay people ARE promiscuous...would not be much of a stretch to assume that bisexual people are too:


"In 1948, Kinsey observed that long-term homosexual relationships were notably few. Now, more than fifty years later, long-term gay male relationships may be more common, but the fact remains that they are typically not monogamous.

In one recent study of gay male couples, 41.3% had open sexual agreements with some conditions or restrictions, and 10% had open sexual agreements with no restrictions on sex with outside partners. One-fifth of participants (21.9%) reported breaking their agreement in the preceding 12 months, and 13.2% of the sample reported having unprotected anal intercourse in the preceding three months with an outside partner of unknown or discordant HIV-status (1).

This study follows the classic research of McWhirter and Mattison, reported in The Male Couple (1984), which found that not a single male pair was able to maintain fidelity in their relationship for more than five years. Outside affairs, the researchers found, were not damaging to the relationship’s endurance, but were in fact essential to it. “The single most important factor that keeps couples together past the ten-year mark is the lack of possessiveness they feel,” says the authors (p. 256)."

Its just...reality really. I know bisexual people and all were more promiscuous than their straight counterparts. There were a variety of reasons for that but I, for one, cant really stand the idea that gay/bi people, on one hand, claim that bisexuality is super normal and then on the other whine and complain when people opt out of playing with them.

Cant remember the last time I saw a thread about why people dont play with hairy/bald people.

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London

Big jump, gay relationships to bi relationships. I wonder what the statistics are like on swinging couples and promiscuity though. Are swinging couples more promiscuous that couples who don't swing, for example?

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By *Q_Gent OP   Man  over a year ago

Manchester, City Centre


"I see plenty of "no bi men" profiles. Some have even messaged me. Most dont like partaking in it. The same way people dont like it when others partake in bareback sex. I wonder what would happen if someone is idiotic as the OP started asking whats up with people who dont like bareback"

Not as idiotic as someone who didn't understand the original post and then makes a point about it

I was asking if women had seen many male profiles stating no bi/bi curious women...a point that has been discussed throughout this thread as well as misunderstood as you did

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

they don't like meeting bi guys because reasons. lots and lots of different reasons.

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

It's a prefence. Just accept it like any other prefence ppl do here

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


"To be honest I actually meant "no bi/bi curious women" on male profiles

I have never seen a single man profile here say no to bi women but I have come across this on dating site profiles. My conclusion is that bi men are too promiscuous for casual fucking and bi women are promiscuous enough for casual fucking but may be too promiscuous for dating

Personally I feel that it is ok to play the preference card when arranging threesomes/moresomes. Not so much when meeting one-on-one.

Why would any bi person ne more promiscuous than a straight one?

Gay people ARE promiscuous...would not be much of a stretch to assume that bisexual people are too:

In 1948, Kinsey observed that long-term homosexual relationships were notably few. Now, more than fifty years later, long-term gay male relationships may be more common, but the fact remains that they are typically not monogamous.

In one recent study of gay male couples, 41.3% had open sexual agreements with some conditions or restrictions, and 10% had open sexual agreements with no restrictions on sex with outside partners. One-fifth of participants (21.9%) reported breaking their agreement in the preceding 12 months, and 13.2% of the sample reported having unprotected anal intercourse in the preceding three months with an outside partner of unknown or discordant HIV-status (1).

This study follows the classic research of McWhirter and Mattison, reported in The Male Couple (1984), which found that not a single male pair was able to maintain fidelity in their relationship for more than five years. Outside affairs, the researchers found, were not damaging to the relationship’s endurance, but were in fact essential to it. “The single most important factor that keeps couples together past the ten-year mark is the lack of possessiveness they feel,” says the authors (p. 256).

Its just...reality really. I know bisexual people and all were more promiscuous than their straight counterparts. There were a variety of reasons for that but I, for one, cant really stand the idea that gay/bi people, on one hand, claim that bisexuality is super normal and then on the other whine and complain when people opt out of playing with them.

Cant remember the last time I saw a thread about why people dont play with hairy/bald people. "

To an extent I agree, however I know a fair few promiscuous straights too.

Personally, I don't want to suck a cock that's potentially been in another man's arsehole. Personal preference and I really couldn't give two hoots if anyone has a problem with that.

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


"On more that one occasion I've seen on women's profiles "no bi/bi curious men"

Always puzzled me why...any women seen something similar on male profiles?"

For me its because I dont find it a turn on.. sexually they arent for me...so as fab is about sexual fantasy then no point.

Yup if I don't know then it doesnt bother me but once/if I do then that is it.. instantly lose all interest.

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


"Big jump, gay relationships to bi relationships. I wonder what the statistics are like on swinging couples and promiscuity though. Are swinging couples more promiscuous that couples who don't swing, for example? "

You're sitting there with a straight face asking whether couples who partake in agreed extramarital sexual activities are more promiscuous than monogamous relationships.

Its like asking whether someone who just ate is hungrier than a starving child.

I dont I have ever seen such a glaring dearth in logic.

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London

Do all men find bi women a turn on, then?

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"Big jump, gay relationships to bi relationships. I wonder what the statistics are like on swinging couples and promiscuity though. Are swinging couples more promiscuous that couples who don't swing, for example?

You're sitting there with a straight face asking whether couples who partake in agreed extramarital sexual activities are more promiscuous than monogamous relationships.

Its like asking whether someone who just ate is hungrier than a starving child.

I dont I have ever seen such a glaring dearth in logic.

"

I am using it to illustrate the one you used ... to illustrate your dearth in logic.

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By *awandOrderCouple  over a year ago

SW London


"To be honest I actually meant "no bi/bi curious women" on male profiles

I have never seen a single man profile here say no to bi women but I have come across this on dating site profiles. My conclusion is that bi men are too promiscuous for casual fucking and bi women are promiscuous enough for casual fucking but may be too promiscuous for dating

Personally I feel that it is ok to play the preference card when arranging threesomes/moresomes. Not so much when meeting one-on-one.

Why would any bi person ne more promiscuous than a straight one?

Gay people ARE promiscuous...would not be much of a stretch to assume that bisexual people are too:

In 1948, Kinsey observed that long-term homosexual relationships were notably few. Now, more than fifty years later, long-term gay male relationships may be more common, but the fact remains that they are typically not monogamous.

In one recent study of gay male couples, 41.3% had open sexual agreements with some conditions or restrictions, and 10% had open sexual agreements with no restrictions on sex with outside partners. One-fifth of participants (21.9%) reported breaking their agreement in the preceding 12 months, and 13.2% of the sample reported having unprotected anal intercourse in the preceding three months with an outside partner of unknown or discordant HIV-status (1).

This study follows the classic research of McWhirter and Mattison, reported in The Male Couple (1984), which found that not a single male pair was able to maintain fidelity in their relationship for more than five years. Outside affairs, the researchers found, were not damaging to the relationship’s endurance, but were in fact essential to it. “The single most important factor that keeps couples together past the ten-year mark is the lack of possessiveness they feel,” says the authors (p. 256).

Its just...reality really. I know bisexual people and all were more promiscuous than their straight counterparts. There were a variety of reasons for that but I, for one, cant really stand the idea that gay/bi people, on one hand, claim that bisexuality is super normal and then on the other whine and complain when people opt out of playing with them.

Cant remember the last time I saw a thread about why people dont play with hairy/bald people.

To an extent I agree, however I know a fair few promiscuous straights too.

Personally, I don't want to suck a cock that's potentially been in another man's arsehole. Personal preference and I really couldn't give two hoots if anyone has a problem with that."

What about a cock that has been in a woman's arsehole?

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


"I see plenty of "no bi men" profiles. Some have even messaged me. Most dont like partaking in it. The same way people dont like it when others partake in bareback sex. I wonder what would happen if someone is idiotic as the OP started asking whats up with people who dont like bareback

Not as idiotic as someone who didn't understand the original post and then makes a point about it

I was asking if women had seen many male profiles stating no bi/bi curious women...a point that has been discussed throughout this thread as well as misunderstood as you did"

Stop being passive aggressive, entitled people do it a lot and its incredibly irritating.

Its been stated that you have made this thread multiple times and its not really a stretch to figure out that you're really just a little outraged that women on here dont want to play with bi men. You can dress it up all you like but your persistence gives it away.

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley

When I f**k, I want to be the centre of attention for him. I am not a local Council doing the lovey dovey namby pamby. I will meet with bisexual men but only with one at a time. I have no wish to see two men having sex together; just not my thing

And when I meet with a man when accompanied by my boyfriend, I will only meet straight men. We do not even want my boyfriend to be 'accidentally' touched by another man; he will take that action very badly indeed

When we are meeting couples, then it doesn't matter if the man in the couple is bisexual as we only meet couples for a full swap. I don't meet couples of any sexuality, when by myself

Guess what; I do this for me, me, me . I have liquidated Charity F**ks, Inc

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