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

Anyone can be into whatever I haven't got an issue with that it's more just wondering..

If a guy is 'straight' wouldn't playing with a TV or CD make him bi if there is still a penis involved?

Sorry if to some it seems like a stupid question but my mamma always said there's no such thing as a stupid question

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

I would agree with you.

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By *mo-amas-amatMan  over a year ago

brighton


"Anyone can be into whatever I haven't got an issue with that it's more just wondering..

If a guy is 'straight' wouldn't playing with a TV or CD make him bi if there is still a penis involved?

Sorry if to some it seems like a stupid question but my mamma always said there's no such thing as a stupid question "

Your Mamma was wrong....

What about a girl with a strap on...

Yawn yawn yawn....

Forget the labels OP and jut enjoy what you enjoy...

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


"Anyone can be into whatever I haven't got an issue with that it's more just wondering..

If a guy is 'straight' wouldn't playing with a TV or CD make him bi if there is still a penis involved?

Sorry if to some it seems like a stupid question but my mamma always said there's no such thing as a stupid question "

You're right. He's not straight

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By *uzz And WoodyCouple  over a year ago

Maidstone

I would agree too. The gender of the person doesn’t change just because they’re wearing clothes intended for the opposite sex. Mrs x

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

If the man's partner has a penis, then the sex is not "straight" sex just because one of the men is dressed as a woman.

However if the partner is a post-op trans woman then she is officially a "she" so it's not 2 men in bed together.

As someone above said, do what you enjoy, labels aren't helpful.

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


"If the man's partner has a penis, then the sex is not "straight" sex just because one of the men is dressed as a woman.

However if the partner is a post-op trans woman then she is officially a "she" so it's not 2 men in bed together.

As someone above said, do what you enjoy, labels aren't helpful."

True. He's only asking about a tv or cd though, not a ts so the answer is straight forward

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

Yeah of course I understand someone who identifies as a woman who is male and vise versa. But I was confused as I've seen a couple of straight profiles verified by tvs. I was just thinking if I was wearing boys clothes and sleeping with my boyfriend he would still be straight right as I'm still a girl lol

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By *andb69Couple  over a year ago

leeds


"Anyone can be into whatever I haven't got an issue with that it's more just wondering..

If a guy is 'straight' wouldn't playing with a TV or CD make him bi if there is still a penis involved?

Sorry if to some it seems like a stupid question but my mamma always said there's no such thing as a stupid question

Your Mamma was wrong....

What about a girl with a strap on...

Yawn yawn yawn....

Forget the labels OP and jut enjoy what you enjoy...

"

Don't forget the labels. You'd feel pretty cheated if the tin of caviar you wanted turned out to be a tin of cat food because it didn't have a label. There is nothing wrong with labels, just with people who use them pejoratively.

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By *lkDomWhtSubBiCpleCouple  over a year ago

Somewhere / Everywhere /Kinksville


"Anyone can be into whatever I haven't got an issue with that it's more just wondering..

If a guy is 'straight' wouldn't playing with a TV or CD make him bi if there is still a penis involved?

Sorry if to some it seems like a stupid question but my mamma always said there's no such thing as a stupid question

Your Mamma was wrong....

What about a girl with a strap on...

Yawn yawn yawn....

Forget the labels OP and jut enjoy what you enjoy...

Don't forget the labels. You'd feel pretty cheated if the tin of caviar you wanted turned out to be a tin of cat food because it didn't have a label. There is nothing wrong with labels, just with people who use them pejoratively. "

brilliant. Yes labels seem to be very helpful indeed to “Fab straight” guys. They see our profile label with bisexual on and think hey I’ll message them. Because it’s easier to find the sex that they want that way. Or maybe you anti label people think it would be better for them to message hundreds of non labelled profiles asking for bi sex

Labels are only offensive to those that struggle with the truth

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By *iss_tressWoman  over a year ago

London


"Anyone can be into whatever I haven't got an issue with that it's more just wondering..

If a guy is 'straight' wouldn't playing with a TV or CD make him bi if there is still a penis involved?

Sorry if to some it seems like a stupid question but my mamma always said there's no such thing as a stupid question

Your Mamma was wrong....

What about a girl with a strap on...

Yawn yawn yawn....

Forget the labels OP and jut enjoy what you enjoy...

Don't forget the labels. You'd feel pretty cheated if the tin of caviar you wanted turned out to be a tin of cat food because it didn't have a label. There is nothing wrong with labels, just with people who use them pejoratively.

brilliant. Yes labels seem to be very helpful indeed to “Fab straight” guys. They see our profile label with bisexual on and think hey I’ll message them. Because it’s easier to find the sex that they want that way. Or maybe you anti label people think it would be better for them to message hundreds of non labelled profiles asking for bi sex

Labels are only offensive to those that struggle with the truth "

Couldn't have put it better myself!

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By *hoot45Man  over a year ago

Ramsgate

If anyone has seen any of those programmes about guys who have relationships with Lady Boys in Thailand the men always insist that they are straight.

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


"If anyone has seen any of those programmes about guys who have relationships with Lady Boys in Thailand the men always insist that they are straight."

Pretty much denial in my opinion

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By *hoot45Man  over a year ago

Ramsgate


"If anyone has seen any of those programmes about guys who have relationships with Lady Boys in Thailand the men always insist that they are straight.

Pretty much denial in my opinion "

I agree because most of the lady boys were pre op

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

All this labelling drives me nuts. Just enjoy it doesn't matter as long as its safe and consensual.

My profile says im bi, but thats not strictly true. I would say its an 80/20 ish split. 80 being a preference to women. I think there should be an option that says "open to discussion"

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By *hoot45Man  over a year ago

Ramsgate


"All this labelling drives me nuts. Just enjoy it doesn't matter as long as its safe and consensual.

My profile says im bi, but thats not strictly true. I would say its an 80/20 ish split. 80 being a preference to women. I think there should be an option that says "open to discussion"

"

Being attracted to bi guys and having met quite a few I know that being bi, for example, is not clear cut. Some guys meet both men and women regularly and other guys may go months without feeling the urge to meet another guy. So yes I agree that labels aren't always helpful and as long as no one is being hurt you should just get on and do your own thing. I guess we just like putting people into categories because it's neat and covenient.

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By *elma and ShaggyCouple  over a year ago

Bedworth

I think fab should have a new label......heteexible!

For instance, I have myself labelled as bi curious but I’m not really. I would prefer to consider myself as straight but flexible in some situations

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


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Labels are only offensive to those that struggle with the truth "

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By *lkDomWhtSubBiCpleCouple  over a year ago

Somewhere / Everywhere /Kinksville


"If anyone has seen any of those programmes about guys who have relationships with Lady Boys in Thailand the men always insist that they are straight."

Is that because they don’t want to be deemed a dirty little queer

I think anyone engaging in regular same sex activity calling it straight because it’s a man in a frock / a man in makeup and a wig blah blah are extremely offensive to the LGBT community. It’s not heterosexual sex at all and the fact they can’t face up to that means they are ashamed by their activity and not wanting to be classed as bi or gay cos he that’s repulsive yeah

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

A man is a man no matter how they are dressed. I wouldn't play with a man dressed in a skirt anymore than I would a man dressed in trousers.

Many will tell you it's a grey area. It's not, you're either straight or you aren't. If you like playing with a cock and you're a man then you are at least bi. If you are a woman and like playing with pussy then you are at least bi. If you are straight you have no attraction or inclination to play with the same sex. There is a bullying attitude on these type of threads, where those who are bi or 'fluid' try telling straight that we don't know our own minds. While there may be many on here that don't, there are just as many that do. Labels or no labels.

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By *lkDomWhtSubBiCpleCouple  over a year ago

Somewhere / Everywhere /Kinksville


"All this labelling drives me nuts. Just enjoy it doesn't matter as long as its safe and consensual.

My profile says im bi, but thats not strictly true. I would say its an 80/20 ish split. 80 being a preference to women. I think there should be an option that says "open to discussion"

Being attracted to bi guys and having met quite a few I know that being bi, for example, is not clear cut. Some guys meet both men and women regularly and other guys may go months without feeling the urge to meet another guy. So yes I agree that labels aren't always helpful and as long as no one is being hurt you should just get on and do your own thing. I guess we just like putting people into categories because it's neat and covenient."

My bi activity is very rare these days. I may play with another woman once or twice a year. I don’t think frequency of play determines your sexuality. I’m still a bi woman. By this logic what would you call a heterosexual that doesn’t have sex?

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By *hoot45Man  over a year ago

Ramsgate


"All this labelling drives me nuts. Just enjoy it doesn't matter as long as its safe and consensual.

My profile says im bi, but thats not strictly true. I would say its an 80/20 ish split. 80 being a preference to women. I think there should be an option that says "open to discussion"

Being attracted to bi guys and having met quite a few I know that being bi, for example, is not clear cut. Some guys meet both men and women regularly and other guys may go months without feeling the urge to meet another guy. So yes I agree that labels aren't always helpful and as long as no one is being hurt you should just get on and do your own thing. I guess we just like putting people into categories because it's neat and covenient.

My bi activity is very rare these days. I may play with another woman once or twice a year. I don’t think frequency of play determines your sexuality. I’m still a bi woman. By this logic what would you call a heterosexual that doesn’t have sex? "

Celibate

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By *lkDomWhtSubBiCpleCouple  over a year ago

Somewhere / Everywhere /Kinksville


"All this labelling drives me nuts. Just enjoy it doesn't matter as long as its safe and consensual.

My profile says im bi, but thats not strictly true. I would say its an 80/20 ish split. 80 being a preference to women. I think there should be an option that says "open to discussion"

Being attracted to bi guys and having met quite a few I know that being bi, for example, is not clear cut. Some guys meet both men and women regularly and other guys may go months without feeling the urge to meet another guy. So yes I agree that labels aren't always helpful and as long as no one is being hurt you should just get on and do your own thing. I guess we just like putting people into categories because it's neat and covenient.

My bi activity is very rare these days. I may play with another woman once or twice a year. I don’t think frequency of play determines your sexuality. I’m still a bi woman. By this logic what would you call a heterosexual that doesn’t have sex?

Celibate"

And a heterosexual that would like to have sex but isn’t in a relationship or wanting NSA?

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By *hoot45Man  over a year ago

Ramsgate


"All this labelling drives me nuts. Just enjoy it doesn't matter as long as its safe and consensual.

My profile says im bi, but thats not strictly true. I would say its an 80/20 ish split. 80 being a preference to women. I think there should be an option that says "open to discussion"

Not in a good position

Being attracted to bi guys and having met quite a few I know that being bi, for example, is not clear cut. Some guys meet both men and women regularly and other guys may go months without feeling the urge to meet another guy. So yes I agree that labels aren't always helpful and as long as no one is being hurt you should just get on and do your own thing. I guess we just like putting people into categories because it's neat and covenient.

My bi activity is very rare these days. I may play with another woman once or twice a year. I don’t think frequency of play determines your sexuality. I’m still a bi woman. By this logic what would you call a heterosexual that doesn’t have sex?

Celibate

And a heterosexual that would like to have sex but isn’t in a relationship or wanting NSA?"

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By *hoot45Man  over a year ago

Ramsgate


"All this labelling drives me nuts. Just enjoy it doesn't matter as long as its safe and consensual.

My profile says im bi, but thats not strictly true. I would say its an 80/20 ish split. 80 being a preference to women. I think there should be an option that says "open to discussion"

Not in a good position

Being attracted to bi guys and having met quite a few I know that being bi, for example, is not clear cut. Some guys meet both men and women regularly and other guys may go months without feeling the urge to meet another guy. So yes I agree that labels aren't always helpful and as long as no one is being hurt you should just get on and do your own thing. I guess we just like putting people into categories because it's neat and covenient.

My bi activity is very rare these days. I may play with another woman once or twice a year. I don’t think frequency of play determines your sexuality. I’m still a bi woman. By this logic what would you call a heterosexual that doesn’t have sex?

Celibate

And a heterosexual that would like to have sex but isn’t in a relationship or wanting NSA?"

Disadvantaged

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

I don’t get what all the fuss is about an why people are so afraid of the word bi.

If you engage in any sexual relations with the same sex you are bi at the very least bi-curious. There is no I’m flexible for meets. Pmsl

Flexible is touching your toes or sucking your own cock that’s flexible .

People in denial is such a turn off. It just shows your ignorance.

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


"All this labelling drives me nuts. Just enjoy it doesn't matter as long as its safe and consensual.

My profile says im bi, but thats not strictly true. I would say its an 80/20 ish split. 80 being a preference to women. I think there should be an option that says "open to discussion"

"

Oh would you give over with all that nonsense. For the love of god, you're bi. That's it. What's with all the denial??

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By *iss_tressWoman  over a year ago

London


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There is a bullying attitude on these type of threads, where those who are bi or 'fluid' try telling straight that we don't know our own minds. While there may be many on here that don't, there are just as many that do. Labels or no labels. "

So you've noticed it too, that said, it would be hard to miss!

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By *iss_tressWoman  over a year ago

London


"I don’t get what all the fuss is about an why people are so afraid of the word bi.

If you engage in any sexual relations with the same sex you are bi at the very least bi-curious. There is no I’m flexible for meets. Pmsl

Flexible is touching your toes or sucking your own cock that’s flexible .

People in denial is such a turn off. It just shows your ignorance. "

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By *lkDomWhtSubBiCpleCouple  over a year ago

Somewhere / Everywhere /Kinksville


"All this labelling drives me nuts. Just enjoy it doesn't matter as long as its safe and consensual.

My profile says im bi, but thats not strictly true. I would say its an 80/20 ish split. 80 being a preference to women. I think there should be an option that says "open to discussion"

Not in a good position

Being attracted to bi guys and having met quite a few I know that being bi, for example, is not clear cut. Some guys meet both men and women regularly and other guys may go months without feeling the urge to meet another guy. So yes I agree that labels aren't always helpful and as long as no one is being hurt you should just get on and do your own thing. I guess we just like putting people into categories because it's neat and covenient.

My bi activity is very rare these days. I may play with another woman once or twice a year. I don’t think frequency of play determines your sexuality. I’m still a bi woman. By this logic what would you call a heterosexual that doesn’t have sex?

Celibate

And a heterosexual that would like to have sex but isn’t in a relationship or wanting NSA?

Disadvantaged "

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By *iss_tressWoman  over a year ago

London


"All this labelling drives me nuts. Just enjoy it doesn't matter as long as its safe and consensual.

My profile says im bi, but thats not strictly true. I would say its an 80/20 ish split. 80 being a preference to women. I think there should be an option that says "open to discussion"

Oh would you give over with all that nonsense. For the love of god, you're bi. That's it. What's with all the denial??"

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