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So why are you here thenthe thread title is "LGBT Kiwis" not "Incel Kiwis"
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So why are you here thenthe thread title is "LGBT Kiwis" not "Incel Kiwis"
because he is a huge faggot just like youSo why are you here then
Should fit right into your next orgy then huhbecause he is a huge faggot just like you
Because bi females don't face as much backlash as bi males?Why is it so easy for a female to be bisexual but not males?
The last woman I went on a date with flipped her shit about it when I let it slip after the date, was blowing up my phone with all sorts of crap on text. Got to the point where I said "alright, we're done here, have a nice life." Her tone suddenly changes to a "wait no I didn't mean all that like that" and a sudden revelation that she was actually bi too and this was still workable and she was sorry. I respond with "stop contacting me or I'll file a TRO, goodbye".Because bi females don't face as much backlash as bi males?
I remember that my wife and sister-in-law were quite unsettled when I told them I enjoy gay stuff. For some reason bi males are seen as chronically unfaithful and manwhores.
What a bitch lol, I guess you really dodged a bullet there.The last woman I went on a date with flipped her shit about it when I let it slip after the date, was blowing up my phone with all sorts of crap on text. Got to the point where I said "alright, we're done here, have a nice life." Her tone suddenly changes to a "wait no I didn't mean all that like that" and a sudden revelation that she was actually bi too and this was still workable and she was sorry. I respond with "stop contacting me or I'll file a TRO, goodbye".
because girl on girl is hotWhy is it so easy for a female to be bisexual but not males?
Fun fact: she quickly got married to some other dude about 2 months after our last message. I vaguely knew who he was, heard that he had some kind of criminal history but nothing really dangerous (probably something like theft or fraud if I had to guess). She apparently cheated on him not long after their honeymoon and got pregnant, not sure if he stuck around after that.What a bitch lol, I guess you really dodged a bullet there.
I kinda expected it with my wife and SIL, they are of a conservative family, vote right and the latter served in the army.
Then again, they know I'm a serious person and I have no intention of cheating or make some poli shit.
My inner fag limits to fapping on gay stuff.
Like it or not, lesbians don't face even 10% of the backlash and stigma that gay men do. Gays are seen as being weak or compromised, feminised men and that goes for bisexual men too, which is why I (kinda flippantly, kinda not) said they're just homos that won't commit. The social ostracism for being a lesbian is way lower, so the barrier to experimenting is lower. Chicks experimenting or being bisexual is seen as exotic and hot but if a teenage boy blows his best mate, they're both likely to get bullied out of existance for it.
There's a lesbian in our book club who won't shut up about how hard it is being a woman, and how just being female made her the most oppressed. I asked her if she'd ever had to hide the fact that she was a woman to keep a job or a friendship, and she didn't speak to me for months.
I don't know, is that really true for all bi men? I mean, I've always found men more attractive, but I still find myself physically interested in women too so, where's the cutoff of just being a gay in denial or legit bisexual? Maybe I am gay and I've just had it so ingrained growing up that I'm supposed to be with the opposite sex that by sheer association I don't have an exclusive attraction to men and men only, but I can't really tell either way honestly.Gays are seen as being weak or compromised, feminised men and that goes for bisexual men too, which is why I (kinda flippantly, kinda not) said they're just homos that won't commit.
I don't know, is that really true for all bi men? I mean, I've always found men more attractive, but I still find myself physically interested in women too so, where's the cutoff of just being a gay in denial or legit bisexual? Maybe I am gay and I've just had it so ingrained growing up that I'm supposed to be with the opposite sex that by sheer association I don't have an exclusive attraction to men and men only, but I can't really tell either way honestly.
Nope, regular ol' women. Not even into trans people.Are the women you're attracted to usually more like an effeminate boy? Do you think Thai ladyboys are more attractive in porn than real women? If you answered yes to either then you're definitely gay and in denial.
You made the horrible mistake of reminding a special snowflake that she might not actually have had the worst hand in the world dealt to her, and robbed her of her precious "BIGGEST VICTIM EVAR" statusLike it or not, lesbians don't face even 10% of the backlash and stigma that gay men do. Gays are seen as being weak or compromised, feminised men and that goes for bisexual men too, which is why I (kinda flippantly, kinda not) said they're just homos that won't commit. The social ostracism for being a lesbian is way lower, so the barrier to experimenting is lower. Chicks experimenting or being bisexual is seen as exotic and hot but if a teenage boy blows his best mate, they're both likely to get bullied out of existance for it.
There's a lesbian in our book club who won't shut up about how hard it is being a woman, and how just being female made her the most oppressed. I asked her if she'd ever had to hide the fact that she was a woman to keep a job or a friendship, and she didn't speak to me for months.
To be fair to Sprig, bisexuals are treated pretty shittily by LGT. They're too straight for gays, too gay for straights and apparently huge unethical sluts who will be betray you for the other gender just to be assholes. The rest of LGBT is quite promiscuous though, obviously.