Would you date a bisexual? Do bisexuals make good partners?

Bi people almost never like both genders the same way, is common they have one gender they only want to use for sex and play with their feelings and one they can actually feel respect and romantic atraction for . They'll date you and not tell you which one you are so good luck on the draw.


bi people in hetero relationships also have a stereotype that they will sleep with someone else of the same sex and won't consider it cheating. Too many hetero and gay people have ended relationships in butthurt over this so that why the stereotype stands.

Most bi men are closeted, no matter how woke they are and how many pronouns in their bio, women dump men who do gay stuff.
 
I'm bi, dated very little though. I know for a fact I'm mostly into women. Maybe I'm just a lesbian that doesn't want to come to terms with that, I don't know or care really.

I dated a bisexual man once. He was a flaming faggot, biggest pussy I've ever met. Bisexual men are usually always closeted homos.
 
Who even knows what bisexual means, we live in a postmodernist landscape where nothing means anything anymore.

Basically if someone else might describe her as bisexual but she never used that terminology then it wouldn't be a big deal. If she described herself as bisexual then I'd steer clear, because that suggests she sees her sexuality as a central pillar of her identity and thus she is likely to continue to want to sleep with other people to keep in line with that.

In fact as a rule of thumb the harder time a person has describing themselves, the better. If a woman was asked to describe herself and she just shrugged at me, I'd be pretty jazzed.

I'm bi, dated very little though. I know for a fact I'm mostly into women. Maybe I'm just a lesbian that doesn't want to come to terms with that, I don't know or care really.

I dated a bisexual man once. He was a flaming faggot, biggest pussy I've ever met. Bisexual men are usually always closeted homos.
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Every bisexual woman I’ve known has been a huge slut and/or rabid leftist, not to mention unattractive. It seems the stereotypes are founded in reality.
In fact as a rule of thumb the harder time a person has describing themselves, the better. If a woman was asked to describe herself and she just shrugged at me, I'd be pretty jazzed.
So if a woman can unambiguously say “I’m straight and like only men as partners”, that’s a turn off for you as a straight man? That doesn’t make a whole lot of sense
 
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Am bi, would date bi given they're not whores (no solid trust) or coomsick (no solid hard ons) . I understand it better than being straight or gay.

That said I married a straight guy and I'm very happy being considered hetero and am happy in my relationship.

I'm also creature of habit (see:autism) and it's more important my partner is also a creature of habit than whatever their sexuality is.

... Fuck ever dating a troon though. Tomboys and bedroom cross dressers are welcome, single me could get down with that, but the self mutilated head cases can do one. I see too many people advising troons to look for bisexuals (or troons angling for lesbians) and that alone would make me a closet case if I was still dating.

TL: DR I would, but in clown world it's not a feasible option and I'd date purely hetero to avoid bullshit if I was dating again.
 
The answer is "No" to both questions. To any upset bisexuals, sorry you had to find out this way.
 
No, being a homofaggot is a choice and I wouldn't have much success with a wife that'd want to get our child(ren) molested for the sake of equity.
However, if my woman had struggles with being mentally ill (female body paraphillia), but didn't act on it. I'd support her and love her irregardless.
 
As a heterosexual man, my experience with 'bi' women is that they're 99% straight, but are hoodwinked by various media entertainment that they MIGHT be able to experience that super-duper hot lesbian experience that exists only in their imagination. In reality, it's an impossibility that exists only in - predictably - fiction.

As a gay (male) friend of mine once remarked, 'bi men are just faggots who haven't come out yet.'
Not powerleveling, but speaking from personal experience some of these women simply admire the beauty of the female body yet don't want to actually explore these wilds. Makes sense, as Sex itself is nothing like in the movies and having up close and personal experiences with people is a whole different ballgame than in any fantasies!

And to answer the topic question, of course! Nothing wrong with my girl being bi, as long as she respects me as I respect her. Just don't sneak behind my back, if you want a taste of the fruit simply give me a slice and I'm fine with it lol!
 
Not powerleveling, but speaking from personal experience some of these women simply admire the beauty of the female body yet don't want to actually explore these wilds.
There's a reason women's magazines for the longest time (still true despite the woke crap) had pretty people on them because women like beauty. Men are expected to look at a woman's beauty because nature, but while women are a bit more open about their own sexuality, nowadays apparently you can't look at another beautiful woman as one yourself unless you're bi or a lesbian which is complete nonsense. If gay men can be catty towards women's fashion in making sure they look their best in front of the camera, so too can women be completely straight and still admire the work of art that is the female figure.

Ffs dudebros can watch manly '80s action movies starring sweaty muscly men and still bang lots of women just fine afterwards. Women just want to look good for other men and to make other women seethe over big tits and hips as a bonus. Like, oh my God, Becky, look at her butt. It is so big.
 
A few years ago I would've said no. Unfortunately I am now aware that I experience genuine attraction to both genders, so I can't really hold it against anyone else who does.

I am still wary of anyone who advertises the label, because there really isn't a reason to do so unless you're intending to live by the idealized and often performative promiscuity that subverts LGBT causes nowadays.

I personally don't go around sharing my sexual orientation and only intend to disclose my relationship history with someone who could be a potential partner. Partly because admitting that you're bi upfront just attracts people who are sneakily trying to get a threesome, and partly because I would rather end up in a long-term heterosexual relationship if I can help it. Being straight makes life a lot easier.

I have only ever cared for serious monogamous relationships and can only assume that there are other bisexual people out there who have the same desire. They are also probably not publicly visible for the same reasons as me.

tl;dr: As is usual in just about every LGBT subculture, exhibitionists ruin the image for everyone.
 
Every woman who's been into me so far has been with at least one woman.

I'm still trying to figure out that means about me, if it does.
It literally doesn't matter if they are bisexual. If they're a committed partner then they are a committed partner, regardless of their sexual orientation.
Slightly disagree. In my experience, professed bisexuality is often the equivalent of a conspicuous tattoo.
 
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