The good thing about being bisexual is that it doubles your chance of a date on a Saturday night- CQW
posted by: Vixen
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I was listening to my radio show the other day and there was a girl on who told a story of something that had happened to her. She came home one day from work and found her boyfriend in bed with their neighbor, who was a close friend of theirs. And a man. Her boyfriend and her ended up not being able to move past it, they broke up and three years have passed.
She’s had various other relationships over the year but not found ‘that special person’ yet. The ex boyfriend and her have recently reconnected on a friendship level. She is obsessing over him. She remembers being THE happiest she ever was with HIM. Of all the relationships she’s had in her adult life, theirs was the one she keeps remembering and coming back to. She’s finding herself wondering if she should give him another chance. But of course has many doubts and concerns. Blah, blah, blah. Right.
But the question(s) her story brought about, posed by the DJ’s were these:
Do people who are bisexual have twice the temptation? Twice the possibility of cheating and therefore a GREATER possibility of cheating.
If you are in a relationship with someone who is bi, does it pose a bigger threat in/to the relationship???
Hmmm…. I think my situation is somewhat unique and/or different in that ok, this is me, Ms.Mainly-I’m-A-Lesbian. If anything he feels less threatened bc he knows I’m not going to run off with some other man (uh, bc it wouldn’t be a man, lolol). And that I’m not *looking* for someone to be in a serious relationship with. I have that. I would never fuck with what him and I have. But…he is also ok with the idea that if another girl makes me happy….then well….ok. ~grins~ (I’m not sure how I got so lucky…:::happy sigh:::…)
Actually. He is ok with whatever I purpose as long as he gets to remain the one I’m madly in love with. (I think it helps that I help remind him of his ‘bitch’ status and he feels needed too…*giggle*…)
But personally, if I were with someone who was bi (and I have been with girls who were)….no. I’ve never felt ‘more threatened’ bc they were. If you are constantly worried about who is or isn’t threatening your relationship, I think honestly you have greater problems to deal with.
I ran across a blog and found something they wrote that I loved:
“Another stereotype is that bisexuals are more likely to be
unfaithful. If a person is going to play away, it says more about that
person’s views on relationships and respect than their sexual
orientation.
(which, isn’t that I pointed out a second ago?! hehe…SEE?!)
But, without a shadow of a doubt, the biggest misconception people
maintain about bisexuals is that it is just a stage, a journey of
self-exploration. This is society’s way of trying to justify someone’s
behaviour that doesn’t slot nicely into one of the morally approved
category’s assigned to us at birth. Only you will know if it is a
stage, or if this is truly who you are. Only you know yourself, and
anyone who tries to tell you different is the only confused person
taking part in the conversation.
Be gay, be bi, be straight - don’t worry about labels, just be yourself.”
I am interested in people’s views on this topic and what you have to say, how you feel. So let’s hear it. :)
HappyHUMPDay my loverlies!!!

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