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What Men Think Of Bisexual

By alina_horny May 27, 2020 9 answers Last updated May 27, 2020

Hi. I'm a girl in my last school years. I'm interested in what boys/men think of bisexual girls. I am bi-and I sensed this inclination 4/5 years ago. I went abroad for 3 years and I came back this year to finish my education. I found a friend in high school with whom I could tell that we were in a relationship. I absolutely imagine myself after a time with a man and children, but now I felt it so and I feel good in intimate terms and the very connection between us. I am a very open man and I have never hidden my moods (except my parents and older society), I want to note that I do not parade with this, just if someone overheard something does not bother me. Girls take it more than well, because I'm the marrying part, and they don't worry that I'd have something for them. I'm not sure about the guys. Most of them have fun because I'm a "chick" and they've often offered me 3ca with them and another girl. Even my chief of work understood and his words were "mother, that's so cool." But my question is not related to sex. A lot of guys have sympathy for me, and when they find out I have a girlfriend, they start accepting me as a guy. I'd like a friend, but who would do something about it. (You like girls, but I want you, and I'm going to make you my friend.) What do you think about that? Would you like to leave with a girl who was previously represented by the fairer sex?

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babiebitchm answered · May 27, 2020
Personally, I would be interested in a man. М31
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idfwudfwm answered · May 27, 2020
I had a ex-bisexual and my current girlfriend also turned out so... is not pleasant. My arguments are my own. In general, we men can not give to women what a woman can give them. Tenderness and of course the female body. The other thing is, we always have one in mind when you say you're going to see "girlfriends." We are jealous of both men and women (if you are a jealous person). I mean, twice as much I can write more things, but... It's late, maybe another day.
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foxy_tr answered · May 27, 2020
This is the dream of every normal man with two wives you are a golden girl. I'd marry you.
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lea_sophie1 answered · May 27, 2020
To have a relationship with a new person (a man or a woman) must first stop the previous one. I, when I see you have an intimate girlfriend, will first think that you're busy, and then I'd start wondering if you were gay or homosexual. And if you want to have a relationship with two people at the same time, I'd think... To say unreliable. And if you're already free and I like you, and you told me that you're bisexual and you had an affair with a woman before, I'd ask you if you could be a monogamic. That its probably not a problem (ie. I accept you), but if you can't just be with me, it's a problem. And I wouldn't be your friend, either, or if we're already in a relationship, I'd go. But to your delight, that's my view on the subject, there must be men who would share or share with other women. I'm just not one of them. And the fact that your boss is pretty cool is more than clear. It is, as the candidates says, more than the Chinese.
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vixen_temptress answered · May 28, 2020
by author Thanks for the comments, I was worried that I would die alone. That I want a friend after I finish the relationship with my current friend... to number 5, for the purpose of the lack of tenderness, I am generally a virgin for the reason that close and familiar girls over the years (someone lost their very small) I heard how they were on the slow and left them or by many friends "I only have it". That I respect myself, I can't let anyone get carried away in such a way, and in most guys I see just the meanders that have to pass me, and that guy said to me, he tells me with details what they're going to do to me. Maybe that explains why most guys are pushing me off:).
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irinaandalex answered · May 28, 2020
In general, it is an interesting and exciting thought of love with bisexual, but if you include the reason, for a serious relationship and for marriage it is not. First, experience confirms it and also logic. She's always going to drag her to the other, and that's a split of her thoughts and emotions. Briefly: from two chairs, in the middle.
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bellacarolainhot answered · May 29, 2020
Author, I do not see the problem. If you along like vision, character, emodity, I'm not sure if you're straight or you would. I don't think the risk of disbelieving is bigger. And straight women sometimes cheat. I admit, I'd offer you a threesome with another woman, super hot. But only if you want it. For me, in general, the sexual orientation of a person does not matter, as long as it does not intrude. I'm straight, I have a good friend, a gay friend. I don't care if somebody's a decent, good person.
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thelmakims answered · May 29, 2020
You seem to be shaping up to be a homo. Have you ever thought over the option of having a "bi" friend? It's one thing to accept that he has "other" intimacy, another is to be ready to share his time for intimacy with another! Give an account-if you have reached an orgasm with a girlfriend, then how long could you (asked) to do it again (this time with a friend)? Which one of you would want more? The other one, you condemn him to abstinence.
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honeyhannah97 answered · May 29, 2020
М21 I am bi and I have a girlfriend who knows and often we make threes with a friend of ours and we are very lucky she has no problem with that.