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Andantil

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I'm bisexual. In my case it stems from general perversion and a lack of moral inhibition.
Moral nihilism alone wouldn't make me a bisexual, as I'd always been straight before becoming a nihilist I would still not be turned on by the same sex. After enough time on /d/ I began getting turned on by male anatomy as much as by female.

While I'm fine with either sexually, I can't imagine myself in a romantic relationship with a male.
 

guntotingtomcat

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homosexuality
heterosexuality
bisexuality

all myths, with no compelling psychological or sociological evidence to support their existence.
Sexuality is a mysterious and exiting phenomenon. Creating these categories is reductionist, close minded and demeans what can be one of the most meaningful and or enjoyable parts of your life.

Edit: Oh, and anyone that can explain to my satisfaction how 'bisexuals are greedy', I will pay you one million units of your local currency. You see, I can do that because I know that the sentence is meaningless and entirely idiotic.
 

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My roommate's friend once claimed that she was attracted to the person rather than the gender. I think that may go a ways to help shedding some light on bisexuality. I can't claim that is the case 100% of the time as obviously physical attraction plays a large part. But if you've ever been attracted to someone for who they are as opposed to just the physical make-up, then bisexuality doesn't seem like such an alien concept.
 

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I myself am bi. I mean... I find parts of the male body that are nice, as well as the female. I really do not judge though, when I find someone who I really do care for and such, it does not matter if they are a guy or gal. The way I see it you get more of a choice then just the one side, sorta like liking pepsi and coke, either way you win.
 

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I have to say I have yet to find a guys guy sexually attractive. I have to admit however, those jrpg's...coulda fooled me that they were supposed to be guys (star ocean international, I'm looking at you). Give 'em a female voice and its the same same.
 

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jamesworkshop said:
Rasputin1 said:
Right, let's ignore my opinion on the matter 'cause clearly it's not being taken well.

What does everyone else think about it?



Well they can certainly be snappy dressers.
Oh yeah! people who are bi always the nicest clothes!


but to be serious, I would not consider it being greedy.
so they visit the boys camps and enjoy action on the home turf.
I see no problem with that.
 

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Most people are at least a little bi. People who are 100% straight/gay are very, very rare.
Hmm, I don't want to completely disagree with you without knowing your explanation first. I can't say that I have ever felt even remotely attracted to another male. But are you trying to say that somewhere, deep in the psyche of everyone, there is a homosexual tendency or desire? And it is only revealed at very certain times? Could you possibly explain what these times are? Perhaps interests, like my penchant for fancy clothes or something?

(This is on the example of a "straight" person, by the way. For homosexuals, the tendencies are obviously more open and common.)
 

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I am 100% straight. I am not sexually attracted towards males in any way.

That being said, I know when a male is attractive. You'd have to be a poor observer or an idiot not to recognize the difference between an unattractive and attractive man. Most of us men know what an attractive man looks like because we either are one ourselves or aspire to be one.
 

Sightless Wisdom

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Sexuality... it still doesn't matter... nor has it ever. Bi-sexuality might actually make more sense in terms of relationship practicality. If you want to be in a relationship with someone and you only like the opposite sex then you're limiting yourself to a much smaller number than the total of both sexes. Of course it's not really something you consciously choose so practicality doesn't really apply, but I'm only talking about it because sexuality really doesn't matter... at all.
 

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Scarecrow 8 said:
treeboy027 said:
'sigh'...people used to beat me up for being bi, and I would ask them why and they would say exactly what you just said...almost word for word.
Well that sucks. Really, I think it's stupid when people get beat up over crap like this. It may not sound like much coming from someone with obviously different views, but I do believe that everyone has the right to their own choices and opinions, and even if I don't agree with them, you have the right to make them without being deprived of simple human courtesies. So you have my condolences, friend.
kevo.mf.last said:
what about the sex? homosexual sex happens all the time in nature.
If your going to say that you think sex should only be for procreation well then your going to live a very miserable life.
I don't believe that sex is merely for procreation, I just believe that it should be between a man and woman. There isn't a real reason for this one besides "the Bible says" but with research, I could probably find a few. Sometimes, though, faith just has to be enough, and I apologize for not coming up with a better answer.
Dexiro said:
I'd argue that there are 3 types of love; sexual, friendship and unconditional.

People of all sexual orientations can experience these 3 kinds of love, the only element that changes is who they feel sexual attraction towards.

Bisexual people can feel strong sexual, friendship or unconditional love towards either sex.
That's a great point. Thanks for bringing that up. I guess it just comes down to belief sometimes.
CoverYourHead said:
In my experience, both personally and from other bisexuals, the sex thing isn't as you describe it. Rather, bisexuals feel the ability to connect on the kind of personal, intimate level that heterosexuals and homosexuals find with their partners, just with both sexes. Really, it isn't just "Man, I'm so horny... I'd sleep with a guy OR a girl right now." It's just the ability to be emotionally and physically attracted to people of both genders.

That's my two cents anyway.
I see what you're saying. I didn't mean to come across like saying it's just about sex, because I know that it's not. I meant that the sex is what puts me off the most. Most of the other reasons, I'm actually okay with. I just don't approve of the overall practice.
/responses
Well thanks for the responses, Escapists. They were pretty enlightening, and I'm glad you shared your opinions with me. And here's my analogy, if anyone cares:
I treat homosexuality like I do suicide. (Not to compare the two, it's just an analogy.) I don't really approve of it and would never do it myself, but I understand why people do it. Sorry if that offends you, my analogies are usually pretty shallow. Hey, thanks for listening to my opinion, anyways. So until next time, Peace Out!
 

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treeboy027 said:
kevo.mf.last said:
what about the sex? homosexual sex happens all the time in nature.
If your going to say that you think sex should only be for procreation well then your going to live a very miserable life.
I don't believe that sex is merely for procreation, I just believe that it should be between a man and woman. There isn't a real reason for this one besides "the Bible says" but with research, I could probably find a few. Sometimes, though, faith just has to be enough, and I apologize for not coming up with a better answer.
There really isn't any reasons against homosexual sex other than "the Bible says".

Really most other reasons seem to boil down to that person thinking gay sex is gross, and they're just not accustomed to the idea like some people are. Evidently some people think it's equivalent to something like bestiality, when really it isn't.

A message to all Christians, if you're going to use "the Bible says" as a reason against homosexuality then at the very least don't let that affect them. The Bible shouldn't become an excuse to ruin other peoples lives.
 

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Dexiro said:
treeboy027 said:
kevo.mf.last said:
what about the sex? homosexual sex happens all the time in nature.
If your going to say that you think sex should only be for procreation well then your going to live a very miserable life.
I don't believe that sex is merely for procreation, I just believe that it should be between a man and woman. There isn't a real reason for this one besides "the Bible says" but with research, I could probably find a few. Sometimes, though, faith just has to be enough, and I apologize for not coming up with a better answer.
There really isn't any reasons against homosexual sex other than "the Bible says".

Really most other reasons seem to boil down to that person thinking gay sex is gross, and they're just not accustomed to the idea like some people are. Evidently some people think it's equivalent to something like bestiality, when really it isn't.

A message to all Christians, if you're going to use "the Bible says" as a reason against homosexuality then at the very least don't let that affect them. The Bible shouldn't become an excuse to ruin other peoples lives.
If you bothered to read the rest of my post, I think I said something along the lines of:
treeboy027 said:
It may not sound like much coming from someone with obviously different views, but I do believe that everyone has the right to their own choices and opinions, and even if I don't agree with them, you have the right to make them without being deprived of simple human courtesies.
 

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I'm bisexual myself, but I don't think it's as much about the lust part of it. I just know that I can love someone if they're a guy or girl. It's not as much about the sexual part of it (though of course that's there). There's nothing wrong with love, is there? =)
 

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treeboy027 said:
Dexiro said:
treeboy027 said:
kevo.mf.last said:
what about the sex? homosexual sex happens all the time in nature.
If your going to say that you think sex should only be for procreation well then your going to live a very miserable life.
I don't believe that sex is merely for procreation, I just believe that it should be between a man and woman. There isn't a real reason for this one besides "the Bible says" but with research, I could probably find a few. Sometimes, though, faith just has to be enough, and I apologize for not coming up with a better answer.
There really isn't any reasons against homosexual sex other than "the Bible says".

Really most other reasons seem to boil down to that person thinking gay sex is gross, and they're just not accustomed to the idea like some people are. Evidently some people think it's equivalent to something like bestiality, when really it isn't.

A message to all Christians, if you're going to use "the Bible says" as a reason against homosexuality then at the very least don't let that affect them. The Bible shouldn't become an excuse to ruin other peoples lives.
If you bothered to read the rest of my post, I think I said something along the lines of:
treeboy027 said:
It may not sound like much coming from someone with obviously different views, but I do believe that everyone has the right to their own choices and opinions, and even if I don't agree with them, you have the right to make them without being deprived of simple human courtesies.
I was mostly directing that post towards Christians in general. Hence "A message to all Christians".
 

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Dexiro said:
treeboy027 said:
Dexiro said:
treeboy027 said:
kevo.mf.last said:
what about the sex? homosexual sex happens all the time in nature.
If your going to say that you think sex should only be for procreation well then your going to live a very miserable life.
I don't believe that sex is merely for procreation, I just believe that it should be between a man and woman. There isn't a real reason for this one besides "the Bible says" but with research, I could probably find a few. Sometimes, though, faith just has to be enough, and I apologize for not coming up with a better answer.
There really isn't any reasons against homosexual sex other than "the Bible says".

Really most other reasons seem to boil down to that person thinking gay sex is gross, and they're just not accustomed to the idea like some people are. Evidently some people think it's equivalent to something like bestiality, when really it isn't.

A message to all Christians, if you're going to use "the Bible says" as a reason against homosexuality then at the very least don't let that affect them. The Bible shouldn't become an excuse to ruin other peoples lives.
If you bothered to read the rest of my post, I think I said something along the lines of:
treeboy027 said:
It may not sound like much coming from someone with obviously different views, but I do believe that everyone has the right to their own choices and opinions, and even if I don't agree with them, you have the right to make them without being deprived of simple human courtesies.
I was mostly directing that post towards Christians in general. Hence "A message to all Christians".
Well two can play at this game. As I clearly say I don't do that, and you seem to acknowledge it, then we can fairly assume that "all Christians" doesn't apply. /(really short)rant.
And I apologize for my sardonicism. (to mods as well.)
 

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CatComixzStudios said:
I'm bisexual myself, but I don't think it's as much about the lust part of it. I just know that I can love someone if they're a guy or girl. It's not as much about the sexual part of it (though of course that's there). There's nothing wrong with love, is there? =)
Another extension of homosexuality myths. Gays can't keep it in their pants. Bisexuals, since they like two sexes, can only be twice as bad, MIRITE?

Seriously, I'm bisexual (technically pansexual, really, but for the sake of this argument) and most people don't notice. Not because I'm "in the closet" or anything, but because I've never tried to nail everything that moves.
 
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It seems this thread is lousy with misconceptions. Maybe I can clear some of them up.

Firstly, bisexuality is only the ability to interface with both men and women on a romantic or sexual level.

Attached to bisexuality are no other characteristics, such as high libido, or the inability to sustain a monogamous relationship. Similarly, gay men are not all rapists, nor all child molesters, nor all promiscuous (as is still assumed by much of the the US, and even more of the world).

Bis are among the most discriminated against, of all the sexual subsects. Not only do phobic hets regard them as gay-by-default, but unthinking (or at least ignorant) gays regard them as traitors-to-the-cause, ergo, few bis will reveal themselves to questionable company. In parts of the San Francisco lesbian community, Bi is regarded as a perjorative epithet, hence many lesbians play with boys sometimes, but are never bi.

Similarly, though, het males in US culture (let alone anywhere else in the world) are often so afraid of being even slightly gay that many are in complete denial of their own homoerotic interests (something akin to the gay panic [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-drop_rule] (The propositioning gay is outing the straight to himself). The stigma of homosexuality is severe enough that it could easily account for many (if not all) of the proclamations on this thread of pure, absolute hetero-normativity, argued ad baculum.

(Considering the modal [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mode_(statistics)] demographic of The Escapist, I would expect a large portion of us to be precoital and most of those that remain, new enough to sex and attraction to not be fully familiar with their full gamut of paraphilias. Juxtapose to what actually appears in the thread.)

Bis do not easily fit into a single category. Some bis have only dated women, some only men, some have had plenty of lovers of one sex, only one (or a couple) of the other. Some have had an even mix of partners. Some go through boy phases and girl phases. Some are attracted to both all the time. Some are intrinsically monogamous (or at least serial monogamists, breaking each relationship before considering the next). Some are casual sex [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyamory] (or casual sex with one, yet committed sex with the other). Some are not sexually active at all.

(As a side note, while dispelling myths, monogamy is considered normal in the 20th century and the contemporary era. But it is atypical of humankind at large. While premarital or extramarital affairs have been considered abbherent throughout Europe during the middle ages--thank the Church for that one--this hardly stopped everyone from bedding their neighbors, and their neighbors' wives, and their neighbors' daughters, and their neighbor's lifestock.? And in plenty of classical eras, including the old-testament biblical times, men were allowed to have and share concubines, as well as their wives--that's plural, as in polygyny--although women were expected to be chaste to a single man, yet often were not, opportunities willing. And many classical European cultures seasoned their year with holidays in which sexual restrictions were lifted, and anyone could boff anyone they wanted. Consent was frequently optional, at that.)

? It's my understanding, incidentally, that bovine calves give pretty excellent blowjobs, to the delight of many an experimentally-inclined pubescent farmhand. But you didn't hear / read it from me. Interestingly, most men are quicker to score themselves a wide-screen telly sooner than a calf. Maybe it's because the upkeep is cheaper.
 

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Pointer said:
Bara_no_Hime said:
Pointer said:
People that are bisexual are greedy. They want a hot dog and a taco and they want it now.

If you are bi this is not meant as an insult, imma just let you know that the above is true. For example one girl I know dates men for sex and women for cuddling. She gets the best of both worlds without the annoyances of the others. Think about your relationships and you will find the pattern to be true.
Um... no, I won't. Because I'm a bisexual, and I love sex with women. I also love sex with men. I don't get up after getting laid and run off to someone else - not only is that silly, it's impolite.

I also have been with the same partner (not telling you which gender) for the past 8 years. Sometime we arrange for a "guest" in the bedroom (my partner is also bi) to mix things up, but 90% of the time I am with my partner and I get everything I want or need.
See this is where I have to stop you and say that you are in a situation that would not happen for the overwhelming majority of the populace. Even being able to set up a threesome is probably beyond the average man or woman, regardless of their tastes. And the fact that you call that "spice" in your sex life really just undermines the whole "I'm not greedy" thing. I'm not saying you are a bad person or anything, I'm just saying you want and regularly get the best of both worlds. You even visit a third world and get things that few ever do.
First off, read your original post. I was stating that I didn't find sex with men superior or only turn to women for "cuddling" - which your post implied. I also dislike the deeper premis that I can't get everything I want out of a single partner. For the last 8 years, I have. Does that include a fairly interesting sex life? Yes. But I'm still getting that from a single romantic partner who enjoys and participates in the same. Thus, if I look "at my relationship pattern" I do not find your statment true.

Secondly, as mentioned in another post of mine above, being a slut has nothing to do with being bisexual. I was bisexual long before I was sexually active.

In the first kiss thread, I mentioned that I didn't have my first kiss until I was 17. This is because I used to be a shy, nerdy, A grade getting, socially inept wall-flower. I was still bisexual then (although I didn't know the term existed). I just couldn't get a date to save my life.

So how could I have been greedy? I spent years with nothing to "eat" at all. When I finally started "eating" (in college) I tried both "hot dogs" and "tacos" and both were good. I only ever had one at a time, though, often with long gaps between samplings.

After college, I met someone who had similar inclinations. Have I had an awesome sex life since then? Yes. But that is more because my partner and I have amazing sexual chemestry, and like lots of the same stuff.

So stop calling me (or other bisexuals) greedy. Most straight people I know have had MORE sexual partners than I have. Just because I pick from both genders doesn't mean I pick more people.