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Last night, however, satisfy one part of them, even if it’s a major part. The part that desires men can be fulfilled 10,000 percent but the part that desires women when I heard it again, I realized it was common enough to simply can’t be touched upon. Some men feel threatened that they be a problem. aren’t enough for their bi partners, no matter how many times they I’m talking to two of my friends, a man and a woman. The man are reassured that it’s just not the same. asks the woman (in a non-creepy, purely curious way) if she is bi. Sometimes, men like to suggest that to be fair they should be able Her response? “No, I used to be.” We both look at her suspiciously, to sleep with other women too because they can’t help it if they’re imagining some horrific tale of love lost or the one bi-girl who was not attracted to other men, and that would be the only way to be 100 so abusive it turned her off for all time. I think we would have even percent fair across the board. The problem with this is that you’re given her credit for saying she went through an experimental phase bringing it to the table that your partner isn’t satisfying you in the and decided it wasn’t for her. But when we pressed her for an answer ways she is capable of—otherwise she’d be enough. she said, “Well, I have a boyfriend and I don’t sleep with women, so Another argument, which is the most valid one I’ve heard yet, is I’m not bi.” that the capacity for emotional attachment is still there, whether it’s Something about this answer just doesn’t sit well with me. There with a man or a woman. Of course, many women feel that while they are a couple of problems with this statement. First of all, if this can connect with a woman sexually and even emotionally, they see couple breaks up and themselves spending she resumes sleeping their life with a man. with women, she “I could never live will be bi again, and with a woman nor it just doesn’t seem marry a woman nor like something you even fall in love with can bounce back and a woman.” forth on. You either If this is the case, find women attractive then it may be that or you don’t. the woman is only Granted, there are looking for physical exceptions to every interaction from rule. I go through other women and the occasional (very maybe a threesome rare) times where if would be the best I have enough bad way to go. Then experiences with both people could women I vow to stop benefit from the dating them. It’s just physical, without like when a woman feeling threatened. gets her heart broken The woman would by a man and swears get her “girl fix” and she’s going to become the man could be a lesbian or even when a woman confident that things are fair. gets her heart broken too many Let’s see what happens if we times in general and takes a vow turn the tables. Women like to of celibacy. It doesn’t mean she has say “It’s just not the same” and become sexless or frigid. may truly believe that, but what if So to say that you are not bi the situations were reversed? If you were in a because you aren’t currently sleeping with a monogamous relationship with your boyfriend woman is to say you are not a sexual being if you aren’t sleeping with or husband, and he was bi, would you be comfortable with him dating anyone of either gender. While those who haven’t gotten any in a or fucking men? Would you say you should have the same right? If long time may feel that way, it doesn’t mean your desire for people is he were truly bi, would you not be afraid of his capacity to fall in instantly extinguished. love with a man? Selfishness is not living your life as you want; it’s This leads to further questions, and this is where things get a little expecting others to live their lives as you want. In other words ladies, touchy. If you are a bisexual woman, and I’m not talking about getting you can’t have your cake and eat it too. drunk at parties and making out with your friends but bona fide People go around and around on this subject. I doubt there is one down-the-middle (or close to it) attracted to both men and women, is final answer that will work for everyone.
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