[Tainted Blood]

Originally posted by warrenc

Can't tell by the censoring but Kinsey 5 means completely homosexual. So I don't know why you would date a guy and leave him for a girl if youre gay. (which is what a Kinsey 5 means).

No, completely homosexual is Kinsey 6.

[Dancehall]

Yeah..

[Shapes]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Kinsey 1-5 indicates bisexuality

Originally posted by madonnas

5 on the kinsey scale means about 80% homosexual, meaning you're mostly into men but are not limited to men. Basically bisexual, but with a strong leaning towards men.

Thanks guys.

As Beyonce says in "See Me Now"

my n****** is home, I guess I got everythiiiing

[AndresVanDeKamp]

Originally posted by Kavish

Already done that.

Will never ever ever do it again.

same

[Miichael]

Already have, and yes I would again.

[BKzREVENGE]

Going thru it now ...

[Sláy]

Originally posted by Haus

Preach it bew I hate hearing **** about "dating a bisexual means twice the chance of them cheating on you"

This!!!! It makes me feel awful!

[Ramcoro]

As long as he isn't like 1% gay and 99% straight

Yea, I would. I used to not want to, but I don't give any ****s now.

[Phunk]

Originally posted by Dip Low

It won't save you from other, tinier devils though

No need to discuss your inches.

[funnellegs]

I have dated a bisexual guy, he cheated on me - with a girl.

That's not to say I wouldn't date a bisexual guy again, I would. It's the same as dating a guy but even more competition which means I have to work harder to look amazing all the time.

[Maven]

No.

[Igrt]

Why do bisexuals have to have that stigma????

[Drais.]

Originally posted by Dip Low

Are you mentally ****ing challenged?

The probability of a bisexual man cheating on you with a girl is THE SAME PROBABILITY OF HIM CHEATING ON YOU WITH A GUY.

Now if you're that insecure about yourself that you're disgusted by a woman being seen as above you in someone's eyes (misogyny I might add), then there's no ****ing hope for you, I'm sorry.

I'm very Kinsey 5 (basically I have no problem nutting up in a *****, but that's not what I'm actively seeking out), but that doesn't mean that if I'm gonna date a guy that I'm going to go with a girl for "a normal life"

**** this thread.

!!!

IDK why people ask these questions.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by funnellegs

I have dated a bisexual guy, he cheated on me - with a girl.

That's not to say I wouldn't date a bisexual guy again, I would. It's the same as dating a guy but even more competition which means I have to work harder to look amazing all the time.

Flawed logic. If you're in a relationship then there shouldn't be competition to begin with

[P!nk]

Yeah, I think it'd be hot. The straighter the better.

[Shapes]

Originally posted by MrMinum

No need to discuss your inches.

nnnlkl;;;;

i missed this

[Guernica]

I don't understand why people get insecure about bisexuals cheating. Bisexual doesn't mean promiscuous or a sex addict. The only reason they'd cheat on you is the same reason any other person of another sexuality would cheat on you- because the relationship obviously isn't right. Stop with the stereotypes. Do you really think a completely gay male would never cheat?

[cloudinthesky]

Originally posted by Dip Low

Are you mentally ****ing challenged?

The probability of a bisexual man cheating on you with a girl is THE SAME PROBABILITY OF HIM CHEATING ON YOU WITH A GUY.

Now if you're that insecure about yourself that you're disgusted by a woman being seen as above you in someone's eyes (misogyny I might add), then there's no ****ing hope for you, I'm sorry.

I'm very Kinsey 5 (basically I have no problem nutting up in a *****, but that's not what I'm actively seeking out), but that doesn't mean that if I'm gonna date a guy that I'm going to go with a girl for "a normal life"

**** this thread.

This is a little heavy handed, but I have to agree. As a bi guy, it really does kind of hurt when I see these kinds of threads and people who agree that they would never date someone bi because "all bi men are denying their sexuality and will cheat on you with [insert gender here].

Look, the fact of the matter is, if someone is going to cheat on you, they will cheat on you regardless of what gender or sexual orientation they are. Bisexual men/women aren't any more likely to cheat than a straight or gay person is. Just because we can find something to be attracted to in both genders doesn't mean we'll ****ing sleep with anybody. I'm so sick of this stigma. I can understand this kind of **** coming from the straight community, but the gay community likes to bitch and moan about how they're treated unfairly and looked down upon all the time, and yet they turn around and do it right back.

[cloudinthesky]

Also, I'd like to add:

If you say you wouldn't date a bi guy, it's because you're insecure.

If someone CHOSE YOU to be in a relationship with in the first place then what the hell are you so worried about? If anything, you should feel more secure knowing that out of all the men and women they could have pursued, they chose to pursue YOU. Why does that never count for anything?

[Ties]

Perceived notions come from a lack of general understanding.

Civil strife, negative assumptions, and stereotypes can all be avoided if someone can mentally project themselves onto that person and look onwards from their perception. Not dating a bisexual guy because of a false belief indeed panders to an individual's lack of self security, and is usually a sign of a deteriorating self image. The idea that bisexuals are all innate sex addicts is nonsensical because this is merely an idea to use as a scapegoat to elevate oneself as an immaculate, infallible entity. So yes, I agree with cloudinthesky's point where the gay community itself likes to cry wolf when people make assumptions about them as a collective whole, yet they perpetuate perceived notions by turning around and making negative commentary to another minority group. A damn mess.