The younger and immature me got real turned on by this. The older and more experienced me knows the other woman is actually a bigger threat then other men.
The other woman knows how to manipulate and poison my wife/girlfriend against me in a way men can’t pull off. The only way I would accept it is if I already knew the other women really well and we had an established respect/friendship.
But given I lean conservative (I don’t mind gay people) I could see her trying to sabotage what I have. It’s dangerous.
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You gotta trust your partner...
Anonymous
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I'm asexual but I believe a Bisexual man wouldn't be good to be in a relationship with.
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Why would anyone want a partner who can’t be trusted with the same gender as well as the opposite gender?
At least with straight partners you can feel comfortable when they hang out with another female.
Imagine your male partner being bisexual. He spends a lot of time with his buddies. Knowing he loves cock as much as pussy, you would be as worried about him being alone with them as you would him being alone with a female.
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I think there’s a perception among some men that a bisexual woman won’t be happy in a committed relationship if she cannot explore the other side of her sexuality and is likely to cheat. That’s obviously an unfair observation because it assumes that monogamy and commitment is difficult just because you’re attracted to both sexes. It isn’t any more difficult than it is for a heterosexual person.
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A guy would not be able to satisfy everything she wants. Would a girl want a bisexual guy?
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So it's insecurity.
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I meant, if she wants some pussy a guy can't give her that. If a girl loved me and was faithful to me, it wouldn't bother me if she's bisexual.
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7 41Acting upon your bisexual desires is a sin.
The younger and immature me got real turned on by this. The older and more experienced me knows the other woman is actually a bigger threat then other men.
The other woman knows how to manipulate and poison my wife/girlfriend against me in a way men can’t pull off. The only way I would accept it is if I already knew the other women really well and we had an established respect/friendship.
But given I lean conservative (I don’t mind gay people) I could see her trying to sabotage what I have. It’s dangerous.
You gotta trust your partner...
I'm asexual but I believe a Bisexual man wouldn't be good to be in a relationship with.
Why would anyone want a partner who can’t be trusted with the same gender as well as the opposite gender?
At least with straight partners you can feel comfortable when they hang out with another female.
Imagine your male partner being bisexual.
He spends a lot of time with his buddies.
Knowing he loves cock as much as pussy, you would be as worried about him being alone with them as you would him being alone with a female.
I think there’s a perception among some men that a bisexual woman won’t be happy in a committed relationship if she cannot explore the other side of her sexuality and is likely to cheat. That’s obviously an unfair observation because it assumes that monogamy and commitment is difficult just because you’re attracted to both sexes. It isn’t any more difficult than it is for a heterosexual person.
A guy would not be able to satisfy everything she wants. Would a girl want a bisexual guy?
So it's insecurity.
I meant, if she wants some pussy a guy can't give her that. If a girl loved me and was faithful to me, it wouldn't bother me if she's bisexual.
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