Britva415
"Alabaster," my ass
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Uh huh, not really what the question was about, butOf course I love women they are absolutely gorgeous and beautiful.
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Uh huh, not really what the question was about, butOf course I love women they are absolutely gorgeous and beautiful.
Years ago after I got divorced, I was hanging out with a long time friend who I knew was gay. We had fooled around once when he found out that I was getting divorced.Someone commented in a completely unrelated thread in a completely unrelated forum:
Sure, I've seen this. But it made me think of some of the reactions that I (bi guy) have seen which weren't excessively weird but were still surprising.
After I dropped out of college and "went back" as an unenrolled person just to hang out with friends and party, I was fuckbuddies with a bi girl. After I spent the night with her in her dorm single, and her dorm friends met me the next day, she introduced me as gay to everyone. I was like "teehee, sure" and went along with it. After a few weeks of regular overnight visits, I realized she had a boyfriend in the dorm and was covering up for me. Teehee!
Another girl was like, "Is my pussy good enough for you?" I was like, "hell yeah, of course." I hadn't even brought up anal sex at all and she thought it was inevitable that I would. Keep in mind this was >40 years ago, before every straight porn went anal before the end.
One time I was at a bar and three girls I knew from around, came to hang out and drink with me. One of them liked me but her girls told her, sotto-voce, "Good luck with that, he sucks dick." I think they figured they wouldn't offend me because I was "out" and it wasn't any secret, but I'm not sure if they thought I was gay or were told I was bi and didn't quite get it. Anyway, I whispered in the one girl's ear, "I'll eat you out and fuck you, too." She ignored her friends after that and we went home together that night.
I love bi girls and through no particular effort on my own part, a majority of the women I dated or had sex with before my wife turned out to be bi. I guess I have a "type" and my bi-dar works unconsciously?
I was in a LTR with a gay man. For several years, he was a huge pain in the ass about constantly being insecure and fearful that I would cheat on him and/or leave him for a woman. I never did* but had at least 6 different opportunities - with very forward women who all knew I was in a gay relationship.
And a bi woman in a lesbian relationship made me her fuckbuddy. These two had an agreement that, if someone wanted cock, then outside sex with a gay man would be OK. I never knew whether her partner was aware I was bi and not gay, or that we were even doing it at all.
I don't know, just seems like I've seen a lot of horny eyes for the queer guy.
How about all you-all?
* Not until the very end, anyway, when things were already very clearly falling apart. It wasn't over a woman at all, there were other reasons, and I didn't leave him, he was the one who left rather than lift a finger to work things out, but I did cheat with a woman before it officially ended, and she and I wound up together afterwards.
Interesting. Mine isn't interested in me having sex with anyone else.I know my wife found me more interesting once I came out to her and started having gay sex. My openess led to her to be more open about her sexual needs. I did my best to meet those needs. The upshot was cunnilingus to orgasm became our most common form of sex. Her orgasms became more common and more intense. I found out that masturbating to orgasm after making her cum was more satisfying to me than cumming in her vagina without her cumming.
I would not date a close-minded woman.That sounds pretty hot. I wish mine was at a open-minded.
Ex-wife was close to that open mindedness. She wanted to see me play with another married bi guy so badly. She set up several scenarios for achieving just that.
I think we all have all experienced the young insecurities thing. Some of us have even sort of grown out of it!When I was younger, no. I was way too insecure. But now that I'm older and have a better understanding of the real adult world, I'd be open to having a relationship (casual or long term) with a bi man.
Somethings just come with experience, but yes, I agree that things are getting much better in regard to sex positivity.I think we all have all experienced the young insecurities thing. Some of us have even sort of grown out of it!
I can't help but think this newest generation is lucky in that regard. It's a lot less frowned upon to experiment sexually, than when some of us were young adults.
Somethings just come with experience, but yes, I agree that things are getting much better in regard to sex positivity.
I think we all have all experienced the young insecurities thing. Some of us have even sort of grown out of it!
I can't help but think this newest generation is lucky in that regard. It's a lot less frowned upon to experiment sexually, than when some of us were young adults.
That's super interesting. I never had a girlfriend who was insecure about me liking another gender, but I had a boyfriend who was insecure about it and it was a real pain. He was pretty immature and it was his first gay relationship, but he constantly whined about fearing I'd leave him for a woman or cheat on him with a woman.When I was younger, no. I was way too insecure. But now that I'm older and have a better understanding of the real adult world, I'd be open to having a relationship (casual or long term) with a bi man.
What have you experienced?There seem to be very few women who like bi guys
I wasn't bi at first. I would reveal later when I became bi that perhaps I enjoyed cocks as well, and I seem to have been rejected more than accepted by women for it.What have you experienced?
For me, I always disclosed real early and I never once got rejected because I'm bi. Quite a few of them turned out to be bi, themselves, not that I knew that before getting together.