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gingermango said:Yes, there sure is. We've seen it tried (and tried it ourselves) in a couple different ways. The first is to just be straight-forward: join a swinger site and list both partners as bi- or bi-curious (if you have only very limited experience and just want to try it again). That ensures that the responses you get will be very clear up front what you like and don't like. The problem is that there is just as much homophobia and fear among swingers as there is in the general population. So if (like many bi-guys) you still really, really love straight sex and love playing with sexy women too, that kind of approach seriously limits your potential pool of playmates. The other approach we've seen is just to list the male partner as straight, write your profile so that it shows that you are very open-minded and unconventional and once you get to know a couple and maybe play with them a time or two, you can decide if there is enough SSA to make an overture. You just discreetly see if they're interested in expanding the play possibilities, perhaps by oblique discussions of kinky fantasy or something along those lines. If they don't seem to "get it", fine. They're not offended and you haven't disturbed what can still be a very sexy, very fun straight play experience. That approach has worked a time or two for us and is generally the one we take.
These days, the other half and I are sort of exploring our options. I’ve met some women who wanted to get with me. I’ve only been with one, Samantha, a young black woman from the Boston area. My boyfriend Aaron has been exploring his bisexuality through some discrete encounters in some all-male parties in town. I’ve toyed with the idea of both of us exploring our full sexualities with other people and each other but he doesn’t seem to want me around when he’s getting down with the boys. He has also shown interest in other women, particularly a Latin bombshell named Juanita who works at his campus library. He abstains from women, as part of our deal.