Before we joined this site, i never really thought about women in a sexual way. Now i seem to wonder about the "bi lifestyle" all the time. If you are bi, have you always known that you are, or did it seem to creep up on you when you were least expecting it? I think its a very sexy lifestyle but dont know if i could myself as i wouldnt know where to start. Apart from the obvious different physical aspects of being with a woman rather than a man, does it differ emotionally too?
Louise xx
Well I will give this some thought before I rush in with a reply.
But!!!!!
I always thought I was 100% gay until I met my exboyfriend when I was 19! :shock:
So I can imagine what it's like to think you are one 'thing' and then realise you may be another.
Hi
I describe myself as bi, I havent always known I was bi - sexual. As I said in a previous post, my ex boyfriend 'persuaded' me to take part in a 3some with another woman. I was extremely unsure and positive I wouldn't enjoy it. However, I did, a lot more then I ever expected to.
I don't know about the emotional aspect of being bi, as I havent actually had a relationship with a female. I have a 'special' friend who I see on a regular basis, and we also see each other non sexually. She is the first proper female friend I've had. So in that respect we are very emotionally attatched. But she also has a husband, who appreciates that I can give her something he can't, so he doesn't interfere.
Don't know if I've helped or not. But in my experience I suggest you try it, if thats what your thinking about, if you don't like it, you don't have to do it again. But be upfront with the person you chose to try it with. Theres nothing worse then finding out you were just an experiment!!!!
Best of luck
Im sorry, my heads full of questions today. To the guys, would you be "bi" for your girlfriend if she wanted you to. Some men do like to see their girlfriends with another woman i just wonder would the favour be returned if the shoe was on the other foot.
Louise xx
Ps. Im not saying you should because i know for sure that joe wouldnt. Just being nosy again.
When I was younger I always felt there was a part of me missing, but I didn't know what that part was. As i got older I found I liked looking at other women and found them sexually attractive, although I wouldn't admit to it.
Then I had my first girl-girl experience & it felt so natural. With regards to knowing what to do I found that it was easier with another girl because (please excuse the term) the equipment was the same as mine. I just did what I know I like & it turned out I made her climax through touching for the first time ever.
I think some people do change between straight and bi because thats how I feel I am. I can really feel like I want to be with a woman sometimes, then other times I'm completely not interested in that side of things.
Sometimes you don't know for sure until you try.
Good luck
Sarah xx
I've felt bi-curious for a number of years but only admitted it to my ex hubby a couple of years ago when we were talking about fantasies. We never did get around to acting on any of them so when I became single again, I thought it was about time I found out for myself.
I joined SH and after a while met up with someone and had a very enjoyable time indeed, so much so that I've now accepted I'm bisexual and not just curious.
I still like men, still have sex with men but women turn me on too. I'm not sure about the emotional side of things with women as I can't see myself having a full time relationship with a woman. I prefer that to be with a man but the occasional female encounter is very enjoyable :twisted:
Im Bi and it did just kind of creep up on me one day. I love putting on a show with a guy while a lady is present.
the old saying "dont knock it till you tried it" is appropriate.
I've always felt more androgynous than bi. That makes it sound very a-sexual, which it's not. It takes a cirtain type of guy to make me feel femanine and I'm attracted more to women as a whole than just their physicallity. Unfortunatley it's not the easiest thing to discuss with your vanilla friends so it's only really since I've been on the site that I've sat and thought it through. I don't like terms and pidgeon holes. Which is why I don't like the label 'bi'. I find I'm attracted to a person not their gender.
H.x