Tweeks............I was simply commenting on the people we have met in the swinging scene, with my percentages.
I cannot possibly say what the figures are or could be in the vanilla world.
We have met I would say around 15 couples and a few single guys. All the guys in the couples except one were ok with some guy play.
In the single guy catagory there were a couple that did not mention that in general chatting, the rest were ok with it.
When I have asked why people just do not put it on their profile, it would be almost admitting to oneself that they were actually bi, and for some that is an admission they do not want to have.
There have been many threads on here over they years discussing this very issue, and I have said then and I will say now.....IF you are ok with sucking a cock or having your cock sucked by another guy, then you are bi.
Being bi does not mean you will take it or give it up a guys arse, because the bi thing is a lot more than just that.
Its not really practicable to consider bi as a main feature of a typical swinging profile. To be a practising bi would involve a group of at least 2 males and 2 females in any combination at any time, meeting enough to say that its truly the mainstay of your sex life.
so a typical hetero couple will be dabbling on occasion, but is it enough to say 'yeah i'm bi'
i have played with guys in a couple but its never been enough in my life to say i'm a practising bi.
What saddens me with this thread is that anyone, male or female, feels they have to deny or hide the fact they are bi or bi-curious. Im not saying Brucie is or isnt, or that anyone in this thread is having a go at Bruicie or any other bi-male but I feel that it is sad that anyone does feel they cannot be 'straight' and say they are bi (sorry, excuse the pun).
Kent, I cant comment on your percentages, but I do agree that there are a lot more bi members of the site than the status on profiles, seems to suggest. We have met a lot of people who state they are 100% straight, but after getting to know them, it soom becomes clear that they are (as you describe) willing to dabble. Nothing what so ever wrong with it, but as I said, I feel it is sad that they do not feel they can be honest about it in the first place.
We seem to live in a society that although is relatively open to the differences in people, but, in a lot of ways, is not a very forgiving one :sad:
Brucie, not a thing, but that does not stop me getting hit on by males.
Forget it and take the compliment.
Travis
it would probably be better to avoid joining in such types of thread in the future.