How did Daz "know" ??
Or was it a wishful guess ?? :-)
Labels or not, we are what we are. Pepole will always try and label us for lots of different reasons. Nowt we can do about it really.
I believe i fall into the "bi" category for my sexuality.
It is something I have always known.
From very early years and first sexual experiences, I have been bi.
I am sexually attracted to both men and women. Always have been and always will be. They both fulfill different sexual desires.
I have gone for a while without having a sexual relationship with a woman but have always craved it. I assume i would do the same if i went without sex with a man, luckily enough, i haven't had to.
Gill x
Del hasn't always been bi, it is something that crept up on him over the years and only had his first bi experience a few years ago.
Is he really bi??? He has no desire to kiss or cuddle guys. He doesn't find guys attractive sexually. He just wants them purely for sex.
hi there,
i see what you mean, now i think i am bi but i have never been with a women before but would love to, i have alway been attracted to men and women, i have tried to ingore the facted i could be Bi, as time went on i felt i had to do some thing about it and told my hubby, he was great about it and agreed its some i had to do, and ever since i have started to open up about my self a weight has been lifted off, its taken me a while to get this far, i will not no for sure how i feel untill i have my first date which will be some time after xmas. and can some one tell what MUNCHES is? is it the same as swingers?
newbe
kath xx
What an interesting thread!
Just as I always thought cunnilingus was an Irish airline until I discovered dogging, so I always thought I was gay until I discovered dogging.
Sex with girlfriends never felt satisfying or right when I was in my twenties. When I met the man I love I knew I was definitley gay. But more recently, getting on a bit, and having discovered dogging, I realise there is a heterosexual side to me which is unsatisfied.
In terms of an emotional relationship and stability, I don't think you can have it both ways even if you see your sexuality as bi. Someone has to be number one in your life and in my case that is another man. I have had a fling with a transvestite and another fling with a female to male transexual. The first made me realise that women's underwear was sexy, even when worn by a man. The second made me realise how sexy female genitalia are, even when on a hairy bearded, tattooed skinhead.
Now I would describe myself as a pussy-starved bi male, who is always on the look out for women who will let me explore their manifold fanny-folds. Some of the sexiest times I have recently had have been in dark car parks on my knees with my head buried in the wonders of a cunt, tongue flicking around clit!
Some people say that makes me a pervert - I don't care. I know what I like and I know I love my man.
One irritation though: I wish straight doggers wouldn't be so defensive about being straight. There is no need to get nasty towards those you think might be gay or bi. A simple "NO" is all that is required if you think someone you don't fancy might be interested in you. No need for the threats. We're all different and need to respect that.
Thanks to all the contributers who have made this such an interesting thread.
I try not to think of sexuality as a line because it puts bisexuality as a half way house, a bridge or a thoroughfare between the two 'legitimate' categories, when i feel it is a different thing. Whilst straight and gay are maybe gendered, bi is not? Not sure...Reading too much sociology...
I've known I was into boys from the day I became 'consciously aware'. My first experience of lust was Kevin Thorne at age 4 1/2. At 13, I got awfully mixed up because whenever I looked at this girl in my class I'd go all lusty, which usually only happened with boys. By 14, I was having very explicit fantasies about a different girl who dominated my every thought (and she never knew...).
By 15 I accepted that I was bi but assumed I'd have to keep it a secret for the rest of my life. I don't know why I thought other girls were 'allowed' to be bi and I wasn't. I nearly had my chance with a cute indie-girl friend at 15, but it was too close to home for us both, and she was religious.
When I started having boyfriends at 16 I managed fairly successfully to just forget about it, but I knew the irritation of it being a secret would eat away at me.
Now, I'm 24, and in a truly happy relationship with a man and I came out to him and my friends (and anyone who would listen!) a few months ago. I'm so happy...it's ike a big cloud going away. I don't need to be 'allowed' any more. I say how things will be in my own life.
And now I'm here and we're looking for some unemotional, sexual playtime
:twisted:
I can't wait!!!