sensualmagirl
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Joined: 7/4/2006 From: Boston, MA Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: defiantbadgirl The point is, when most people see the word straight, they think a person has only been involved with those of the opposite sex. If someone didn't know that "straight" male subs are sexual with men, they may not think to specifically ask. Some women don't like the idea of being with a man who has engaged in sexual acts with other men. What happens if she finds this out 2 years into the relationship and is totally grossed out by it? Well, I read this and felt a little put-off by the statement... I'm a bit more open minded I guess... but, if said woman finds out and is "grossed out" by it, then, she should leave him... not judge him or others because of her problems with bisexuality. By the way, I don't agree, people can explore their curiosities (I find it perfectly natural), and not be bi-sexual. Bisexual, to me, means a constant flux of wanting to be with both men and women, not a one time thing... especially if it was in their past. It makes life really difficult judging others by their past sexual experiences. But, if it disgusts you, that's where communication becomes very important. Just my 2 cents.
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