bisexual.. or eterosexual???
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DUDE he's married\nIn 1988, Sutherland married actress Camelia Kath (whom he met on the set of The Killing Time) and the couple had a daughter, Sarah Jude that same year. Unfortunately, the marriage ended after two years. "I had an incredible desire at a very young age to want to be older than I was. And one of the ways you can accomplish that is to say, 'I'm married, I have kids, I've arrived' But those aren't the right reasons to do that, as we found out. Our marriage didn't last long, but we have a beautiful daughter Sarah, and I'm very fortunate that Camelia and I have ended up remaining friends."\nAnd here is the other\nIn 1996, Kiefer married fellow Torontian Kelly Winn, a former model.
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well... being bi-sexual I tend to like both sexes, but prefer girls/women over men...  email me directly at:  ibjam2001@yahoo.com  for more info...  ok?
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Not at all. My opinion is that if u r happy to stick with your hubby u have no problem with committment. Don't forget how funny a thing "love" is. It is natural to lust after other people, your resolve is shown by how u act, not what your basic instincts crave! \n\nThere is nothing greedy about being bisexual. WHY CHOOSE? You can have deep and meaningful relationhips with members of either sex, and true love will never come down to which superficial genitals the person has. Good luck hon x
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my dear, don't you worry, i have friends that are guys and yes, they are bisexual.  in truth, i am as well.  i don't believe it is a transition... because yes, i like girls, but i like guys too.  i still say 'hey, he's cute, hey, i should hook up with him'... but i do the same with girls.  so don't you worry, alright?  it will be fine, trust me, you do what you like, and it will all work out!\n\n<3<3<3
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What don't you understand about bisexual. You can be attracted to other people, but what you do with those feelings is up to us.\n\nIf you have a relationship with someone and you are attracted to another, you now need to make some decisions.\n\nThe bottom line: You can't help what you feel, but you do have control on how you act. In the meantime, I suggest you and your friend talk this out, and you and your boyfriend need to know the results.\n\nGood luck with your triangle.
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There's nothing wrong with liking both genders. Recent scientific studies have shown people are born with predispositions towards being straight, bisexual or homosexual. Its important for you to explore these feelings. Dont attempt to hide them inside, or lay lies on top to make it go away. A few years ago there was a study done in England's mental wards and they found a significant portion of patients had had bisexual tendencies that were suppressed. Dont do that to yourself.
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It is probably referring to bisexual. Bi-guy, Bi-girl, Bi-couple.
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hey if thats who you are thats who you are. i say be yourself and don't let people dictate your lifestyle. if your bisexual which it sounds like you are then i say be bisexual, the choice to come out as that or not is totally up to you but always be proud of who you are and if the people around you would kill you for being bisexual then your hanging around the wrong kind of people.
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I have no problem with bisexuality per se. I do have a problem with sharing my man. I don't want to share him with anyone, male or female.
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yes you are an asexual person but not in all meanings of the word, you have sex organs so you are not completely asexual. It's not common at all most people are sexual in some way or form whether it be hetero homo or bi. kind of cool though, you have to be a very confident person not having to worry about how other see you.
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I am a male that has been in a realationship for 6 years with a bi sexual girlfriend. She loves me very much and enjoys me in the bedroom, but, she also from time to time craves to the touch of another female. Yes, I am with her when this happes, hence when it does, I let her enjoy herself as long as she wants as I know I will be tending to later. She does consider herself a bi-sexual. My answer is yes.
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No, but I did know a guy once that after I had sort of fooled around with him (we didn't do very much) that we were talking and in the middle of some conversation he mentioned that he had a girlfriend and that he was bisexual. I think he actually thought that if he came clean and said he was bisexual that somehow that made it okay, but when I asked if his girlfriend knew he said no he didn't know how to tell her. And I remember being a bit sarcastic and saying something like "You just say, hey I love you very much, but I want you to know that I'm bi." I think he just laughed and said it wasn't that easy. I asked him if he loved her, he said yes. Then I asked why he was out having sex with guys then (since earlier he had told me that he had met this guy and they did this or he met this guy and did this, etc). He said because he liked having sex with guys. I remember kinda scorning him a bit about not being faithful to his girlfriend to which he simply replied "But I'm bisexual". I remember saying very clearly "That doesn't mean that this isn't cheating. If she doesn't know and she hasn't said it's okay for you to sleep with guys or even to have a boyfriend and a girlfriend, then as far as I'm concerned this is cheating." Ironically he had the nerve to contact me a few years later to tell me he was going to marry her. I asked him if he was still having sex with guys, etc. He told me he wasn't. Then I talked to one of my gay friends who was talking about a guy that sounded familiar that he had sex with a few nights before. I asked his name and sure enough it was him. I went to his work and confronted him about it and he admitted that he had had sex with my friend and then casually mentioned a few other guys I also know. I told him he better tell his fiance, since he still hadn't, or not marry her if he didn't want to do that and that if he didn't tell her and was still going to marry her that my friends and I were going to tell her. I guess that was enough because he broke off the engagement and eventually a few years later did tell her that he was bisexual. To which she calmly replied "Oh neat!" And from conversations with her about it she said that it wouldn't have bothered her if he had wanted a boyfriend, too, so long as the boyfriend was bisexual and it was okay for her to sleep with that guy, too. (to each their own I guess) The point was that he was scared to tell her and in the end she would've been fine with it. Last I checked, he hasn't even dated or been with a girl in a long time and is actually now in a long term relationship with a guy.\n\nAs for me, I'm in a committed relationship myself. I don't know too many guys that have been with girls and slept with guys. I have met atleast one or two straight guys that occasionally like to get a bj from a guy (I know because they often went to some of my gay friends to get them....which at first shocked me, but once they explained that it was better than masturbating and that really it would be better if they could just find a girlfriend but that you take what you can get....oddly many of them are now married and they met those girls through us gay men who with our help usually introduced them and everytime I see them they seem very happy, one that I know even has three kids already...and according to the girl, who was a friend, they have a very healthy sex life)
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Have you guys ever heard of the Kinsey scale I am a 3 on that scale so I am in the middle I am attracted to both sexes and it is both a blessing and a curse. I can find pleasure in the mainstream but at the same time I am discriminated against by both sides of the fence. I am constantly being told that bisexual is just a stop on the way to gayville, and that I am undecided. Well you know what I didn't decide to be this way it is not a choice. I am the way god made me. I desire my wife and yet I also desire men. Why would I chose to be this way. Or if I was just gay why would I be able to find such joy in sex with my wife. I love her and chose her yet still desire to be with a man. That part of me is unfulfilled because I made a vow to be true to my wife. I hope that just one of you people that read this understands how it feels to be denied and questioned by both gay and straights. I am sorry didn't mean to get on a soap box but as a gay person it makes you guys angry when straights ask why you chose to be gay or says that being gay is wrong. And that god didn't make you gay. It feels the same way when a gay person questions if we are truly bisexual.\n\nYenko I love your response I wish I could talk to you.
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People consider themselves bisexual because they are sexually attracted to partners of either sex. They date whomever they feel more compatible with at the time.
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Yeah why not being bisexual does mean that they enjoy sex with both sexes!!
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hell yeah bisexual guy are soo sexy maybe u can get lucky and have a 3sum.. (lol)
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that is a hard one to detect as far as gay or bi. You can be bi most likely. I think of it this way.......if you are attracted to another woman then as long as you don't act on it then it is fine. If you do act on it then your husband needs to know the truth. If you see yourself with him and only dreaming of another woman then tell him that too. Don't cheat on him whether it be emotion or otherwise because then your relationship is a lie. I don't think you are gay. BI-CURIOUS yes you are..........good luck to you!