How many people actually suport bisexualality ?
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i support it when the bisexuals are girls .i find it discusting when the bisexuals are man u may find my answer bios but thats what i like
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There are plenty of bisexuals on this site, myself included.
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I think it depends a lot on where you are and who you talk to. In a large city, the odds are that there will be a lot of people who have no problem with homosexuality or bisexuality. In a more rural area, however, all bets are off. Also, the coasts (in America, at least) tend to be much more open-minded towards gays and bis than the mountain and midwest states are.\n\nAs to whether people find bisexuality more acceptible than homosexuality, that depends a great deal on the individual. For most conservative Bible-thumpers, it's not going to matter much whether you also have an interest in women; as long as you like men you're a wicked Sodomite. For more moderate straight people, it might be viewed in a more positive light. If you at least still like the opposite gender, you still make 50% sense to them. And generally people who are supportive of gays will also be supportive of bisexuals.\n\nOne place you might actually get less support than you might hope is the gay community. A certain percentage of gays and lesbians (by no means a majority, but enough to be unpleasant) believe that bisexuals are just homosexuals who haven't fully come out of the closet. Another, similar, belief is that bisexuals are just straight people who are trying to be cool (which is pretty ridiculous; it makes about as much sense as the people that say homosexuality is a choice). The majority of gays and lesbians will likely be supportive, though.\n\nIn some ways, bisexuals can get the short end of the stick when it comes to attitudes, because they get attacked by both straights and gays who can't understand the concept of liking more than one gender. But it really is a very individual thing. Some straight people (myself, for example) will have no problem with it, others will hate you. And the same is true, unfortunately, of gays. Also, bi women tend to get more respect from straight people than bi men. Chalk it up to sexism.\n\nI don't want to make it sound bleak. The majority of people in most places aren't going to give a damn either way. And in a way, it doesn't really matter. You are who you are. If you experiment with guys and you decide that you are bisexual, then it doesn't matter what other people think of you, it won't change who you are. Pretending to be something or someone you are won't help anything in the long run. Life's too short to spend it lying to yourself or others.\n\n"This above all: to thine own self be true."
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I do have gay Friends and bi sexual. No they are not much diffrent in my oppion i this gay and bisexuals are just like everyone else. I also believe they they are great and considerate people and I love my gay friends even though i am straight.
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I am Bi amd married. I believe there should be no secrets in a marriage/relationship so I have told my hubby about it. We have a mutual girlfriend. One does not have to CHOOSE, you can be bi and be happy! I am!
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Ten percent is probably a huge exaggeration, though it somehow became the standard figure for a while. This may date back to the 1950s, when Alfred Kinsey published his books about sexuality. Because many people who didn't identify as homosexual had had homosexual experiences nonetheless, some people read these data and concluded exclusive homosexuality was much more common than it probably is.\n\nThere are SO many variables involved in determining the underlying conditions behind your very good question. Gender identity is so fluid and flexible that people don't always fit easily into categories "homosexual," "heterosexual," "bisexual," and the like. \n\nAnother complication is that, although you ask the question very broadly, a given percentage of any specific population - a self-selected or self-identified one, for example = won't necessarily have a constant statistical proportion of people of any given sexuality represented within it. And variables that may not seem to correlate at all with sexual behavior of the members of a group may be better determinants of what those people identify themselves as. \n\nIn some cultures, the concept of "gay" or "homosexual" in the Western European & American senses of those terms don't really exist. Other social constructions of same-sex relationships under different conditions, with rituals, subdialects, and patterns of secrecy exist that it would be unfair to characterize in the same terms that we use in the West.\n\nSo, I haven't given you a percentage, but I hope this helps a little.\n\nBy the way, I'm about 90% gay myself. The other ten percent vacillates between being curious and being sleepy.
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Haha, I know the answer to this one.  Too many poeple say they are when they aren't nowadays.  I thought I was until I realized tht you can like someone of the same sex without being lesbian/gay/bi.  If you feel like you want to have sex with a person of the same gender, then you may be bisexual and if you look at more than one person (of your gender) like that, then it's even more likely.  Picture yourself with as many guys and girls as you can and if you're comfortable with it, then maybe you are.  However, these things CAN change or you may think you are now and you could end up COMPLETELY straight or even gay/lesbian.
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Kinsey's studies showed that there are very few people who are 100% straight or 100% gay. I've been out of the closet since I was 18 (I'm 37 now). I've never been with a man, but I do occassionally have fantasies about them...and I do find them attractive. However I still identify myself as a lesbian...though I occassionally will question it myself. It's hard when there are social pressures that you have to be one or the other, but (as Kinsey's studies showed) you really don't have to be and perhaps aren't by nature. It's possible that you may be bisexual. And, really, does it matter? There is no rule that says you should or shouldn't be with a man if you're curious.It's ok to be gay, straight, or bi...just  be yourself...and be truly honest with yourself. Don't pressure yourself either way.
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Im curious bi- Im Curious on how i can get two Bi females and we can pull of a three some. Now thats curiosity.
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You do not, I repeat, you do NOT have to have sexual experiences with each gender to know you are bisexual!  Take it from me, a bisexual virgin.  That would be akin to saying that all virgins have no sexual orientation, because they haven't done anything.  Yet go ahead and try to tell your average virgin that they aren't straight- it's not going to fly.  Similarly, wouldn't that mean that there are no gay people until they've had gay sex?  That's not true- many gay virgins come out.\n\nSexual orientation is about who you are attracted to, sexually.  You may or may not be bisexual (a lot of women find other women attractive but consider themselves straight, so it's up for debate), but you don't have to prove it to anyone by having sexual experience.\n\nHope that helps!
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Im bi-sexual myself. Listen, there's nothing more sexier than to have 2 or 3 girls licking each other and kissing up on each other. I even have my guy friend to joins us or even just watch.
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People fear what they don't know, some people just cannot accept the fact that not everyone is like them nor should they have to be. We are all individuals with certain qualities that make us unique and who we are. Bisexuality is actually something that we all have in us however not everyone would accept that fact not would they act upon it. I beleive that being attracted to our own sex if normal . Some people can accept that and not experiment and some do experiment and find it gratifying. To each his own and no one should ever condem anyone for their preferences. I would say that you should do what you need to do\nif you are happy with it however you don't need to make it public.\nWhy not let that be something you explore discreeetly, not everyone needs to know.  So just remember this bisexuality thing is normal and do what you need to do.
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Bisexual, but with someone of the opposite sex right now.
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Assuming that 5% of the population is not-heterosexual, we get 14 million out of the 281 million people living in the United States. That's a very rough estimate, but it works. (The 281 is taken from the last census, the 5% are non-heterosexual is not.)
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Lies! All lies! I'm bi and every man that I know say it's one of there biggest fantasies! To see two women making out! When my girlfriend and I go out, the men go nuts, watching us dance and kiss. I haven't met a man yet who doesn't find it a turn on!
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no, not at all.  it's perfectly normal and natural.  in fact, some studies show that most people are bisexual to some extent, and only very few are either entirely gay or entirely straight all their lives.  (this includes actions and fantasies.)
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There is no real answer for that question.\n\nHomosexuality has been around for a very long time but since the 1800s it has been considered taboo and often becomes hidden. Most likely the majority of the world is heterosexual with a large portion of the remainder being bisexual. I have never met a homosexual in my life, all of my "homosexual" friends have been in fact bisexual.