First and foremost be honest with her tell her that you care about her but the fact that you are bi will always be a part of her and hopefully she will understand. If you think that she is going th have a problem with it then she is not the one for you and you should leave her. Some women like bi men some don't I am a bi women and I have crushed on bi guys but never dated one. But I also know bi guys who have treated friends of mine real shitty like cheating on them and shit like that. So for me it would depend on the guy and who he was as a person not just his orientation.
My boyfriend is bisexual, but Im not really. I don't care, so far i've only dated bi guys and my bestfriend who I'd more then happy have a somewhat sexual relationship with is bi. I actual find it a turn on. If you are capable of being attracted to people regradless of what sex they are, more power to you.
My ex boyfriend was bi curious and the guy I like at the moment is also bi. I'm bi too, but I doubt it would matter. I mean I didn't even realise the second guy was bi for AGES lol. But if I'm dating someone then I feel they have the right to know that I'm bi, cos it's up to them who they date and I just think they should know
Be honest. Even if the girl is straight as an arrow. If it bothers her than she is not a person whom you ought to be with. Even casually. You never know. I think bi-men are sweet and sensitive and I would and have dated a bi-man. I lived with two-lovers that were bi. Being bi myself it did not bother me. I met them at work. I was living at the Salvation Army trying to save up for an apartment. It was a good gig until I got fired. I still count them as cherished friends and would like to meet again someday. I was spoiled and pampered and had a wonderful time as their roommate. I do date straight guys sometimes and if they have a problem with me being bi then I send them on there way. I would get serious about a straight guy if he was really cool and OK with me and accepted me totally for who I am. But to be honest any future serious relationship will most likely either be with a female or bi man. If someone doesn't accept you totally for who you are then why be with them. It is like hiding a part of yourself. That is the worst type of self-abuse there is. Then the other person never has the opportunity to either accept or reject you on factual grounds. It can also spark jealousy because they will think you are hiding something, but not know what you are really hiding. Honesty is truly the best policy. Think enough of the other person to be honest and open with them. You may just get the surprise of your life. Peace, Cricket
I only date bisexual men. I don't go into it that way, but it has always just happened. My fiance' is bisexual, and we have a mutual partner (that I'm sure many of you have heard mention of) that is also bisexual (of course). I call myself a "girl-fag" meaning my personality most fits that of a gay man trapped in a female body now don't get me wrong I don't take that to the extreme, but it is fun to think that way, as that is how I feel!
I'm bisexual, my boyfriend D is bicurious. We're quite happy with each other...and whoever else we bring to the party.
I think gay men are erotic. I like watching gay men porn!@!! i just do. I do not know why. It turns me on. But sexually, i prefer a woman!!!!!
I'm fine with it. people are people, no matter who they're attracted to. I'm not into threesomes (I'm a fool for monogamy), and I'm not the jealous type (regarding the thought that there would be twice as much "competition"), so I don't see any problem with a bisexual guy as long as he knows that about me.
Guess that would put me in your "1%" then. I definitely WOULD knowingly sleep with a pre or post-op transgender woman... Though I think I'd prefer a pre-op transgender woman, especially if she was versatile, as I personally believe a beautiful pre-op transgender (transsexual) woman with nice boobs, a great ass and a gorgeous cock is truly the best of BOTH worlds