What is Bisexuality?

Bisexuality, for me, is when one feels tingly thoughts about one's bicycle.

I first experienced this when I delivered papers when I was a nine year old.

I don't believe in it. There's sexual activity - get your rocks off any way that feels good at the moment with anyone who's available.

This bi stuff can be a result of many things: curiosity, dalliances, affairs, forced prostitution, pre-puberty exploring, swinging, whatever . . .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5IVuN1N6-Y

But in the long run, one does settle down to one preference.

You beat me to it.

What you were caught in your bed with my mail man the day before you posted this question is a good definition. I would think.

A bisexual woman enjoys having desires for and sex with persons of both sexes. That's not too hard to understand. I enjoy thinking about and planning for such relations, too. Other women sometimes excite me very much, their looks first and most of all--if you have any doubt whether a bisexual woman is physically attracted to her own sex. Yes, I am. Like everyone, I get excited about certain features and not others. I think I've answered your question...

Everyone's bisexual, or as I prefer more accurately, 'situationally sexually fluid.'

Guy can id as straight all his life then suddenly in prison find himself 'making due' with same-sex sex. Or if he does 'gay' porn, is an actor playing a gay role, gets drunks, or simply enjoys a blowjob in the dark and doesn't realize it's a guy pleasuring him.

Absent our sight, we'll enjoy sexual stimulation from same-sexes just as we would opposite-sexes. Sexual enjoyment, or lack thereof is purely psychological. We make a decision whether to enjoy it or not. But if we don't know who's giving us those pleasures, we'd enjoy same-sex sex not knowing any different.

Everyone's mouth and bottom feels just like a woman's. Perhaps better since only another guy knows how things feel.

I think I am becoming Mr. Rodgers in my old age...

I've always believed that sexuality was something of a sliding scale. Say sexuality is between 1 and 10, 1 being the straightest you can be, and 10 being the gayest you can be; most people fall somewhere along that scale, even though they might never act on it.

I have always known that I was bi, but for many years more attracted to men than women. Now it's kinda weird cos I find more men attractive than I do women (I am very picky), but I can't imagine myself sleeping with another man again.

Oh, and to answer another point currently there are more straight women being infected with Aids/HIV than any part of the gay community.

oh wowww.... how daring the ignorants are

bisexual= individual that can feel attraction to both genders

it´s not 50%, it´s not alternating " gender" relationships, its not missing one gender while being with the other, it´s not being equally attracted to them.
just somebody that can feel attraction to both

I guess is is my view: does it really matter? Do you have to place a label on yourself or is that a raging need society has to place you in a box? Hmm! I've had experience with a guy when I was younger and a bit when I was older, (always because I hadn't 'done' wot I thought I needed to to 'know') after my marriage! Never cheated, happy as chips when with the wife and am in a relationship with a girlfriend now. The problem i have is do I have to tell her? I don't think we have an automatic right to know our partners sexual pasts in detail but I'm torn between .am I hiding it' or have I just moved on to a situation that makes me very very happy? Be interested in thoughts?

i would tell if i had the chance, just because its something as important as anything else about myself for my partner to know. Anyway, you are happy now with that person if you think it will bother her somehow ... i wouldn´t tell her

Thank you, she kind of knows I've got off with a guy and had a mmf and an mmmf a few times but that was when I was single and she knows I'm open minded, I guess unjust feel guilt but I haven't totally never said anything. Hope that makes sense.

To me, bisexuality is the attraction to both the male and female body. Furthermore, a person's being bisexual is defined by whether they regard themselves as bisexual or not. It differs from pansexuality that bisexual People are, as mentioned above, attracted to the male/female body, whereas pansexual people are attracted to the character of a person, regardless of their sex.

Would you tell the woman you have fallen in love with that in the past, when you were single you had tried a few things with guys. I've never 'slept' with a guy and have no intention of. I've basically let a few guys along the way over the last 18 years go down on me but nothing really much more at at all. The guilty feeling that I am somehow keeping something from her is really getting to me at the moment. I don't want to risk this though, for something which isn't relevant to my life now and t really isn't, I was just open minded to things happening. She knows I've got off with a guy and had an mmf or two and I know she's dabbled as well. I really want a future with this person and can't face losing her. Any serial thoughts about this would be appreciated, and advice. Thank you for reading.

My definition is someone who is willing to have any sort of sexual contact with either sex. Could be outright love relationships or simply an occasional, casual encounter. Sometime a one time trial.

for me bisexuality is the love to the beauty. it could be beautiful men or women