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Why Do I Fear Becoming Involve With A Bi-Man Again?

I kind of figured out he was bi by some of the comments he would make, and he finally confessed last year. (We were friends with benefits) However we have great chemistry and can't seem

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Old 03-26-2006   #1 (permalink)
Atia is offline
Why Do I Fear Becoming Involve With A Bi-Man Again?

I kind of figured out he was bi by some of the comments he would make, and he finally confessed last year. (We were friends with benefits)

However we have great chemistry and can't seem to stay away from each other. A week ago he called and wants to renew our relationship.

Should I run for my life, or give in to sweet..sweet...temptation.

 
Old 03-26-2006   #2 (permalink)
Sam Beckett is offline

It's up to you, if you're okay with him being bi and seeing other people then go for it.

Maybe try finding a hung straight guy and having a one on one deal.
 
Old 03-26-2006   #3 (permalink)
Gisella is offline

Dont know Atia...hope u decide whats the best 4 u.

What i know is that i can handle a bi sexual man for myself because in my head i see "him" attracted to a buch of people and very hungry sexualy and it scares me and makes me insecure.

Call me whatever but my mind has a mind of its own and its hang on a foundation and principles that i just can't and or do not want to cross.

Im not open minded for especific things and that is one of them.
 
Old 03-26-2006   #4 (permalink)
windtalkerways is offline

Just my take on relationships...I am
NOT passing judgement on anyone else...

I am 100% straight. So for myself I
also want a man who is 100% straight.
This has always been my preference
and always will be.

You know yourself best Atia but it
sounds like you are having reservations.

Make two lists: Pros & Cons...

Whichever ends up being the bigger
list, there is your answer.

Good luck.
 
Old 03-26-2006   #5 (permalink)
Chuck64 is online now

I can tell you this is not specifically a "straight" issue. My friends and I have all discussed this at length (it's a long long highway between Vegas & Phoenix)

Nobody wants to get dumped or cheated on when the bisexual member of the relationship has urges for the other sex. A lot of people can't handle a 3rd person on the side. Even fewer people can handle an open relationship. It's up to you to decide what you're willing to allow in order to love this person.
 
Old 03-26-2006   #6 (permalink)
Gisella is offline

Quote:
Originally Posted by Chuck64
I can tell you this is not specifically a "straight" issue. My friends and I have all discussed this at length (it's a long long highway between Vegas & Phoenix)

Nobody wants to get dumped or cheated on when the bisexual member of the relationship has urges for the other sex. A lot of people can't handle a 3rd person on the side. Even fewer people can handle an open relationship. It's up to you to decide what you're willing to allow in order to love this person.
For sure is not.

Chuck, do u think that in our choosing be 100% in something, are we telling that we are kind of a "no, no" for that kind of situation or not ?


It will make me crazy if he chooses me and at some point he misses his other any% and still wanting to have me too...i Gisella can't live like that....
 
Old 03-26-2006   #7 (permalink)
headbang8 is offline

This is not a question of bisexuality, but of fidelity. Gay, bi and straight men are all equally likely to stray. The question is, if he were straight, and judging his character, would you trust him to be faithful? If the answer is "yes" then go for it.
 
Old 03-26-2006   #8 (permalink)
windtalkerways is offline

Hmmm...there must be a study someone
somewhere conducted at some point to
see if in fact that is true, Headbang.

I'm not disputing what you are saying,
just curious if there was a study and
what the results where.
 
Old 03-26-2006   #9 (permalink)
Atia is offline

Thanks for your advice guys. I think I will make the pro/con list because it is something I usually do when I'm confused.

I'm not looking for an one-on-one relationship. Due to school, I really do not have the time to invest in one. However, I like having someone I can dial-up when the urge strikes me. And not to mention the sex is great between us.

Futhermore, most people can not handle a friend with benefits relationship because one of the two partners will stray from the rules....however it was never a problem for us.....
 
Old 03-26-2006   #10 (permalink)
Atia is offline

Quote:
Originally Posted by headbang8
This is not a question of bisexuality, but of fidelity. Gay, bi and straight men are all equally likely to stray. The question is, if he were straight, and judging his character, would you trust him to be faithful? If the answer is "yes" then go for it.
In all honesty, I don't have a problem with "straying", because we are only friends with benefits...I guess my real issue is ..... *ahem* AIDS...

We practice safe-sex but the A was/is always in the back of my mind..... I am very well verse about AIDS..but .......
 
Old 03-26-2006   #11 (permalink)
headbang8 is offline

Quote:
Originally Posted by windtalkerways
Hmmm...there must be a study someone
somewhere conducted at some point to
see if in fact that is true, Headbang.

I'm not disputing what you are saying,
just curious if there was a study and
what the results where.
No study that I know of, Windy. Just my (maybe biased) experience.

Monogamous couples of all persuasions seem to have trouble with straying--and not just teh male partner, either.

Though I observe more M/M couples seem to manage to negotiate open relationships. Sounds like that's not too much of a problem with Atia.
 
Old 03-26-2006   #12 (permalink)
headbang8 is offline

Quote:
Originally Posted by Atia
In all honesty, I don't have a problem with "straying", because we are only friends with benefits...I guess my real issue is ..... *ahem* AIDS...

We practice safe-sex but the A was/is always in the back of my mind..... I am very well verse about AIDS..but .......
Atia,

SAFE SEX ACTUALLY WORKS. Have a ball!

Cheers,

Marty
 
Old 03-26-2006   #13 (permalink)
windtalkerways is offline

Quote:
Originally Posted by headbang8
No study that I know of, Windy. Just my (maybe biased) experience.

Monogamous couples of all persuasions seem to have trouble with straying--and not just teh male partner, either.

Though I observe more M/M couples seem to manage to negotiate open relationships. Sounds like that's not too much of a problem with Atia.
I'm guessing socio-economic concerns and
the amount of testosterone in a relationship
as just two of the leading reasons why your
observation could very well be true.
 
Old 03-26-2006   #14 (permalink)
Dr Rock is offline

Quote:
Originally Posted by headbang8
Monogamous couples of all persuasions seem to have trouble with straying--and not just teh male partner, either.
that's because humans are not naturally monogamous animals. the concept of exclusive relationships is a social one, primarily intended to make social units easier to control.
 
Old 03-26-2006   #15 (permalink)
windtalkerways is offline

Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr Rock
that's because humans are not naturally monogamous animals. the concept of exclusive relationships is a social one, primarily intended to make social units easier to control.
True Rocky...Judge Maybelline's court
is just so backlogged with women
wanting to get unhitched from their
carrousing hubbies.
 

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