gentlepen9
Jun 6, 2006, 10:18 AM
I'm fairly new here so I haven't had the chance to search through the forumn to see if this topic has been brought up already so forgive me if I'm bringing up something that has already been discussed.
When I read various articles about bisexuality I've noticed that there's a lot of emphasis placed on the aspect of sex and I'm wondering is this how most people view bisexuality; being able to have sex with both men and women?
For me there's a distinction from being able to enjoy sex with both men and women and being able to be romanticly involved with both men and women. I'm interested in knowing where does one draw the line between bisexuality being a state of being and just a physical pleasure? Where do we draw the line between desiring intimate relationships with others regardless of sex and just seeking sexual stimulation?
These are the questions I ask myself when I look at why I identify as bisexual.
:yinyang:
When I read various articles about bisexuality I've noticed that there's a lot of emphasis placed on the aspect of sex and I'm wondering is this how most people view bisexuality; being able to have sex with both men and women?
For me there's a distinction from being able to enjoy sex with both men and women and being able to be romanticly involved with both men and women. I'm interested in knowing where does one draw the line between bisexuality being a state of being and just a physical pleasure? Where do we draw the line between desiring intimate relationships with others regardless of sex and just seeking sexual stimulation?
These are the questions I ask myself when I look at why I identify as bisexual.
:yinyang: