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closeupready

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6. Thank you. In the past here, we've had people admit that

Reply to MariaThinks (Reply #5)

Wed Feb 17, 2016, 05:43 PM

Feb 2016

they've dated both men and women, depending upon where they were in life, and what did it for them, at that time. Who are any of us to deny others their personal experience of romantic feelings for someone who is the wrong gender or the wrong religion or the wrong race? (Wrong in parentheses, of course.)

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Bisexual Invisibility: The LGBT Community's Dirty Little Secret [View all] Behind the Aegis Feb 2016 OP

A whole lotta truth there. Bohunk68 Feb 2016 #1

I prefer the company of gay men, not bisexual men. There is a difference. closeupready Feb 2016 #2

As a bisexual woman, i hate being told to make a choice MariaThinks Feb 2016 #5

Thank you. In the past here, we've had people admit that closeupready Feb 2016 #6

What is the difference? I feel like the bi guy in your example. Full out Lesbians Maraya1969 Feb 2016 #7

I'm struggling to explain it in a way that won't hair-trigger people here closeupready Feb 2016 #8

OK I kind of get it. When I moved to FL I looked into an all lesbian housing community and while Maraya1969 Feb 2016 #9

... closeupready Feb 2016 #11

Ouch. This cactus does have a lot of pricklies. nightscanner59 Feb 2016 #3

Just a little reminder folks. Plappergeist Feb 2016 #4

+infinity nt LostOne4Ever Feb 2016 #10