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Anon thinks there is a bicurious double standard
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this post was submitted on 18 Aug 2025
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I've had these conversations with people before. I was telling a fellow man how I don't care if my partner is bi. He said something like "woah man, there can be some major trust issues there" implying that her "homosexual needs" will lead her to cheat on me with my sister or something. I didn't follow his logic.
I'm a straight male. My wife is bi. The most important part of her orientation, to me, is that it means everyone else was my competition for her love instead of just other men, but I still won.
That's always how I looked at it.
As if straight/gay people don't cheat all the time because they're apparently not getting their "needs" met. The person being shitty is the issue, not their sexuality.
Exactly.
Damn it, not all bi people are greedy horn dogs.
I mean, I am, but not all of us are.