Since you seem to have a problem with bi-men and you said you found out the male half of this couple is bi...it's your party all you have to do is send an e-mail/phone call, whatever and say...Due to information coming to light that you are bi and the fact we do not want bi-men at our party, for our own comfort and that of the other guest, we ask that you do not attend.
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Originally Posted by exquisit1s  The couples profile states that he is a straight male. We met them at a party for straight males. They are lying on their profile essentially. |
You will find that this is true to probably 90% of couples with bi men and single men who are bi. Why? Because of exactly what you've posted...people have a problem with it and if those couples with bi men and/or single men who are bi want to have the opportunity to even socialize with others (whether they have any intentions of playing or not) they have to keep it hidden or they are black listed.
Is it right or wrong to not post it in an online profile? I don't know.
It is wrong to attempt bi play on those who are unsuspecting. I believe it is right to let those that you are going to play with know so that they can make their own mind up if they want to play with you, whether there is bi play involved or not.
I know a few bi men whose attitude is....Unless I'm fucking you, what business is it of yours? I personally agree with this attitude...unless I'm fucking you, what business is it of mine what your sexual practices are.
Teresa