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This is a discussion on Would couples with a bi-male want to play with a couple with a straight male? within the Male Bisexuality forums, part of the Sexuality Issues category; I was not really sure where to put this or how to title it. My husband and I have been ...
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| Registered | I was not really sure where to put this or how to title it. My husband and I have been in this lifestyle for about 3 months now. We have had two experiences before we got into the lifestyle, it was with the same person both times. We met up with a couple earlier this month first time. She is bi and so is he. My husband is not bi, he is straight and does not ever want to be touched by another male. We ended up playing together we done a soft swap week after our first meeting. The other guy never did touch my husband, which was good. We hope play with them again sometime in the future. I emailed another couple today just wondering if they would like to talk. They said that there was no connection because of several reasons. The main one because we played with a couple with a bi male. I tried to explain to them that my husband is not bi and is very straight. They ended up blocking us from emailing them anymore. Maybe I should have not said anything but I don't think it is right. My question is, if another couple wanted to chat maybe play later on. They had played with another couple had a bi male would you play with the couple with the straight man, anyways? I hope that made sense. |
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| Pure Evil..In a cute suit Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 2,497 Location: Nova Scotia Status: Couple | Just because one couple has a bi - male, I would not assume that the other man was bi as well. There are lots of couples with bi-women and I do not assume that other couples have bi-women. I would not exclude anyone based on the sexual orientaion of a couple they play with. I think you are better off not having played with the couple that blocked you, it appears that have issues and that one could have been the least of them!
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| Active Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 30 Location: Illinois | Could be several reasons and they obviously aren't comfortable. I think it is because the guy is a complete homophobe. But I could be completely ignorant on this one and it has to do with them being scared of disease. Of course that is based on ignorance too ![]() |
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| Registered | It really don't bother me that they are uncomfortable. Because I can see how they feel in some ways. It is just they blocked us they bugs me. But it really does not matter, more power to them! I believe that if anyone wants to talk to us they have to have some kind of attraction first. Maybe it is also because we have kids and have to arrange meeting people also. I just found it strange that being their main problem with us. I guess their our other people like them out there and nothing we can do about it. |
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| Mimsy Borogroves Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 368 Location: Just above the frost line Status: Ecstatically Married SLS Name:ZoeWash | Quote:
To paraphrase Homer Simpson, "You didn't get any 'gay' on you did you?" No play for the 'phobes. Their loss. W
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| Swingers Board Addict | To be honest, I am not sure that I would play with a couple knowing they played with a bi-male. Here is why: Many men say they are straight, because of their perception of some sort of stigma associated with being a bi-male. Although, I believe your explaination of events, if I just met you via email and looked at your profile and saw that you played with a bi-male couple, then I would assume your husband is a situationally bi-male (or bi-curious) and I know that would make me uncomfortable. Remember, the other couple doesn't have your information, like we do. I would not have just blocked you, I would have sent you an email stating politely that we weren't interested. I do think it is rude that they just blocked you. But, even is swinging you are going to meet rude people. If this is bothering you, then you can remove the certification (if using SLS) and it won't be an issue again. There are a few posts here that will direct you on getting a certification from SLS, instead of other couples. BTW, we were once told that someone didn't want to play with us because one of the certification couples was fat. To each his own I guess. It is much better to find out they are uncomfortble with it now, before you met them, then later. Welcome to the board, too! I hope you will post more so we can learn more about you and your husband.
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| Registered | Well we found out real reason why they were not interested. It was because to them I am a BBW. To each their own. :rollseyes They could of just said they were not interested instead of what they did say. BTW: Yes we do have a profile on SLS. ![]() |
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| Swingers Board Addict Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 213 Location: Saskatchewan, Canada Status: happily married couple SLS Name:Nanuq2005 | It's their loss, I wouldn't worry about it. What they did was rude and you did explain that your hubby is straight. Why, they would be so picky about this is just being plain picky. If I was them, I would've wanted a promise that condoms would be used if we were to play with you. Then all would be good.
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| Swingers Board Addict Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 484 Location: Rowland, NC Status: s1/2ly marriednfemale SLS Name:bidrywallchick | Quote:
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| Laura's Male Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 1,277 Location: Las Vegas, Nevada Status: Laura's Male | Life is to short and the Lifestyle is to much fun to worry about other people that are not an important part of your life think. There is 1000's more out there to have fun with. Go on, enjoy! |
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| Pure Evil..In a cute suit Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 2,497 Location: Nova Scotia Status: Couple | Quote:
What he said!!
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| Mmmmm...tasty! | That's priceless... Quote:
I'm sure you cried many hours into your pillow that you missed out on that couple! To rntsvo, Unfortunately, there is a huge double standard in the Lifestyle. Bi females? Yippee! Bi males? Hell no! There are those that don't feel that way, but there's certainly a contingent that does. Frankly, I find it curious (no pun intended) that people worry about the sexual orientation of someone who isn't going to be that way with them. For example, any of the guys in the couples we've played with could be bi. Since Drew's not, perhaps they didn't say and never made a move, but they'd still be bi. Not everyone walks around with preferences and sexual orientation on a name tag when you meet someone offline, so you don't really know. In any event, I wouldn't lose sleep on being blocked. It may chafe your butt a little, but it's really no biggie. Just like when someone blocks the isle at the grocery store like they're in there by themselves, or someone runs a red light---risking the lives of people who have a green light in the other direction, just shake your head and know there are a**holes in the world and you just found another one. Unfortunately, there's no finders fee awarded. Pepper
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