What is the difference between bisexual and bicurious?
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BISEXUAL - is when someone identifies themselves as one who is capable (and to some degree, experienced) with both men and women sexually/ romantically.\n\nBICURIOUS - is when someone is predominantly oriented toward one gender (sexually/ romantically), but questioning their own true orientation toward the other.  Usually, this implies someone who identifies themselves as straight, but for whatever reason, wants to explore their feelings toward same-gender intimate relations.  It also IMPLIES they don't have a lot of experience with same-sex experiences and wants to explore further.\n\nHope that helps!!
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Please try to don’t make a mix among gay, bi, effeminate, etc. etc….\nOf course, a sissy guy will have his own specific characteristics, very different from a bi guy, that under any point of view (voice, behaviour, etc.) appears as a “normal” person! Eh?
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Yes they can. Its called Bi- curius. Bi sexual is someone who has experiemented with both and actually knows they enjoy both sexes.
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Gay guys like bi guys because they are easy and there is little commitment.  Bi gays usually are easier to work with because they are more discreet.  Bi guys usually don't want everyone to know their business--and that is okay for a lot of gay guys.  Gays guys think straight men are hot, and a lot of bi guys act more straight.
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It means a bisexual person that actually hasn't done anything with the same-sex yet.
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dichotomous means there is a black-and-white split. you are either one OR the other, they are mutually exlusive. for sex, you are either male OR female. for gender you are either straight OR gay. you can't be a little of both if they are dichotomous. \n\nfluid means there can be a gray area. for sex, male and female fall on a continuum with male on one side and female on the other, and you can be somewhere in the middle (transgendered). for gender, straight and gay fall on a continuum with straight on one side and gay on the other, and you can be somewhere in the middle (bisexual).\n\nin the past, everything was viewed as black-and-white. now more and more we are hearing about transgendered people and bisexuals. it is altering the way that people view the entire concept of gender indentity and sex, allowing for more shades of gray.\n\nhope this helps.
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No.  In order to be bi you would have to find the same sex attractive and be attracted to them.  If you aren't then you aren't so I wouldn't worry.
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first of all if you are sexually aroused by both male and females then you are bi, but if you are only sexually arroused by somebody of the same sex you are then you are gay.\n\nI would suggest going to a gay bar and going onto a date with sombody, not for sex, but to see if you feel more comfortable in a gay relationship first.
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Bi sexual men do not all have the same taste.
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I can see by sandislandtim's response that vocabulary is assunder, albeit it less so than the commons.  Firstly ladyboys are males who have not been surgically altered into female crotches: They yet have penises.  Most all of them do cross dress and by in large they are open for sex with both sexes, hence they are bisexual.  Homosexual literally means sex with one's gender only and heterosexuals are only with opposite sex.  No gay, no dyke, nothing but the three categories, pure and simple and history applies.  Classify yourself by what it is you have done and set stigma aside.  Have a nice day.
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Straight boys aren't bi.  Bi boys are bi.
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Gay and Straight are very limiting labels.  I tend to think of things on more of a continuum.  If you tend to be attracted ONLY to men romantically for lasting relationships.  Then I would consider you mostly Homosexual.  \n\nIf you are attracted ONLY to females romantically for lasting relationships I would consider you mainly Heterosexual.  \n\nAnything else,  liking to be physically sexual with men or women, being mildly attracted to men or women, somewhere in the middle.  I think most people are bisexual to a certain degree.  People just tend to lean more to the hetero or the homosexual side.
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Yeah why not being bisexual does mean that they enjoy sex with both sexes!!
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I've never heard the term 'bi lifestyle' . . . interesting.\n\nI don't think there's a standard type.  Amongst bisexuals, some are completely monogamous, and some are polyamorous, having a boyfriend and girlfriend at the same time, or having threesomes that aren't one-night stands, but long-term situations.  Some never think about the other gender when they're with one, and some can't just be thinking about one.  Some people identify as bisexual but never date/sleep with both sexes; some go back and forth between them.\n\nI doubt it's a 'this gender didn't work out, guess I'll date the other now' kind of thing, more like just looking for a lover/spouse to have a relationship with, for whom the gender may be irrelevant.\nThey're open to either, even if they have preferences for one over the other.  How they choose to date/settle down isn't a universal, and usually has little to do with actually being bisexual, and rather with being in love.\n\nI'm always up for explaining bisexuality to people who don't know  a lot about it, because it's the only way to stop biphobia and bi-invisibility.  Hope that helps!
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I think that would make you bisexual or at least bicurious. Not that there's anything wrong with that. I just think if you are straight you would not have those thoughts.
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As long as we're having safe sex, I wouldn't mind a bit! I think it's stupid how we think of bi men as being more likely to have STDs. They may be, but the important thing is behavior, NOT sexual orientation. I would have safe sex with ANY guy to avoid pregnancy and STDs, not just a bi guy. I think they'd be more open minded and progressive than a lot of straight men.
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Bi women are great. Definitely go for three-some. No such thing as a bi-man. Andrew Dice Clay said it best "Either you suck d--- or you do not suck d---"!