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#27 Feb 16 2007 at 6:56 AM Rating: Decent
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It seems about 70% of the people I know are "bisexual". I honestly think that possibly about 10% truly are.


Based on what? What brought you to that conclusion?

Based on the fact that 90% of all statisitics are made up?
#28 Feb 16 2007 at 8:08 AM Rating: Decent
is Tylendell a guy? I am so confused. I think I know 36% of whats going on and 44% of whats not. The of the 20% says to go fucjk yourself.
#29 Feb 16 2007 at 8:26 AM Rating: Decent
I'm bisexual <a female> and I've noticed that I started looking at other chicks, in the locker room <in middle school>. I thought there was something wrong with me, because I would always look at them undressing and dressing in the locker room. I still liked boys though. I then went on to high school and found out that bisexuality wasn't such a bad and "immoral" issue.

BTW, I'm still bisexual and I've never wavered to either side <hetero / homosexuality>.
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#30 Feb 16 2007 at 9:18 AM Rating: Good
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Are people truly Bisexual?
Are people truly this clueless?
#31 Feb 16 2007 at 9:27 AM Rating: Excellent
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I'm bisexual <a female> and I've noticed that I started looking at other chicks, in the locker room <in middle school>. I thought there was something wrong with me, because I would always look at them undressing and dressing in the locker room. I still liked boys though. I then went on to high school and found out that bisexuality wasn't such a bad and "immoral" issue.

BTW, I'm still bisexual and I've never wavered to either side <hetero / homosexuality>.
What's up with <the brackets>?
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#32 Feb 16 2007 at 9:31 AM Rating: Excellent
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I'm bisexual <a female> and I've noticed that I started looking at other chicks, in the locker room <in middle school>. I thought there was something wrong with me, because I would always look at them undressing and dressing in the locker room. I still liked boys though. I then went on to high school and found out that bisexuality wasn't such a bad and "immoral" issue.

BTW, I'm still bisexual and I've never wavered to either side <hetero / homosexuality>.
What's up with <the brackets>?


Bisexual parenthesis...duh.

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#33 Feb 16 2007 at 9:32 AM Rating: Decent
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Are people truly Bisexual?
Are people truly this clueless?

Smiley: dubious you've been posting here how long again?
#34 Feb 16 2007 at 9:36 AM Rating: Good
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Realizing that you're young, keep in mind that one doesn't get in a relationship with a person based soley on sexual attraction.
Don't believe her dude, that's a filthy lie!

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I'm a video blogger. Visit my site: http://www.missjackie.com

Seriously, put a Smiley: dnp on that ****...seriously.
#35 Feb 16 2007 at 9:54 AM Rating: Default
Jophiel wrote:
missjackie wrote:
I'm bisexual <a female> and I've noticed that I started looking at other chicks, in the locker room <in middle school>. I thought there was something wrong with me, because I would always look at them undressing and dressing in the locker room. I still liked boys though. I then went on to high school and found out that bisexuality wasn't such a bad and "immoral" issue.

BTW, I'm still bisexual and I've never wavered to either side <hetero / homosexuality>.
What's up with <the brackets>?



I actually prefer brackets, instead of parenthesis. I'm weird like that. :P
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#36 Feb 16 2007 at 9:55 AM Rating: Decent
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Realizing that you're young, keep in mind that one doesn't get in a relationship with a person based soley on sexual attraction.
Don't believe her dude, that's a filthy lie!

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I'm a video blogger. Visit my site: http://www.missjackie.com

Seriously, put a Smiley: dnp on that sh*t...seriously.


Um, why? It's called a "signature". :) I never asked you to click on it. :>
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#37 Feb 16 2007 at 10:01 AM Rating: Good
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I'm a video blogger. Visit my site: http://www.missjackie.com

Seriously, put a Smiley: dnp on that sh*t...seriously.



Damn you, I couldn't help myself, I had to see why.

The images.... they wont go away.

God! Make it stop.

It hurts, so much


*weep*


Someone kill me, please.





Edit: 'cus screwed up posts bother me.

Edited, Feb 16th 2007 1:10pm by GitSlayer
#38 Feb 16 2007 at 10:02 AM Rating: Decent
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Jacobsdeception the Sly wrote:


I'm a video blogger. Visit my site: http://www.missjackie.com

Seriously, put a Smiley: dnp on that sh*t...seriously.



Damn you, I couldn't help myself, I had to see why.

The images.... they wont go away.

God! Make it stop.

It hurts, so much


*weep*


Someone kill me, please.[/quote]

Ha. :)
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#39 Feb 16 2007 at 10:59 AM Rating: Decent
Jacobsdeception the Sly wrote:
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I'm a video blogger. Visit my site: http://www.missjackie.com

Seriously, put a Smiley: dnp on that sh*t...seriously.


It's like a car wreck that you can't look away from.

Only in this case, I wish I had shrapnel in my eyes. Jesus Christ, YouTube has created monsters.
#40 Feb 16 2007 at 12:11 PM Rating: Good
Now that we've ascertained that people are truly bisexual, we are still left with the unanswered question:

Are bisexuals truly people?
#41 Feb 16 2007 at 8:42 PM Rating: Decent
No, not even close bisexuals feed upon the few people that have decided what they are they chew it up and **** it out when they are done!
#42 Feb 16 2007 at 9:45 PM Rating: Excellent
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#43 Feb 16 2007 at 10:06 PM Rating: Decent
werewolves bisexual what is the differnce?
#44 Feb 18 2007 at 8:03 AM Rating: Good
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If you are bi-sexual, it's kind of easy to to put a percentage on yourself, in a rough estimatey sort of way. If you respond to men and women in the same way, or at least the same degree, then you are 50-50.

I'm female, and I fall in love with men, and have full sexual relations with them. I've fallen in love with a couple of women, but they were both straight, so it didn't go anywhere, it was just my painful secret for a while.

I look at lovely women on the street, just like I look at handsome men. I get screen crushes on actresses, as well as actors. I've kissed several women, and my god, they were the most wonderful experiences. Kissing men just isn't as good as kissing women, to my taste. Stroking a woman over her body, or having her do the same for me, really does it for me, sexually.

But I'm just not interested in women's genitals. And I can't ****** with a woman. When I think of sex, I think of doing it with a man, and having intercourse.

Both my long term relationships have been with men, although I really really miss kissing women, and I think about it sometimes.

So I feel like I'm 30-70 bi. I want women for foreplay, and I think of some women romantically. But I dont' think I'll ever end up in a long term relationship with one, and for me intercourse and ****** = a man.
#45 Feb 18 2007 at 10:25 AM Rating: Default
/sigh... okay here goes:

Keep it in your pants. Bottom line. I feel sorry for you guys ("bi"sexuals in general), really I do, and here's why... you've had the horrible misfortune of growing up in an environment where you weren't allowed to break away from instinct.

Base most of what I say on this: "sex is for 3 things- instinctual self pleasure, communication (showing love), or procreation." If we as people can't control instinct, we are doomed. Period.

Know this too, I'm not highly religious, so don't point the Jesus finger at me. I just believe that we, as humans with the power to control any animal instinct that exists, need to learn HOW to control those instincts. And for those that think that 'maybe it's right to follow those natural insticts', then maybe we should still be spearing people, and beating eachother with rocks and other blunt objects when they get within an uncomfortable distance, bursting our private bubbles.

We can really do some crazy crap with our brains. We can convince ourselves into anything if we believe hard enough and focus on something long enough. The opposite is also true- if we don't think about something long enough or hard enough, then instinct kicks in and we tend to rely heavily on that "gut instict". From that point on, we can justify just about anything with that basis, and can twist things, and fashion a thought into tangible existance based on that. For example, someone hasn't thought about sexual preference, and they are strangely attracted to another individual of the same sex for some reason. The reason isn't an easy conclusion to come to, and finding the WHY can become frustrating. SO what happens is, they tend to take that feeling and loosly explain HOW (not why) it's okay to feel that way.

For everyone, try realizing what makes us any different from the other animals and creatures on this earth. To the guys that mindlessly poke a ***** into anything that resembles a hole to satisfy yourself for a few minutes, learn to distract yourself with something else... believe me, you'll live. And even if you don't have any convictions- religious or otherwise, just know that all you are doing is against the very nature of not only any religious belief, but also nature itself. (You won't procreate with a dude, no matter how hard you try) And believe me, I'm not trying to **** on Homosexuality right here. If you are gay, and commited, sure- go at it. But if you are just a dirty sexfiend, and you're tapping anything that you are remotely interested in, (I'm pointing at a nice majority of Bisexuals here) then you aren't using sex for anything else other than self gratification.

To the OP, I LOVE (bold = sarcasm right here) the fact that you were able to dodge having to get to know him first, before <penta thrust>ing, by sharing drinks. CONFIGULATIONS! You sexed a dude that was tired of chasing women! /clap Just tell him he's gay. You can probably convince him to run from chicks for good... that's what you should be doing if you really care for this person.

Anyway, I'm babbling, and I'm sorry if this offends you or doesn't make any sense, but let me leave you with this thought: If there's anything that Geico has taught me, then it is that there are still things that we can learn from cavemen. (one of the best marketing ideas ever, BTW.)Think about it for a while. Think about SOMETHING for a while anyway.

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#46 Feb 18 2007 at 10:45 AM Rating: Excellent
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And even if you don't have any convictions- religious or otherwise, just know that all you are doing is against the very nature of not only any religious belief, but also nature itself. (You won't procreate with a dude, no matter how hard you try)
If sex was only for procreation, you'd have a point. But it's not and it's not treated solely as such in the higher primates (humans included) so you don't. Most notably in our close genetic partners, the Bonobos, but also in baboons and the great apes we see use of sexual contact as a form of establishing social bonds, procreation and just plain physical satisfaction. Including bi/homosexual contact.

Now, if you want to say "But we should be better than those animals!" knock yourself out. But the "It's against nature" line is pure bullshit. There's nothing uniquely **** sapien about casual sexual conduct, heterosexual or otherwise.

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Homosexual activity among female lowland gorillas
Homosexual activity among orangutans

It's been observed in various monkeys and lesser apes as well but I figured I'd at least stay higher up the primate chain to emphisize the social aspects of it.

Edited, Feb 18th 2007 10:57am by Jophiel
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#47 Feb 18 2007 at 10:56 AM Rating: Default
Base most of what I say on this: "sex is for 3 things- instinctual self pleasure, communication (showing love), or procreation." If we as people can't control instinct, we are doomed. Period.


I seriously just wrote that... you did read the whole thing, right?

And as for "going against nature", I meant biologically. sperm isn't going to do anything but "be sticky" elsewhere.


Also, I didn't anwer the question of the OP, so I will now: YES, people can run around and claim to be bisexual forever. you just don't hear about it all that much because most people that are still Bi are either crying at home gently ************ their lives away, or they've put a gun in their mouth. Past the point where you can't find other 80 yearold bisexuals, you tend to get lonely and ask yourself why you still were in the first place.
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Base most of what I say on this: "sex is for 3 things- instinctual self pleasure, communication (showing love), or procreation." If we as people can't control instinct, we are doomed. Period.
Nonsense. You'd need to show a causal effect between bisexual social expression and a downfall of civilization. Just because you put a "Period" at the end of your statement doesn't magically make it true.
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I seriously just wrote that... you did read the whole thing, right?
Yeah. But you failed to show that it was worth anything.
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And as for "going against nature", I meant biologically. sperm isn't going to do anything but "be sticky" elsewhere.
So what? "Naturally", we have a desire to engage in sexual contact with other members of the species for a wide variety of reasons. There is nothing "unnatural" about it. If you want to get hung up on where the *** goes, call every species of animal that's ever engaged in non-reproductive "humping" unnatural. That'll be right through canine and feline, deer, rams, cattle, equines, primates and, really, just about the entire class Mammalia.

Edited, Feb 18th 2007 11:05am by Jophiel
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#49 Feb 18 2007 at 11:41 AM Rating: Default
You're asking for a causal effect that I wasn't trying to prove. Doomed was the wrong word... besides, if I really meant doomed, then I would have spouted off about end times. I know I live in a fantasy land with unicorns and gumdrops, but I believe that everyone can control their raging boners from time to time, and it would do them some good to do it more often.

What I was trying to get across was that people seem to run into things often and repeatedly without thinking first. It kind of goes along the lines of "burn me once..." but when it comes to sexuality, some people are ramming their heads into the wall multiple times instead of trying to find out how to get around it.

I was also alluding that everyother species, other than man, don't sit there and think about being XX% gay and XX% straight. I've never heard of an animal of any kind commiting suicide over decision making over sexual orientation. loss of a loved one, reguardless of sex is probably another story though. ... only humans do, and it's effing rediculous. They know something is wrong, and they continue to ram their heads into the wall.


"So what? "Naturally", we have a desire to engage in sexual contact with other members of the species for a wide variety of reasons. There is nothing "unnatural" about it. If you want to get hung up on where the *** goes, call every species of animal that's ever engaged in non-reproductive "humping" unnatural. That'll be right through canine and feline, deer, rams, cattle, equines, primates and, really, just about the entire class Mammalia."


...Don't be rediculous. Some people also have urges to engage in sex with members of OTHER species too. That's "natural", isn't it? Let's not dance around definitions of words.
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I've never heard of an animal of any kind commiting suicide over decision making over sexual orientation
I'd argue that's more an effect of our "unnatural" morality which castigates people for not acting like we'd like them to than it is a function of their own sexual behavior. If no one gave a fuck who you screwed, how many people would be committing suicide over it?
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Who's dancing? You said it was "unnatural". Explain to me exactly what you mean by "unnatural" if you're going to whine when you're shown to be wrong and say that you didn't really mean this "unnatural" but really that "unnatural".

So I'll tell you what -- you define "unnatural" and we'll decide if it fits, okay?
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By the way, I rated you down not for your opinions or even your ****-poor job in defending them.

I rated you down because a 19-post user with a base karma of 4.25 is very obviously a sock.
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