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By *_Marius OP   Man  over a year ago

Currently Faraway

Hello all. After having read an interesting thread, I decided to "grab the baton" and ask my own question, and one which I have thought periodically over the last couple of years... It may come across as controversial but I don't think it is meant to be anyhow! So, some of you fully bi couples state openly that you don't appreciate dishonest "straight" men. What if you get approached by a fellow man-woman couple whose male half is closeted bisexual and they only reveal it through private emails? Is the "straight" male half of a man-woman couple not as much of a liar as the "straight" single man? Is it the dishonesty that bothers or is it just deep down a matter of different "power dynamics", i.e. between two couples and between single male and a couple?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Personally I don’t really understand the issue with anyone calling themselves whatever they want. It makes no difference.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I love the quotation marks when someone types the word “straight” in the forums on Fab. It’s like nobody believes someone can be straight in here.

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By *_Marius OP   Man  over a year ago

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" I love the quotation marks when someone types the word “straight” in the forums on Fab. It’s like nobody believes someone can be straight in here. "

I'm only copying other people's written methods of expression

In my particular case, the "" imply a fake, as opposed to the genuinely straight men

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Seems a bit confrontational, you can be whatever you want, nothing beats discussions when you get to that point

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By *_Marius OP   Man  over a year ago

Currently Faraway


"Seems a bit confrontational, you can be whatever you want, nothing beats discussions when you get to that point"

The point of my initial question wasn't how people describe themselves though....

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By *tephTV67TV/TS  over a year ago

Cheshire

Some Men in those couples may go with the flow, if the other couple are attractive to them. It can also depend on the sort of play that takes place. So orally Bi play but no kissing or anal.

If some on here are, for the majority of the time straight, but occasionally don’t mind getting in on a same sex act, they’re entitled as all of us are, to label themselves as they choose.

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By *g and funnyCouple  over a year ago

Clacton

In answer to your question, we wouldn't play with a couple if the male is lying about his sexuality.

We'll happily play with whoever as long as they are honest with us.

If we're going to be inviting people into our home then theres a level of implied trust there i.e. they aren't going to randomly turn up at 3pm on a Sunday when we are doing the kids dinner.

If they can't be honest about their sexuality then that trust doesn't exist. If they easily lie about that then what else are they happy to lie about.

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By *_Marius OP   Man  over a year ago

Currently Faraway


"Some Men in those couples may go with the flow, if the other couple are attractive to them. It can also depend on the sort of play that takes place. So orally Bi play but no kissing or anal.

If some on here are, for the majority of the time straight, but occasionally don’t mind getting in on a same sex act, they’re entitled as all of us are, to label themselves as they choose.

"

Much appreciated for your feedback but, again, that wasn't THE point of my question....The point was to put it bluntly, as I should probably have done, what's the difference between a single male who lies about his sexuality and the male half of a man-woman couple who lies about his sexuality...I don't know how more eloquently I can put it...x

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By *dam_TinaCouple  over a year ago

Hampshire

I´ll answer the question then

Of course there´s no difference. If you lie about your sexuality it makes no difference whether you´re single or part of a couple.

To be honest I´m not even sure how this can be a question

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By *tephTV67TV/TS  over a year ago

Cheshire


"Some Men in those couples may go with the flow, if the other couple are attractive to them. It can also depend on the sort of play that takes place. So orally Bi play but no kissing or anal.

If some on here are, for the majority of the time straight, but occasionally don’t mind getting in on a same sex act, they’re entitled as all of us are, to label themselves as they choose.

Much appreciated for your feedback but, again, that wasn't THE point of my question....The point was to put it bluntly, as I should probably have done, what's the difference between a single male who lies about his sexuality and the male half of a man-woman couple who lies about his sexuality...I don't know how more eloquently I can put it...x"

Who’s saying he’s lying about his sexuality, You ?

In my example he sees himself as straight, just because occasionally he plays with another man in his mind it doesn’t make him bisexual. He’s just indulging in some same sex fun. If he’s in a couple or he’s a single man, it doesn’t matter.

You don’t have the right to tell anyone their sexuality or if they’re lying about it.

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By *_Marius OP   Man  over a year ago

Currently Faraway


"I´ll answer the question then

Of course there´s no difference. If you lie about your sexuality it makes no difference whether you´re single or part of a couple.

To be honest I´m not even sure how this can be a question "

Point taken, but. Although I don't profess, by any means, to hold any exclusivity to the 'truth' out there, a bit of online observation has shown me that more often than not, it is single men who seem to be the target of the complaint of "fake bi", not so much the closeted bi males of man-woman couples. If some of you were to experience the swinging scene where I am right now, 9 out of 10 fully bisexual couples do not openly advertise their man-to-man desires....

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By *_Marius OP   Man  over a year ago

Currently Faraway


"In answer to your question, we wouldn't play with a couple if the male is lying about his sexuality.

We'll happily play with whoever as long as they are honest with us.

If we're going to be inviting people into our home then theres a level of implied trust there i.e. they aren't going to randomly turn up at 3pm on a Sunday when we are doing the kids dinner.

If they can't be honest about their sexuality then that trust doesn't exist. If they easily lie about that then what else are they happy to lie about."

Thanks; I'm glad you've taken my point...

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By *dam_TinaCouple  over a year ago

Hampshire


"I´ll answer the question then

Of course there´s no difference. If you lie about your sexuality it makes no difference whether you´re single or part of a couple.

To be honest I´m not even sure how this can be a question

Point taken, but. Although I don't profess, by any means, to hold any exclusivity to the 'truth' out there, a bit of online observation has shown me that more often than not, it is single men who seem to be the target of the complaint of "fake bi", not so much the closeted bi males of man-woman couples. If some of you were to experience the swinging scene where I am right now, 9 out of 10 fully bisexual couples do not openly advertise their man-to-man desires...."

But that´s logical isn´t it ? We get loads of guys contact us whose profile says they´re straight but when we point that out they tell us they´re really bi.

It´s unlikely that a couple with a profile that says that the male is straight (even if he is secretly bi) would contact a bi male profile and have that pointed out to them and say ´actually the male half is bi´. If that makes any sense ?

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By *akie32Man  over a year ago

winchester


"In answer to your question, we wouldn't play with a couple if the male is lying about his sexuality.

We'll happily play with whoever as long as they are honest with us.

If we're going to be inviting people into our home then theres a level of implied trust there i.e. they aren't going to randomly turn up at 3pm on a Sunday when we are doing the kids dinner.

If they can't be honest about their sexuality then that trust doesn't exist. If they easily lie about that then what else are they happy to lie about."

this for us all the way

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By *_Marius OP   Man  over a year ago

Currently Faraway


"I´ll answer the question then

Of course there´s no difference. If you lie about your sexuality it makes no difference whether you´re single or part of a couple.

To be honest I´m not even sure how this can be a question

Point taken, but. Although I don't profess, by any means, to hold any exclusivity to the 'truth' out there, a bit of online observation has shown me that more often than not, it is single men who seem to be the target of the complaint of "fake bi", not so much the closeted bi males of man-woman couples. If some of you were to experience the swinging scene where I am right now, 9 out of 10 fully bisexual couples do not openly advertise their man-to-man desires....

But that´s logical isn´t it ? We get loads of guys contact us whose profile says they´re straight but when we point that out they tell us they´re really bi.

It´s unlikely that a couple with a profile that says that the male is straight (even if he is secretly bi) would contact a bi male profile and have that pointed out to them and say ´actually the male half is bi´. If that makes any sense ? "

So, you're suggesting that closeted bi male MF couples would perhaps sooner contact an openly-bi single guy like me rather than an openly fully bi MF couple, if I understood right?

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By *_Marius OP   Man  over a year ago

Currently Faraway


"I´ll answer the question then

Of course there´s no difference. If you lie about your sexuality it makes no difference whether you´re single or part of a couple.

To be honest I´m not even sure how this can be a question

Point taken, but. Although I don't profess, by any means, to hold any exclusivity to the 'truth' out there, a bit of online observation has shown me that more often than not, it is single men who seem to be the target of the complaint of "fake bi", not so much the closeted bi males of man-woman couples. If some of you were to experience the swinging scene where I am right now, 9 out of 10 fully bisexual couples do not openly advertise their man-to-man desires....

But that´s logical isn´t it ? We get loads of guys contact us whose profile says they´re straight but when we point that out they tell us they´re really bi.

It´s unlikely that a couple with a profile that says that the male is straight (even if he is secretly bi) would contact a bi male profile and have that pointed out to them and say ´actually the male half is bi´. If that makes any sense ?

So, you're suggesting that closeted bi male MF couples would perhaps sooner contact an openly-bi single guy like me rather than an openly fully bi MF couple, if I understood right?"

Well, this is probably more me jumping to hypotheses but, I did get your point about the frequency of unsolicited contacts by 'fake bi' single men.

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By *dam_TinaCouple  over a year ago

Hampshire


"I´ll answer the question then

Of course there´s no difference. If you lie about your sexuality it makes no difference whether you´re single or part of a couple.

To be honest I´m not even sure how this can be a question

Point taken, but. Although I don't profess, by any means, to hold any exclusivity to the 'truth' out there, a bit of online observation has shown me that more often than not, it is single men who seem to be the target of the complaint of "fake bi", not so much the closeted bi males of man-woman couples. If some of you were to experience the swinging scene where I am right now, 9 out of 10 fully bisexual couples do not openly advertise their man-to-man desires....

But that´s logical isn´t it ? We get loads of guys contact us whose profile says they´re straight but when we point that out they tell us they´re really bi.

It´s unlikely that a couple with a profile that says that the male is straight (even if he is secretly bi) would contact a bi male profile and have that pointed out to them and say ´actually the male half is bi´. If that makes any sense ?

So, you're suggesting that closeted bi male MF couples would perhaps sooner contact an openly-bi single guy like me rather than an openly fully bi MF couple, if I understood right?"

No, that´s not what I meant.

I´m saying a closeted bi male is more likely to contact a bi couple than a closeted bi couple are to contact a bi male.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

We've met loads of couples where both are bi but the man was listed as straight. Same with single men- straight profile but actually bi.

They are both dishonest but we understand why and don't care what profiles say.

Bi men in couples are likely to be forgiven by most because he's bringing pussy bait.

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By *_Marius OP   Man  over a year ago

Currently Faraway


"We've met loads of couples where both are bi but the man was listed as straight. Same with single men- straight profile but actually bi.

They are both dishonest but we understand why and don't care what profiles say.

Bi men in couples are likely to be forgiven by most because he's bringing pussy bait.

"

Mmmm ok. Interesting point there!

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By *_Marius OP   Man  over a year ago

Currently Faraway


"I´ll answer the question then

Of course there´s no difference. If you lie about your sexuality it makes no difference whether you´re single or part of a couple.

To be honest I´m not even sure how this can be a question

Point taken, but. Although I don't profess, by any means, to hold any exclusivity to the 'truth' out there, a bit of online observation has shown me that more often than not, it is single men who seem to be the target of the complaint of "fake bi", not so much the closeted bi males of man-woman couples. If some of you were to experience the swinging scene where I am right now, 9 out of 10 fully bisexual couples do not openly advertise their man-to-man desires....

But that´s logical isn´t it ? We get loads of guys contact us whose profile says they´re straight but when we point that out they tell us they´re really bi.

It´s unlikely that a couple with a profile that says that the male is straight (even if he is secretly bi) would contact a bi male profile and have that pointed out to them and say ´actually the male half is bi´. If that makes any sense ?

So, you're suggesting that closeted bi male MF couples would perhaps sooner contact an openly-bi single guy like me rather than an openly fully bi MF couple, if I understood right?

No, that´s not what I meant.

I´m saying a closeted bi male is more likely to contact a bi couple than a closeted bi couple are to contact a bi male."

Yep, I get it now. But how often does a closeted bi-male MF couple contact an openly fully bi MF couple? Could it be that it happens very often and the closeted bi male is forgiven because he brings "pussy bait" as a lady pointed out?

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By *dam_TinaCouple  over a year ago

Hampshire


"I´ll answer the question then

Of course there´s no difference. If you lie about your sexuality it makes no difference whether you´re single or part of a couple.

To be honest I´m not even sure how this can be a question

Point taken, but. Although I don't profess, by any means, to hold any exclusivity to the 'truth' out there, a bit of online observation has shown me that more often than not, it is single men who seem to be the target of the complaint of "fake bi", not so much the closeted bi males of man-woman couples. If some of you were to experience the swinging scene where I am right now, 9 out of 10 fully bisexual couples do not openly advertise their man-to-man desires....

But that´s logical isn´t it ? We get loads of guys contact us whose profile says they´re straight but when we point that out they tell us they´re really bi.

It´s unlikely that a couple with a profile that says that the male is straight (even if he is secretly bi) would contact a bi male profile and have that pointed out to them and say ´actually the male half is bi´. If that makes any sense ?

So, you're suggesting that closeted bi male MF couples would perhaps sooner contact an openly-bi single guy like me rather than an openly fully bi MF couple, if I understood right?

No, that´s not what I meant.

I´m saying a closeted bi male is more likely to contact a bi couple than a closeted bi couple are to contact a bi male.

Yep, I get it now. But how often does a closeted bi-male MF couple contact an openly fully bi MF couple? Could it be that it happens very often and the closeted bi male is forgiven because he brings "pussy bait" as a lady pointed out? "

No idea, we don´t meet couples

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By *_Marius OP   Man  over a year ago

Currently Faraway


"I´ll answer the question then

Of course there´s no difference. If you lie about your sexuality it makes no difference whether you´re single or part of a couple.

To be honest I´m not even sure how this can be a question

Point taken, but. Although I don't profess, by any means, to hold any exclusivity to the 'truth' out there, a bit of online observation has shown me that more often than not, it is single men who seem to be the target of the complaint of "fake bi", not so much the closeted bi males of man-woman couples. If some of you were to experience the swinging scene where I am right now, 9 out of 10 fully bisexual couples do not openly advertise their man-to-man desires....

But that´s logical isn´t it ? We get loads of guys contact us whose profile says they´re straight but when we point that out they tell us they´re really bi.

It´s unlikely that a couple with a profile that says that the male is straight (even if he is secretly bi) would contact a bi male profile and have that pointed out to them and say ´actually the male half is bi´. If that makes any sense ?

So, you're suggesting that closeted bi male MF couples would perhaps sooner contact an openly-bi single guy like me rather than an openly fully bi MF couple, if I understood right?

No, that´s not what I meant.

I´m saying a closeted bi male is more likely to contact a bi couple than a closeted bi couple are to contact a bi male.

Yep, I get it now. But how often does a closeted bi-male MF couple contact an openly fully bi MF couple? Could it be that it happens very often and the closeted bi male is forgiven because he brings "pussy bait" as a lady pointed out?

No idea, we don´t meet couples "

Ok fair enough

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