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| No. They are all confused | 6 | |
| Yes. They didn't choose to like both genders. | 28 | |
| Of course. I wouldn't be if it didn't. | 19 | |
| They do but some that claim to be aren't | 16 | |
| No. They are secretly gay or whores wanting attention | 3 |
Of course it exists. Anyway, who cares whether or not it's "real" or whatever? If bisexuals are happy with it (which they are) then what's the problem?
I would totally fuck a dinosaur. Id be the first human to do it so yeah.
A lot of people do not think it exists because some people who claim to be bisexual are straight girls that want attention from guys or gay people that come out as bisexual too lessen the blow of their coming out process. There are also lesbians that don't like bisexual girls because of their own insecurities. They think they would leave them for a man. So the people that are truly bisexual are left with this bad reputation.
It's asexuals I have my doubts about. I think they're just people who are secretly scared of sex.
Not true. I'm asexual and I'm not scared of having sex; I've tried it, I just didn't like it.
I'm an asexual. I am not scared of sex. Never in my life time, have I experienced sexual attraction or had the inclination to have sexual relations.
Sexuality is a black and white subject. It's a spectrum that encompasses many different things. So, yes, of course it exists. I think people who claim it doesn't exist, are unwilling to open up their minds and learn.
Most likely. Some people think that a person has to like both sexes equally to be bisexual. That is incorrect. A person can like one sex more than the other. It's called a straight preference or gay preference. It's actually debatable whether a bisexual person can like both equally. You're bi as long as you're attracted to both.
I do not think bi is a sexual orientation all on it's own. It's just some people are extra horny and will do it with anybody. Seems like the best of both worlds to me. LOL.
I disagree. A bisexual can have a serious relationship and eventually settle down with someone. They are not all sexual deviants.
There's nothing deviant about getting lots of sex. Anybody can do it.
But can a bi-sexual really settle down and be truly happy with just one person? If so, does that give credence to my original statement?
But threesomes, now there's a thought.
Just because someone is attracted to both sexes doesn't mean they need both. Some bisexuals are actually looking for love. If they find the right person and have an emotional bond with them then they can truly be happy. And what about threesomes? Yes some bisexuals have threesomes and others don't. But bisexuals aren't the only ones that have threesomes.
I think people with different preferences and behaviours exist.
From my understanding bisexuality differs. E.g., some may have a romantic interest in only one sex, but a sexual interest in both.
Even if they are just confused and therefore not confining themselves to hetero-/homosexuality, the word bisexual is useful for referring to those who do both.
Yes.
Reason: It'll be easier to get a guy/girl.
Example: Have you seen France from Hetalia?