Ten questions about bisexuality

1.What does bisexual mean to be with both sexes?
Fact: Bisexuality refers only to the potential of individuals to have sex and gender in any gender. This may be general sexual or emotional relationships, in real life, or in sexual fantasies. Some bisexuals may interact with both sexes, while others develop relationships at different times and in different sexes. Most bisexuals do not need to be met at the same time and in the same way as sex.

2.Are bisexuals having the same interest in both sexes?
Fact: If you want to understand the degree of gender attraction to bisexuals, often find bisexual tend to prefer a gender.

3.Bisexuality is cross, engage in men and women relationship?
Fact: Bisexual sexual behavior is quite extensive. Some people have multiple partners; some people are in the state of no companion. Bungalism in the hybrid behavior is not more common than other groups.Welcome to www.seekingbiwomen.com!

4.Is bisexual unable to develop a one-to-one relationship?
Fact: bisexuals are only a sexual orientation, independent of one-on-one or one-to-many forms of life. Bisexuals, like all others, can develop long-term one-on-one commitment relationships with her / their loved ones. Bisexuals have a variety of forms of life, wanted homosexuals and heterosexuals.

5.Are bisexuals denying their homosexual tendencies?
Fact: Bisexuality is a tendency to contain homosexuality. Most of the bisexuals see themselves as part of the "gay" genes, many of whom are quite active in comrades' social or political communities. Some of us will use some words such as "bisexual lesbians" to call themselves to increase the visibility of both issues at the same time.

6.Is bisexuality a mere transition?
Fact: Some people experience a bisexual transition period, to accept their own homosexuality or heterosexual identity. But for many people, bisexuality is still a long-term tendency. In fact, we also found that homosexuality is also likely to be a transitional period of accepting self-bisexual identity.

7.Does bisexuality spread AIDS to lesbians and heterosexuals?
Fact: This myth is legalizing society to discriminate against bisexuality. "Bisexuality" This label refers only to a sexual orientation, and it has nothing to do with sexual behavior. AIDS can occur in a variety of sexual orientation. AIDS is transmitted by non-safe sexual behavior, sharing of needles, and improper transfusion. Bisexuality does not "lead to" AIDS.

8.Are bisexuals confused about their sexual orientation?
Fact: For bisexual and homosexuality, it is natural to go through a period of confusion before going to the closet. When you are in a group of oppressed people, people often say that you do not exist, before you start to identify yourself and find a supportive environment, confuse confusion is a reasonable response.

9.Are bisexuals often hiding in heterosexual communities?
Fact: For bisexuals, it is painful and the nuisance to "disguise" into heterosexuality, as is the homosexual who must muddle through. Bisexual is not heterosexual, and we do not agree with ourselves as heterosexual.

10.Will bisexual women abandon me for men?
Facts: Women who are uncomfortable or confused about same-sex attraction may use bisexual labels. Real bisexuals understand the attraction of gender to her. Whether it is bisexual or homosexual, are likely to once again hid the wardrobe. Those who can not make a promise may use "sex" as an excuse to leave a relationship.

It is very important that the so-called "bisexuality", "homosexuality" and "heterosexuality" are created by a heterosexual society with fear of fear and fear, Let's leave each other. We are all unique, can not be stuffed into a small classification lattice. Sometimes, we need to use these tags for political factors and to increase visibility. Our sexual dignity comes from understanding and accepting differences and seeing how beautiful the differences are among us.