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god i really don't know why this thread is making my blood boil.
that someone feels a need to post anonymously through blue ffs? what's that all about??? i've been sat on a complete rant for hours, and refrained from posting it! labels? what's that doing here then ffs!
neil x x x ;-)
Neil, two words.........
Anger management! :P
(it was you wasn`t it? Good cover wink )
Venusxxx
smile
thank you corrie.
it is entirely the disgusted tone that disgusts me! and i'm gonna log out now so i can't post cos it makes me really bloody angry!
neil x x x ;-)
I am a bi guy and don't have a problem with others knowing it on this site but i wouldn't want my friends or family to know.
All i want from a guy is his cock. I have no desire to kiss or do touchy feely stuff with him.
As i am not physically attracted to men i know i don't want to kiss them without trying it, however i was curious about the touching other cock. I eventually tried it and enjoyed it.
I met a really nice bi curious guy who tried bi fun with us and enjoyed it but had no desire to do it again. (honestly, it wasn't anything to do with us)
We have also spoken to many guys on here that have an ad saying they are str8 but told us they are bi or curious but think that it would put people off.
At the end of the day it is up to the individual to decide.
blast for the guys
kiss for the ladies
Quote by corriefem
Interesting thread and one thing that I have always wanted to ask so I will redface surprisedops:
In situations of swinging there must beoccasions where there may be a number of men and women on the same bed etc therefore males are touching other males - sorry but that is obvious and I would have thought whether you are bi or not you would have to come to terms with just touching another mans body to get to a womans :shock: :shock: or does everyone just stand around politely.
Strange I am not bi but I would never say that I would be repulsed by a woman, just not interested. Why do men feel that they say they would be repulsed????????? These are genuine questions as swinging is meant to be among friends therefore are you sayinjg your male friends are repulsive?

I don't have a problem with physical contact with other males, I'm actually quite affectionate to my male friends, I just don't want sex or any form of deliberate sexual contact with them that's all. In a DP situation it's unavoidable, but that's not a situation I've been in, and I don't expect it would freak me out particularly unless he thought I fancied him or something.
Several times I've been asked "surely you must be curious to know what it's like?". Well yeah, sort of... I've wondered what it would feel like to be stabbed to death, but that doesn't mean I want to find out. confused
Ice
I have read this thread with much interest and have found myself sort of hicklety picklety about how i feel about it. I have decided to just write and allow you to make and draw your own conclusions.
Am i a female bi, or am i not. Right at this moment, no i'm not, if i was to go into the chatroom and a friend came in, then yes, i might be. I don't walk about the streets checking out the females cause usually i'm too interested in the males. My sexuality is forming and i hope that till the day i die, it will continue to form in whatever, shape or form.
Ideas that i initially THOUGHT repulsed me, were questioned when i was in a position to make them, not just a thought, but a reality. It then made me question the initial repulsion in the first place. If a mind is closed to a situation, or the mind shuts out possibilities to experience, of any description, not just sexual, then its quite sad really.
Not sad for the society, but sad for the individual, that they themselves have chosen to give up there own self power to the society within which it lives. A life expereince possiblity might never happen because of themselves.
Woman openly admit that they are bi, and are not chastised in any way by society, especially within the society of SH, and as some of you have said already, it is possitively encouraged. Positively encouraged by males, and agreed with by females, either bi or not.
We all have the right to be who the hell we want to be, to experience what we want, whenever we want without fear of ridicule or chastisement. That is an individuals right, not priviledge. If i want to be bi, i will be, if i don't, i won't. And because i have the above rights, i will choose when and if, i change my mind, and at what time i want.
Time never stands still, and the lives we had yesterday, are not the same as the ones we have today, so really what i am saying is, never close your minds off to anything at any time. Be as open to everything as you possibly can be.
As to those who feel that they have had to "admit" to something, i send you hugs and kisses, because your sexuality is your own business and feeling that your sharing experiences is an admission, and suggestive of a wrong doing, is just so beyond my comprehension.
I want to try everything, no boundaries. Only by being that way will i ever reach the point of knowing what i like, and what i don't. And providing I look after myself along the way, which is the responsible way of ensuring everyone's health and well being, then its my issue, and i would allow no one to intimidate or condemn me.
Condemnation is only possible from people with a closed mind, and effectively, there is no rationalising. But hey, thats cool too, that is there issue.!
Lots of love, hugs and kisses,
Little
XXX
As a Moderator I have to spend a lot of time checking out the ads that are posted on this site. This means I have to spend time in the Men seeking Men Category, which is not an area I would usually visit.
There are men in there offering to do all sorts of thing to each other. Some of them make me laugh and others make me cringe, but having said that I would fight for their right to do those things (so long as they are legal).
We are all individuals with differing likes and dislikes - and that's the way it should be.
Quote by Sgt Bilko
As a Moderator I have to spend a lot of time checking out the ads that are posted on this site. This means I have to spend time in the Men seeking Men Category, which is not an area I would usually visit.
There are men in there offering to do all sorts of thing to each other. Some of them make me laugh and others make me cringe, but having said that I would fight for their right to do those things (so long as they are legal).
We are all individuals with differing likes and dislikes - and that's the way it should be.

well said sarge xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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i dont know whereJ3diMast3r got his information that most at fetish clubs are gay if not bi men, take it from me thats really not the case.

I think you misunderstood that part of the post Satin, I wasn't saying that most of the guys at Fetish clubs were gay/bi - I was just saying that the man-man play is usually between 2 guys who are gay as opposed to bi-curious and just trying it out. I'm aware that most of the guys at fetish clubs are straight as I've been to several . There's a greater sexual diversity in a fetish club than you find at a swingers club.
Quote by corriefem
In situations of swinging there must beoccasions where there may be a number of men and women on the same bed etc therefore males are touching other males - sorry but that is obvious and I would have thought whether you are bi or not you would have to come to terms with just touching another mans body to get to a womans :shock: :shock: or does everyone just stand around politely.

Yep, it happens, but as I said previously, people take it as just one of those things and pretty inevitable in the circumstances. I've not seen anyone get distressed or angry about it.
I feel the need to make a mildly confessional post on this thread, please excuse me if I ramble a bit...
About 1% of my sexual experiences have been with men (and all those have been through SH). Stick a label that says 'bi' on me if you like, removing the optional 'curious' bit.
I've never kissed, hugged or had anal sex with a man. Peel the label off again, or replace the 'curious' bit if you like.
When the mood takes me, I like to have a big hard cock forced right down the back of my throat, and I love to be deep throated in that special way (that only comes from experience) that I've only ever had from other men. Stick the label back on if you like.
Gay (male) porn does nothing for me, and lesbian porn is all right but I often end up wishing one of the women would get out of the way so I can see the other one better.
I tried being on the giving end of anal sex once... (with a woman as happens), and the added tightness/tabooness (is that a word?) didn't outweigh the yuk factor of dealing with a shit-covered condom afterward. I'll only do it again if I'm convinced the other person *really* wants it. I've never tried recieving anal, and the thought of it doesn't really do much for me, if imagine a man or a woman with a strap on strap-on doing it doens't seem to make much difference to me.
Was I in a closet? Am I out of it now? You be the judge.
Having said all that, I wouldn't initiate anything with a man in a mmf situation, because I know it's got a fair chance of making the other guy uncomfortable... and to be brutally honest I'm probably going to be giving the woman all my attention. I don't answer the 'looking for a bi guy' adverts for that same reason... given a choice, I prefer women.
Well, that's that. If you've got a problem with what I wrote... then you've got a problem with it, not me :-)
Quote by westerross

Well you might "think" you might like it but the test may prove otherwise. I'm not disagreeing with you, only perhaps suggesting that you don't "know" it's for you until after. (Whatever "IT" might be).

Errr - sucking another bloke's cock. (Kinky - that's three of the feckers now!)
I don't understand, your comment doesn't seem to have anything to do with my quote you left up there. My quote was intended to apply to life, and has just as much to do with riding a motorcycle as buggering your next door neighbour. I mean to imply only that your comment that you know if you're gonna like something is not necessarily so, in fact it's often not so.
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Just chat to Mars (who is also following this thread very closely) and we both have the same feeling about one common reaction offered here. This is just an observation, and not at all a gripe as the feeling offered is not at all directed at bi guys, and is a personal and therefore very valid one. smile
It`s the `feeling sick at the thought` comments. Reading stuff like that is kind of off-putting, and probably doesn`t help the bi-curious men openly embrace the idea. Venusxxx

This is an open forum and most interesting for that, so I guess if someone is "sick at the thought" of something it's proper to say so. From my earlier post it would be ridiculous to say I was 100% straight, but I am "sick at the thought" of a number of generally gay activities, shall I name some. Buggery, Rimming, Fisting, kissing a man, these things I KNOW make me feel so uncomfortable as to validate the idea of being "sick at the thought".
About blow jobs I just choose to decline, I'm not "sick at the thought", and about masturbation I have shown no objection to it on the few occasions the opportunity has passed my way in recent years.
We should all remember that sexuality is a rainbow and we all occupy different parts, something for everyone, someone for everyone.
Quote by Ice Pie
Several times I've been asked "surely you must be curious to know what it's like?". Well yeah, sort of... I've wondered what it would feel like to be stabbed to death, but that doesn't mean I want to find out. confused
Ice

Very good.
Well this is the first time ive sat and read through this i find it such a shame that someone has to send a pm to Blue to then put it on here,no one should feel ashamed of theyre sexuality at all.
I personally am at the moment Bi curious,ive never tried anything more than a snog with another woman,so i have no idea whether ill enjoy doing anyhing more sexual or not until i try it.I find myself curious about a lot sexually,if im curious about something then i like to try it and see if i like it because there is really no other way of finding out.
I find the fact that some of the males on here have put that the thoughts of doing anything sexually with another man makes them feel sick insulting,and its comments like that,that prevent people such as Blue's friend posing exactly how they feel on here.
If Steve was to turn around and tell me that he was curious then i would be behind him 100%,theres so much out there that can be tried and it an awful shame if you miss out on something that you might really enjoy if your too scared to even try it in the first place.
I think that Bi or Bi curious females on here are more common place and that is why some people take it for granted that all females are!
If i was in a MMF situation or MMFF then i wouldnt be shocked or surprised to see one man touch another,or would it put me off,to be honest i actually find it quite a turn on from a personal point of view.I like to see someone enjoying themselves,how ever it is they wish to do so.
But i do agree with the opinion that theres certain things that you don't have to try to know that you won't like it,i myself wouldnt dream of watersports or anything along those lines!!
I hope that this has all come across how it was intended!!
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I find the fact that some of the males on here have put that the thoughts of doing anything sexually with another man makes them feel sick insulting,and its comments like that,that prevent people such as Blue's friend posing exactly how they feel on here.

I really don't think you should feel that way Clare. I think it's OK to feel sick at the thought of something, it's entirely personal. It's not a reference to other people.
I'm absolutely not "sickened" by any of the posters on here for their legal lifestyle choice, anyone who feels like that is on the wrong web site. I think there's a difference.
Quote by musketeer
I find the fact that some of the males on here have put that the thoughts of doing anything sexually with another man makes them feel sick insulting,and its comments like that,that prevent people such as Blue's friend posing exactly how they feel on here.

I really don't think you should feel that way Clare. I think it's OK to feel sick at the thought of something, it's entirely personal. It's not a reference to other people.
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I also think its fine to feel that way,but putting it across in that way on hereisexactly whats preventing certain people showing how they feel!
... aren't rimming and fisting, heterosexual activities too rather than mainly gay? Don't see the fun in fisting confused , though a little rimming can be fun biggrin ... but not if she didn't bathe first :shock:
lol
Yes, rimming and fisting are commonly done by heterosexual and lesbians, not just gay men..... rolleyes
Blue off to compose a big post right now..... evil
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Blue off to compose a big post right now..... evil

It's have to be humungous to beat JudyTV's one smile
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... aren't rimming and fisting, heterosexual activities too rather than mainly gay? Don't see the fun in fisting confused , though a little rimming can be fun biggrin ... but not if she didn't bathe first :shock:
lol

Well can I say, before I get flamed for some supposed homophomic tendency, that I'm not an expert on who does them, my main thought being they're OK for anyone but me. But I did cover myself with the word "generally".
Quote by musketeer
Just chat to Mars (who is also following this thread very closely) and we both have the same feeling about one common reaction offered here. This is just an observation, and not at all a gripe as the feeling offered is not at all directed at bi guys, and is a personal and therefore very valid one. smile
It`s the `feeling sick at the thought` comments. Reading stuff like that is kind of off-putting, and probably doesn`t help the bi-curious men openly embrace the idea. Venusxxx

This is an open forum and most interesting for that, so I guess if someone is "sick at the thought" of something it's proper to say so. From my earlier post it would be ridiculous to say I was 100% straight, but I am "sick at the thought" of a number of generally gay activities, shall I name some. Buggery, Rimming, Fisting, kissing a man, these things I KNOW make me feel so uncomfortable as to validate the idea of being "sick at the thought".
About blow jobs I just choose to decline, I'm not "sick at the thought", and about masturbation I have shown no objection to it on the few occasions the opportunity has passed my way in recent years.
We should all remember that sexuality is a rainbow and we all occupy different parts, something for everyone, someone for everyone.
Now I hope most people here know me well enough to know that I am one of the last people who would want to seriously criticise anyone for thier opinion (although I have done in the heat of the moment). I hate conflict, and if I do see a daft post, I will normally try to react with a tongue in cheek remark. I was, in this case, trying to be very careful not to condemn others here for thier reaction, and was genuinely interested as to whether it left others, who are newly exploring the idea of same sex fun, with the same reaction. I`m not interested in `whose fault` this reaction is. I just think it would be valuable to Mars` to hear more opinions on his and perhaps other`s feelings upon gaining confidence.
Is it the poster or reader`s diplomacy/reaction which needs changing? Beats the shit of of me! Should our anonymous friend be respected for posting anon, his `coming out` being his own personal journey when he is ready, or is it a reflection on some of the attitudes here? To be honest, I hadn`t really given it a great deal of thought when I read his post..
I just..........
Awww sod it, I didn`t do it, therefore I`m not...
You didn`t see me right?! wink
Venusxxx
Quote by VenusnMars
Is it the poster or reader`s diplomacy/reaction which needs changing? Beats the shit of of me! Should our anonymous friend be respected for posting anon, his `coming out` being his own personal journey when he is ready, or is it a reflection on some of the attitudes here? To be honest, I hadn`t really given it a great deal of thought when I read his post..Venusxxx

I didn't really understand it. I mean, am I not anonymous? Just because I have a user name doesn't mean you know who I am, (I hope - nothing personal of course).
I assume that if I wanted to I could register a second ID to be even more anonymous than I am now, so I did think it was a strange way to post.
Also, although many people have been quite strong about their own willingness to do some things, including me, I haven't actually heard a word of condemnation of others, and I think I'd be quite surprised to read it on a site like this.
I once, on another site, registered another username in order to discuss an issue I was having. I`d never met anyone there in real life, yet my existing username was so well established, I didn`t want said issue to be connected with that name. In time, when I gained confidence, I came clean, but at the time, it was the way I needed to approach it.
Perhaps there has been no condemnation, but I had a feeling that this thread was taking a less desirable turn. Apologies if I misread that smile
Venusxxx
Quote by Sgt Bilko
The thought of me giving a man a blow job, or even touching another mans bits makes me feel sick. I am not in the slightest bit curious as to what it would be like because my every instinct tells me it is not for me.

It would seem that I was the first to use the phrase "makes me feel sick" so I feel somewhat obliged to clarify my meaning.
The thought of two men interacting sexually does not interest me but neither does it make me feel sick, much in the same way as two people indulging in Water Sports makes me feel.
The thought of me interacting sexually with another man does make me feel sick. That is something completely different. It is not meant as a condemnation of Bi-men, merely that it is not for me.
Now what is wrong with that? dunno
Having got my confessional post out of the way, I'll try and come up with something that has a bit more substance...
We live in a society that doesn't approve of a lot of things. Here on SH, we pride ourselves on being an open minded bunch of people, partly because swinging is a (comparitively mild) in our society.
This highlights a clash between our collective ideological position of 'taboos are bad' and our personal preferences. It's easy to get morally offended that adverts that say no black men (or only black men) are racist, ones that say no bi-men are homophobic, and so on.
It's very easy to take a strong anti- position, and not realise all the implications that has. It's a natural instinct for a mildly opressed minority like us 'swingers' to jump in and hold a moral position that 'all kinds of consenual sexuality are good, and everyone should try everything at least once', but that's not a point of view that's actually defensible.
Somewhere along the line, *something* will make you go "eww!". I won't go into explicit details, since mixing up a sufficiently repulsive blend of necrophilia, s&m and besiality is simply flogging a dead horse :-)
Everyone does have their limits, and we have to learn to accept that - I'm tempted to pick out Scat (or 'Hardsports', call it what you will) as an example of something that even the most open-minded of us are going to hav a problem with, but I don't want to offend anyone who is into that. Pushing your limits can be a fun way of discovering new pleasures, or it can be a nasty way of becoming reaquainted with your last meal. I used to take great pride (use a capital P if you like) in proclaiming that all legal sex acts are good, and that my limits are broader than most people's, but now I'm much more neutral about it. I'm orally bi, but so what? I won't shove it down your throat - politically at least :-)
I implore people who attach the label 'curious' to themselves (concerning any legal sexual activity, not just 'bi' things) to go and satisfy their curiosity, because the pleasure gained from a lifetime of doing something you find you like outweighs the momentary displeasure of trying something you don't enjoy and not doing it again - and that's the whole of my moral position on the matter.
The problem with this is that no-one will go on the 'I like some things, you like some things, let's do anything that we both mutually like' Pride march, because it's not a particularly forceful proposition - hence I end up in some sort of ill-defined nowhere land between hetero and bi, and have to write essays instead of shagging, which I think I would be doing a lot more of if I fell into one of the more easily labeled categories. Oh well...
Having been watching this thread progress i feel i would like to say something.
When i first said to N i was curious about other women he jumped at the idea hence we decided to start swinging. Having been on another nameless sight we had a few meets but not much happened then we decided to join here still not much happened but the more we looked at the site the more we talked. I found i liked the idea of 2 men and spoke to N about it, he agreed he was curious and so we changed our add saying we were both bi-curious, but respected limits if we were to meet a bi fem couple. Needless to say since we changed our add the number of replies we get has dwindled (do straight blokes think he is going to jump on them!) We had a meet with a bi male and N received oral which he loved, he gave nothing in return but would in the right situation, but some things he would not wish to do.
Unless you try things you never know if you might enjoy them. Each to there own but dont judge others!
F
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Needless to say since we changed our add the number of replies we get has dwindled
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We rarely get responses either, those we do recieve are from single Bi-men who we are not advertising for. Another couple on here have advertised for Single bi men as well as couples, they have had lots of replies.
Not that we can afford any meets at the moment anyway, we are barely keeping up with the munches!
Venusxxx (still not doing the housework, but who is dressed and has opened the curtains)
A fascinating debate, indeed. Brought me out of my forum dormancy after Vix' & my trips to the 'States and the myriad visitors we've had since. Perhaps I've recovered enough to rant on a bit? Hmm - let's see...
I've always considered myself to be a "semi-bi" male, kind of halfway between "-curious" and full-on "bi-". I have no problem making sexual contact with another man, and even enjoy sucking the odd cock every now and again, but would NEVER engage in anal sex - with man, woman or beast; giving or receiving - simply out of personal preference (and, before you all jump on me (*eek*) yes, I have tried it). I've never snogged another guy, though - it's just never happened - although I can't necessarily say that I'd find it objectionable (unless he had facial hair, hypocrite that I am).
That said, it seems to be an common fantasy of males to witness two women engaging in a sexual act together (I won't say "lesbian", because I feel that term denotes a lifestyle choice, not a sexual act). Conversely, many of the women I've had the intimacy with to discuss such things readily admit that the thought of MM sex is a major turn-on! Flip the coin over and I have the same females saying that they're curious about trying sex with another woman. The males, however, seem largely repulsed by the thought of any manner of mutual sexual contact with another man! It all seems rather one-sided to me.
Is this simply that men would never admit to any degree of sexual interest in their own gender out of fear of ostracism? Why do some even go so far as to become aggressive at the mere thought? I can almost empathize with Blues' correspondent's request for anonymity, as this has been a concern Vix & I have discussed in the past. She's often expressed worry that we'll "pull" a guy who would slug me if he got the inkling that I was even slightly bisexual! This is precisely why our ad requests that any respondent - man, woman or couple - be at least bi-curious...and I'm sure that this has dissuaded a lot of couples from replying.
Now, I don't have to be bi- in a MMF situation, it's just a nice extension to the experience (Vix seems to like it!). We had a threesome some months ago with a decidedly-straight male, and there was no problem. All of the attention was focused upon Vix, and he didn't mind physical (albeit non-sexual) contact from me - kinda critical for such activities as DP. All in all, a pleasant night. What I cannot tolerate, however, is a male who wishes to participate in the sexual intimacy of Vix & my relationship while keeping a homophobic distance from me. It's just awkward and, ultimately, disappointing (as I can attest to from a MMF experience some 20+ years ago).
Vix & I had our very first foursome this past weekend with a couple who'd responded to our SH ad. Although they said they didn't have the ability to send us the requested photo, we were nonetheless intrigued by their e-mail correspondence (it was the woman who had initiated contact as well). We relaxed our demands and decided to invite them to neutral territory - our annual village quiz - to meet up. They proved to be attractive, friendly, witty and intelligent...a bit overly-posh, even, in comparison to Vix & me. After the quiz, we ended up back at the local pub for a drink and then got a couple bottles of wine to take back to ours. After another hour or so of conversation, we all ended up in bed (thereby resolving Vix' & my long-time curiosity about whether we could fit four in there). Both partners were bi-, and Vix had her very first FF liaison (yay!)! At one point, Vix & she were engaged together on one side of the bed whilst he & I were on the other casually fiddling about with each other. He asked if I'd be OK with a mutual suck, so we went into a full-blown (pun intended) 69 whilst the girls continued to do their thing. When we finally looked up, they were both sitting next to us, sipping tea and enjoying the show. The nerve! Exploiting us like that for their wanton viewing pleasure!!
If, indeed, so many females share this common fantasy of seeing two men together, why are their partners so reluctant to grant them the pleasure of this? Especially since converse - a man watching his partner with another woman - seems almost de rigeur in the swinging community? This seems to be the case, at least, from the multitude of ads I've browsed here. Judging by those, I'd have to agree that the bi-male is indded a rarity. Or is it just the admitted bi-male we're talking about here? I sometimes wonder just how many of those males who adamantly include "str8" in their ads would survive the "blindfolded BJ" test (hee hee)?
Respect to everyone for their preferences, but it does seem a bit skewed, doesn't it? I am truly impressed by people like Mars who openly admit even a mild curiosity, but is it truly so rare? And will the loathing of other males repress those of our gender who are open to the experience from expressing our views publicly?! I sincerely hope not, as it's hard enough to find like-minded individuals without us being robbed of our confidence and societally pressured into hiding (as was the case with Blue's friend, although at least he found an alternative, comfortable way to openly share his thoughts with us)!!
Understanding full well that we probably won't be able to stamp out the blight of rampant heterosexuality in our lifetimes, how can we at least provide support and encouragement for those who might admit to having a slightly "bi-side"? To SH members' credit, however, I haven't seen a single post in this thread that is pointedly judgmental of condemns bisexuality - it's all just been honest expressions of personal preferences. And thanks due to crosspatch for opening up this veritable can of worms.
~Reese! surprised
P.S. A curiosity springs to mind: In a MFMF foursome involving two bi-fems and two str8-males, what do the guys do when the girls are otherwise involved with each other? Sit back and enjoy a friendly cup of tea??