LadyPact
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ORIGINAL: mistresszariah1 as a matter of fact it does to Me ,If Im going to have a ltr with this person. I will appreciate any useful advise, not these onliners with nothing else to do but put useless feedback In fact, the one liner did a lot more than your opening statement. If you are more concerned with the persons orientation, rather than the person, I wouldn't suggest the ltr. If you're more concern with what they are (the bi label) than who they are (the person), honestly, I wouldn't suggest it. You brought up two very distinct things in the OP. One of which is sucking cock, the other anal pleasure. There's a lot of things that you left out. Is he saying that, in his submission to you, he's willing to do these activities, or are they things that he seeks out on his own? It may not seem like there is a big difference to some, but in ways, that is the major difference right there. I've had submissives that have never had an interest in being with other males, but have done so with My involvement. There's also a lot of gaps missing in saying he enjoys anal stimulation. Do you mean with you (i.e., rimming, strap-on, etc.) or activity with another male without you? Again, a lot of grey area not specifically covered by the OP. A lot of submissives are what I would term, for the lack of a better phrase, situationally bi. In other words, in their submission, they will engage in certain acts, that they have no interest in otherwise. In other words, they do not seek out m/m encounters of their own accord. This goes into a whole other tangent about whether they are bi because they have committed the act, or because they did it in their submission. I'm sure that isn't the basis of your OP, so I won't get into it. Something else that might be lacking in the OP is why this is a concern for you. The most immediate that comes to mind is the health/safety issue. I find this has less to do with a person being bi or not, but whether they are practicing safe sex or not. The latter might be more important, if this is your concern. Is he sexually active without you? Is he practicing safe sex if he is? If the answer to either of those questions are yes, you might have a little more on your plate. There. Now you got more than a one liner. All of the above leads you right back to where you were to begin with. None of this can be answered by anyone except the person you hope to be involved with.
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