ragdoll -> RE: A General Question for submissives (9/2/2005 12:40:08 AM)
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giggling chuckling.........tongue-in-cheek.... whats not to understand? smirk....wink....the gate swings both ways lil missy. ya hear me, pil-grim? lonewolf05 Well, Sir, if so, how could a bisexual Man be monogamous with a woman? Just by sacrificing a part of Himself? That seems undesirable. pinkpleasures Can i ask what it is about what Euryanx and i said that you don't understand? We are both bisexuals would would not feel we would be "sacrificing" a part of ourselves by dating someone of one gender only. Let me put it reeeeeeeeeally simple (overly simplified - even), in a way you might be able to relate to. Have you ever dated a man with brown hair, pinkpleasures? Did you ever enjoy dating the man with brown hair? Would you be open to dating another brown-haired man in the future? Have you ever dated a man with blond hair? Did you ever enjoy dating a man with blond hair? Would you be open to dating another man with blond hair some time in the future? (perhaps you can guess where i'm going with this already, but if not). If you were to find a man to date now... someone to be your master.. or boyfriend.. or whatever... Lets say you start dating... start building a relationship.. she's a really grand guy... but he has blond hair.... By exclusively dating this blond haired man would you feel like you were "sacrificing your like of brown haired men by not dating one of them too!"... and what about RED headed men, perhaps you would need to date one of those too, less you be stifled.... See how that's kinda silly? You could date a blond man without feeling like you were "giving up brown haired men". i can date a woman without feeling like i'm "giving up on men". i can do that because just like YOU don't need to date two men of varying hair colours at the same time. i don't need to date two people of varying "sex organs" at the same time. i don't feel i'm giving something up by doing that. Granted, i'm sure there are bisexual people who want a man and woman at the same time. But so what... there are straight people who date two people at once. But not every straight person needs to have "two lovers of the opposite genders at the same time".. and not every bisexual person needs to have "two lovers, one of each gender, at the same time"........ does that make even the teenie-tiniest amount of sense? *hopes*
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