ShaktiSama
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ORIGINAL: darchChylde Though, i will say that i believe that for a bisexual woman to remain monagomous to a man and to never sleep with women (or a woman) on the side (openly and honestly, of course) would be unhealthy. It's seldom wise to deny such an important side of one's self, i learned as much when i went vanilla for five years after a particularly bad incident at a club. Again, you're talking about being poly, not bi. There's nothing being "denied" when a monogamous person is monogamous, to a person of either sex, whether he/she is bisexual or not. It's when you're polyamorous and you try to be monogamous that you're in denial--and this is true whether you're straight, bi or gay. Sorry to be a stickler about this, but I get very sick of people who cannot tell the difference between bisexual and polyamorous. The two are not mutually exclusive, by any means--but neither are they automatically the same thing. I am bisexual--I am NOT automatically poly. And more than one man has destroyed his relationship with me utterly by assuming that I was. When I am in a serious relationship with a man, I am not "in denial" because I don't want anyone else in my bed. I am not automatically going to be thrilled when he drags home a hot little femme sub for me to dominate because I'm bi--any more than I woiuld automatically be thrilled if he dragged home another guy for me to dominate because I was straight. Be careful about this sort of thing. Seriously. Your ego aside, when you're talking about someone else's sexuality, it's best to know what your terms mean.
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