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Do any others feel that many gay RJ members are just as closed-minded as their str8 oppressors???
bijockmuscle Posts: 569
Apr 06, 2009 1:07 PM GMT
So many of them have a thing against bi guys...what is up with that???
Apr 06, 2009 1:15 PM GMT
My impression is some gay guys believe bi-sexuals are not being entirely truthful about their sexual orientation. At one time it was common for gay men to make their sexual orientation more acceptable to straight society by saying they were bi-sexual. The "I am not like them" attitude. You see a similar reaction from so-called str8-acting guys.

I personally believe that bi-sexuality is more common than most people believe, and that a significant minority of straight and gay guys are potentially bi-sexual. But society exerts subtle and sometimes not so subtle pressure for people to pick one.
Apr 06, 2009 1:16 PM GMT
bijockmuscle saidSo many of them have a thing against bi guys...what is up with that???


Close minded only with regards to bi? I think more intolerant than many heteros on lots of subjects.
Apr 06, 2009 1:18 PM GMT
This is not a personal attack, but I think the hostility you see isn't towards bi guys in general, but you specifically.
Apr 06, 2009 1:22 PM GMT
MunchingZombie saidThis is not a personal attack, but I think the hostility you see isn't towards bi guys in general, but you specifically.


quote for truth.
bijockmuscle Posts: 569
Apr 06, 2009 1:24 PM GMT
MunchingZombie saidThis is not a personal attack, but I think the hostility you see isn't towards bi guys in general, but you specifically.


actually my very first forum topic seeking to form a thread for just bi guys was when I first noticed it...there was no attack or anything and the hostility was totally uncalled for. Since then, yes, I have posted some controversial threads but the hostility towards bi's is still very present in RJ
Apr 06, 2009 1:25 PM GMT
SurrealLife saidMy impression is some gay guys believe bi-sexuals are not being entirely truthful about their sexual orientation. At one time it was common for gay men to make their sexual orientation more acceptable to straight society by saying they were bi-sexual. The "I am not like them" attitude. You see a similar reaction from so-called str8-acting guys.

I personally believe that bi-sexuality is more common than most people believe, and that a significant minority of straight and gay guys are potentially bi-sexual. But society exerts subtle and sometimes not so subtle pressure for people to pick one.

I agree with you, and would add this, at least based on my own feelings and the views of my gay friends:

Gay men fear bi men might dump them for women. It's bad enough we sometimes have to worry about rivalry from other men to keep our guy, but do we want to be competing with women, too? And how do we contend with that, if our bi BF is lusting after tits and pussy? Going the RuPaul route prolly won't win him back.

So that bi men may be viewed as unreliable lovers & partners by gay men. I think most of us want somebody who's committed to staying on our team, and not becoming a free agent.
Apr 06, 2009 1:54 PM GMT
Who are the str8 oppressors?
Mycro Posts: 107
Apr 06, 2009 2:41 PM GMT
I think it's because gay men are just as human as straight men. There are gay men who bash bi men. There are "masculine" gay men who bash "feminine" gay men. There are younger gay men who bash older gay men. Etc.

Just because we're gay doesn't mean that we're any more enlightened than the rest of the world.

I try my best to be as tolerant as possible and that's all I expect from others. I don't always succeed, but I try. Some people on this site that aren't making the same effort.
Apr 06, 2009 2:42 PM GMT
bijockmuscle saidSo many of them have a thing against bi guys...what is up with that???


Gee whiz, what a toughy...

People have and always will have strong and differing views. Being gay doesn't confer any special saintly attributes or wisdom, nor does it detract. Just as fallible, just as noble.

I know a lot of gays think that simply because they are gay they are better than the other people, those breeders and such. It's just arrogant bullshit of bitter souls.
Apr 06, 2009 3:04 PM GMT
Mycro saidI think it's because gay men are just as human as straight men. There are gay men who bash bi men. There are "masculine" gay men who bash "feminine" gay men. There are younger gay men who bash older gay men. Etc.

Just because we're gay doesn't mean that we're any more enlightened than the rest of the world.

I try my best to be as tolerant as possible and that's all I expect from others. I don't always succeed, but I try. Some people on this site that aren't making the same effort.


AYYYYYYYYYMEN!!!!!!!!
Apr 06, 2009 3:19 PM GMT
beeker said
bijockmuscle saidSo many of them have a thing against bi guys...what is up with that???


Gee whiz, what a toughy...

People have and always will have strong and differing views. Being gay doesn't confer any special saintly attributes or wisdom, nor does it detract. Just as fallible, just as noble.

I know a lot of gays think that simply because they are gay they are better than the other people, those breeders and such. It's just arrogant bullshit of bitter souls.


Of course it's arrogant BS of bitter people. The thing is though, that I would expect better from gay guys since we are part of a discriminated group. Yet,
we often turn around and do the same thing to others that we are pissed about when done to us
Apr 06, 2009 3:40 PM GMT
Blackguy4you said
beeker said
bijockmuscle saidSo many of them have a thing against bi guys...what is up with that???


Gee whiz, what a toughy...

People have and always will have strong and differing views. Being gay doesn't confer any special saintly attributes or wisdom, nor does it detract. Just as fallible, just as noble.

I know a lot of gays think that simply because they are gay they are better than the other people, those breeders and such. It's just arrogant bullshit of bitter souls.


Of course it's arrogant BS of bitter people. The thing is though, that I would expect better from gay guys since we are part of a discriminated group. Yet,
we often turn around and do the same thing to others that we are pissed about when done to us


So very true and so very unfortunate that those expectations are held in vain.

People have a long way to go before they can supersede their own egos. The world holds no shortage of hypocrites.
Apr 06, 2009 3:53 PM GMT
beeker said. The thing is though, that I would expect better from gay guys since we are part of a discriminated group. Yet,
we often turn around and do the same thing to others that we are pissed about when done to us ...The world holds no shortage of hypocrites.
I would have to agree with you here. I've observed an interesting conflict between what gays want and what gays give. Although the intention is often good, I've found that they remain the same in their failures of tolerance, understanding and equality despite what they often say. What it has proven to me is that they really are not any different than others in that realm.

The issue of being bi is one of confusion but I have to say that I think it's because it's a term used frequently by guys working on finding themselves. I do think there are truly bi guys but unlike SurrealLife, I don't think they are common but I think the majority use that "area" as a safe place until they can accept who they are. I know I did. Just my opinion of course.
Apr 06, 2009 4:08 PM GMT
Maybe it's just cuz some bi-men give all the rest a bad name. ...
SanDiegoNewbi... Posts: 68
Apr 06, 2009 4:16 PM GMT
Yes...
withHonor Posts: 908
Apr 06, 2009 4:17 PM GMT
Well Caslon, a bad seed does give everyone else of their category a bad name.

And to the original poster, why does it have to be RJ members versus in comparison to st8 oppressors? You're comparing a small specific group to a large broad audience which does not make sense.
coolarmydude Posts: 3039
Apr 06, 2009 4:28 PM GMT
bijockmuscle, I have seen how gays and str8s both give bisexuals an unfair shake, but you can't possibly be serious on that being an issue with you when you, yourself, give reason for others to not trust you. You are the married cheater "on the DL" without a facepic. You have far greater personal issues than the generality of this thread you created.


Before you can set the record straight with others, you have to begin setting the record straight with yourself.



Just being honest...
Apr 06, 2009 4:33 PM GMT
coolarmydude saidbijockmuscle, I have seen how gays and str8s both give bisexuals an unfair shake, but you can't possibly be serious on that being an issue with you when you, yourself, give reason for others to not trust you. You are the married cheater "on the DL" without a facepic. You have far greater personal issues than the generality of this thread you created.


Before you can set the record straight with others, you have to begin setting the record straight with yourself.



Just being honest...


Oh I didn't look at his profile... Well that certainly does now change things if he's talking about the treatment he has received from guys on this site
jpopenb Posts: 367
Apr 06, 2009 4:52 PM GMT
Just because one can be considered a minority in one definition or another doesnt give us a pass as to being the most open-minded persons in the world. I have to admit when I first came out I held the same attitudes about Bi men. I thought they couldnt make a decision or they are trying to be separatists, etc. I also decided I didnt want to date bi men because I had the same fear mentioned here , " they might leave me for a woman." Having said that, do i openly interact with bi's : yes; Do I want to date a bi man: n; I fell in love with one would I resist it: no. So intolerance is not a clear issue it is a grey one.
bijockmuscle Posts: 569
Apr 06, 2009 4:53 PM GMT
Blackguy4you said
coolarmydude saidbijockmuscle, I have seen how gays and str8s both give bisexuals an unfair shake, but you can't possibly be serious on that being an issue with you when you, yourself, give reason for others to not trust you. You are the married cheater "on the DL" without a facepic. You have far greater personal issues than the generality of this thread you created.


Before you can set the record straight with others, you have to begin setting the record straight with yourself.



Just being honest...


Oh I didn't look at his profile... Well that certainly does now change things if he's talking about the treatment he has received from guys on this site


it's all a load of horse crap! Before anyone knew anything about me, i made a thread for bi guys to talk. It was immediately attacked by some anti-bi men, such as Calson, Body4work, McGay, etc., becuase i dared label myself as bi. Yes, I have made many a controversial post to these forums and yes some think my actions of lying to my wife as disgusting, but that doesn't change the fact that many gay men (whether on RJ or elsewhere) are anti-bi...that simple.
Apr 06, 2009 4:57 PM GMT
jpopenb saidJust because one can be considered a minority in one definition or another doesnt give us a pass as to being the most open-minded persons in the world. I have to admit when I first came out I held the same attitudes about Bi men. I thought they couldnt make a decision or they are trying to be separatists, etc. I also decided I didnt want to date bi men because I had the same fear mentioned here , " they might leave me for a woman." Having said that, do i openly interact with bi's : yes; Do I want to date a bi man: n; I fell in love with one would I resist it: no. So intolerance is not a clear issue it is a grey one.


Funny you say that..

Yet when Prop 8 was passed in CA and the news reports said blacks were the primary cause of this happening: the gay community practically crucified the black community, arguing that as an oppressed minorty they should have known better. I wonder where you stood on this
bijockmuscle Posts: 569
Apr 06, 2009 5:00 PM GMT
Blackguy4you said
jpopenb saidJust because one can be considered a minority in one definition or another doesnt give us a pass as to being the most open-minded persons in the world. I have to admit when I first came out I held the same attitudes about Bi men. I thought they couldnt make a decision or they are trying to be separatists, etc. I also decided I didnt want to date bi men because I had the same fear mentioned here , " they might leave me for a woman." Having said that, do i openly interact with bi's : yes; Do I want to date a bi man: n; I fell in love with one would I resist it: no. So intolerance is not a clear issue it is a grey one.


Funny you say that..

Yet when Prop 8 was passed in CA and the news reports said blacks were the primary cause of this happening: the gay community practically crucified the black community, arguing that as an oppressed minorty they should have known better. I wonder where you stood on this


I am all for gay marriage...but that is totally irrelevant to this thread
Apr 06, 2009 5:02 PM GMT
bijockmuscle said
Blackguy4you said
coolarmydude saidbijockmuscle, I have seen how gays and str8s both give bisexuals an unfair shake, but you can't possibly be serious on that being an issue with you when you, yourself, give reason for others to not trust you. You are the married cheater "on the DL" without a facepic. You have far greater personal issues than the generality of this thread you created.


Before you can set the record straight with others, you have to begin setting the record straight with yourself.



Just being honest...


Oh I didn't look at his profile... Well that certainly does now change things if he's talking about the treatment he has received from guys on this site


it's all a load of horse crap! Before anyone knew anything about me, i made a thread for bi guys to talk. It was immediately attacked by some anti-bi men, such as Calson, Body4work, McGay, etc., becuase i dared label myself as bi. Yes, I have made many a controversial post to these forums and yes some think my actions of lying to my wife as disgusting, but that doesn't change the fact that many gay men (whether on RJ or elsewhere) are anti-bi...that simple.



Perhaps they are not anti-bi so much as anti -men who are married and yet trolling for dick. It's not the same thing you know.

I would not consider myself anti-bi. But I think a man who is married to a woman and yet is looking for dick is lower than the scum of the earth
bijockmuscle Posts: 569
Apr 06, 2009 5:05 PM GMT
Blackguy4you said
bijockmuscle said
Blackguy4you said
coolarmydude saidbijockmuscle, I have seen how gays and str8s both give bisexuals an unfair shake, but you can't possibly be serious on that being an issue with you when you, yourself, give reason for others to not trust you. You are the married cheater "on the DL" without a facepic. You have far greater personal issues than the generality of this thread you created.


Before you can set the record straight with others, you have to begin setting the record straight with yourself.



Just being honest...


Oh I didn't look at his profile... Well that certainly does now change things if he's talking about the treatment he has received from guys on this site


it's all a load of horse crap! Before anyone knew anything about me, i made a thread for bi guys to talk. It was immediately attacked by some anti-bi men, such as Calson, Body4work, McGay, etc., becuase i dared label myself as bi. Yes, I have made many a controversial post to these forums and yes some think my actions of lying to my wife as disgusting, but that doesn't change the fact that many gay men (whether on RJ or elsewhere) are anti-bi...that simple.



Perhaps they are not anti-bi so much as anti -men who are married and yet trolling for dick. It's not the same thing you know.

I would not consider myself anti-bi. But I think a man who is married to a woman and yet is looking for dick is lower than the scum of the earth


No one cares what you think of me...it is irrelevant and if you knew me, i am so not the type of person who gives a shit what others think of me...

However, that doesn't change the fact that before anyone knew i was married a bunch of anti-bi faggots attacked my thread...say what you want about me but the fact remains that many gay men are anti-bi
coolarmydude Posts: 3039
Apr 06, 2009 5:09 PM GMT
...and many bi men are anti-gay because they don't want to appear to the str8 world that they're less masculine for liking to have sex with men.
bijockmuscle Posts: 569
Apr 06, 2009 5:10 PM GMT
coolarmydude said...and many bi men are anti-gay because they don't want to appear to the str8 world that they're less masculine for liking to have sex with men.


that is one of the most stupid things i have heard. So you are saying bi men say/do anti-gay things to appear more masculine??? Any examples??
withHonor Posts: 908
Apr 06, 2009 5:13 PM GMT
[quote][cite]bijockmuscle said[/cite

that is one of the most stupid things i have heard.[/quote]

Isn't the posting question the same as well?
Apr 06, 2009 5:15 PM GMT
bijockmuscle said
Blackguy4you said
bijockmuscle said
Blackguy4you said
coolarmydude saidbijockmuscle, I have seen how gays and str8s both give bisexuals an unfair shake, but you can't possibly be serious on that being an issue with you when you, yourself, give reason for others to not trust you. You are the married cheater "on the DL" without a facepic. You have far greater personal issues than the generality of this thread you created.


Before you can set the record straight with others, you have to begin setting the record straight with yourself.



Just being honest...


Oh I didn't look at his profile... Well that certainly does now change things if he's talking about the treatment he has received from guys on this site


it's all a load of horse crap! Before anyone knew anything about me, i made a thread for bi guys to talk. It was immediately attacked by some anti-bi men, such as Calson, Body4work, McGay, etc., becuase i dared label myself as bi. Yes, I have made many a controversial post to these forums and yes some think my actions of lying to my wife as disgusting, but that doesn't change the fact that many gay men (whether on RJ or elsewhere) are anti-bi...that simple.



Perhaps they are not anti-bi so much as anti -men who are married and yet trolling for dick. It's not the same thing you know.

I would not consider myself anti-bi. But I think a man who is married to a woman and yet is looking for dick is lower than the scum of the earth


No one cares what you think of me...it is irrelevant and if you knew me, i am so not the type of person who gives a shit what others think of me...

However, that doesn't change the fact that before anyone knew i was married a bunch of anti-bi faggots attacked my thread...say what you want about me but the fact remains that many gay men are anti-bi


Dude, sounds to me like you are looking for some sort of validation. But that's not something I can help you with.
coolarmydude Posts: 3039
Apr 06, 2009 5:15 PM GMT
bijockmuscle said, "that is one of the most stupid things i have heard. So you are saying bi men say/do anti-gay things to appear more masculine??? Any examples??"


For starters, using the term "str8-acting". You know that one to be true. And even gay men use the term in order to come off as masculine.
bijockmuscle Posts: 569
Apr 06, 2009 5:18 PM GMT
coolarmydude saidbijockmuscle said, "that is one of the most stupid things i have heard. So you are saying bi men say/do anti-gay things to appear more masculine??? Any examples??"


For starters, using the term "str8-acting". You know that one to be true. And even gay men use the term in order to come off as masculine.


ok fine, i will give you that but like y ou said it is used by gay men as well...so how does it make a bi man anymore anti-gay than a gay that uses the term?
jpopenb Posts: 367
Apr 06, 2009 5:30 PM GMT
Blackguy4you said
jpopenb saidJust because one can be considered a minority in one definition or another doesnt give us a pass as to being the most open-minded persons in the world. I have to admit when I first came out I held the same attitudes about Bi men. I thought they couldnt make a decision or they are trying to be separatists, etc. I also decided I didnt want to date bi men because I had the same fear mentioned here , " they might leave me for a woman." Having said that, do i openly interact with bi's : yes; Do I want to date a bi man: n; I fell in love with one would I resist it: no. So intolerance is not a clear issue it is a grey one.


Funny you say that..

Yet when Prop 8 was passed in CA and the news reports said blacks were the primary cause of this happening: the gay community practically crucified the black community, arguing that as an oppressed minorty they should have known better. I wonder where you stood on this


The whole Prop 8 argument goes back to what I said and does relate to the thread. Some gay men, have intolerant attitudes despite being a minority . On the other hand, I have experienced intolerant attitudes from Bi, Bi curious, "straight acting" whole GLBT ablphabet soup, etc etc. Being of one minority does not give us a 'pass' or " yes we areopen-minded". Often I think many people assume one act of openmindedness clears you for any other act. This issue is not a yes or no issue. Prop 8 pointed that out. Some gay men attacked the black community. Intolerance is a grey issue whether it be bi/straightgay or anything else.
Apr 06, 2009 6:05 PM GMT

Some people just don't bi it.
Apr 06, 2009 6:08 PM GMT
I have always believed and always said... Be who you are and be proud of it. There is no room for intolerance in the world. How am I supposed to discriminate against someone and then be surprised when other people do the same thing back to me? Treat others the way you want to be treated regardless of who they are.
Webster666 Posts: 1230
Apr 06, 2009 6:11 PM GMT
I'm surprised at hostility toward bi-guys. And, I have to say that I haven't seen it. I tend to be more curious, wanting to know more about it, because I can't understand how anybody could be attracted to both men and women.
But, I do believe that a LOT of men are attracted to other men, but are afraid to admit it.
Apr 06, 2009 6:11 PM GMT
Many many are. The interesting thing is that most of them consider themselves enlightened and nonjudgemental.
Apr 06, 2009 6:16 PM GMT
I couldn't agree with you more. On my previous handle. I had started a thread that was basically the same as this one. I got some pretty damn nasty replies, and a bunch of hate mail. Gay guys just need to get over their fucking selves and realize that there is a thing called bisexuality. You are not programmed to love/lust over just one sex.

The way I see it, personally, is that if I like someone, I like them. I don't give a fuck if they have a pussy, or a dick. What matters to me is things like, personality, smartness, humorous, nice, sweet, and affectionate. Does this only mean that I can get these kinds of things from just a female, or just a male? I think not.
Tiller66 Posts: 218
Apr 06, 2009 6:16 PM GMT
Well I think that bi guys get the worst of it since they get grief from both sides.Myself I have no problums with bi guys.I think that the reason why most people in general have a beef with bi guys is that the most public face of being bi is the man ceating on thier partner and just the fact that bi guys have both sexes to choose from makes it hard for most to trust them in general.Now I'm not trying to pick on bijockmuscle but in my expirience that's why bi guys get the grief they get.I hope that answers your post and you might be mindful that when most members read a post they usually look at the members profile so if you don't want to get grief for things in your personal life don't put it on your profile.
chuckystud Posts: 4810
Apr 06, 2009 6:18 PM GMT
bijockmuscle saidSo many of them have a thing against bi guys...what is up with that???


Some folks don't like pink, fat folks, or tiny cars. We all have our own preferences. You'll have to be a big boy and deal with it as best as you can.

Life isn't fair.

Many bi guys don't have the confidence issues that some gay men have. Sometimes, gay men are very resentful and (LOL) mean.

Low confidence is a major turnoff for many folks. I'd advise you to get fully pictured and profiled. It'll cast you in a much better light. Also, quit being such a whiner.

Apr 06, 2009 6:23 PM GMT
Ok. So I have another thing to say... I was speaking for myself on my reply. I was only agreeing with bijock because I can see what he's saying.

I can also see why people act like that towards you man. I mean, it's kinda like this... it's people like you who give other bisexuals a bad name. I mean come on! "married bi guy on the DL...always horny..." and "I am looking for discreet regular FWB or fuck buddy ". Seriously, dude? That is some kind of fucked up. Does your wife know? I bet money that she doesn't.

So many people think that bi guys are just in it for the sex, and you are living proof of that. Can't you just take what you have and be happy? If you're not getting what you want from your wife, just tell her. You don't have to lie to her about shit, go sleep with men behind her back, and possibly give her an STD, or worse, HIV/AIDS. You should really think about this more man.
carabin Posts: 376
Apr 06, 2009 6:27 PM GMT
straight oppressors, hhahahahhhaha
MikePhilPerez Posts: 3689
Apr 06, 2009 6:31 PM GMT
My own view on this is, that some gay guys hide behind this bi thing because they think it shows them as being more of a man, than being 100% gay. That said, I'm not saying that bi does not exist. It is easy tell the gay from the bi.
Ducky46 Posts: 2604
Apr 06, 2009 6:38 PM GMT
I do not have anything against bi guys at all. What I do have a problem with is bi whom I have met and tried to pick me up and when I asked them about are they this candid with women and they say no. They don't see that as a form of deception. That is very troubling me. I'm not saying you are that kind of guy. But the ones I met does not matter what race it's still the same answer "That's none of her business". WTH! It is very much her business!
Or a few bi guys that I have met does not see being with a woman as a form of cheating! Cheating is cheating be it with Man Woman Cat or Dog.

A lot of us gay guys have run in to this and it just leaves me scratching my head. So when I guy tells me that he bi a wall goes up. Its one thing competing with a man but a woman no way she can you man nothing I never can legacy.
McGay Posts: 5115
Apr 06, 2009 6:44 PM GMT
Get me a friggin tissue.

Apr 06, 2009 6:55 PM GMT
NNJfitandbi said
tafkalil saidOk. So I have another thing to say... I was speaking for myself on my reply. I was only agreeing with bijock because I can see what he's saying.

I can also see why people act like that towards you man. I mean, it's kinda like this... it's people like you who give other bisexuals a bad name. I mean come on! "married bi guy on the DL...always horny..." and "I am looking for discreet regular FWB or fuck buddy ". Seriously, dude? That is some kind of fucked up. Does your wife know? I bet money that she doesn't.

So many people think that bi guys are just in it for the sex, and you are living proof of that. Can't you just take what you have and be happy? If you're not getting what you want from your wife, just tell her. You don't have to lie to her about shit, go sleep with men behind her back, and possibly give her an STD, or worse, HIV/AIDS. You should really think about this more man.


i don't know bimusclejock at all

but how do you know how careful he is, how often (if at all) he plays, or what

people in relationships, gay and straight, have sex with other people

I'm not defending the practice, but jeez, he's not doing anything different than a zillion other people on the planet

stop judging the man -- the practice you may not agree with, fine, but i simply refuse to believe that most of the moralists here haven't ever had sex when they were in a relationship with others

stop casting stones -- the ones who do are usually the biggest whores and crooks anyway


I have never had sex with someone else when I was in a relationship It is not done That defeats the purpose of my being in a relationship(speaking only for myself) For frig sake he took an oath to love honor etc etc! Is freaking nothing sacred anymore And exactly where do you draw the line? I like how people love to throw out the "judgmental red herring"
Does his wife know? Suppose he has children, will he be able to tell them about this

I have nothing against bi-men who are dating men and women without a commitment. But don't tell me you go and get married and still expect to get a free pass. You gots to be joking
Ducky46 Posts: 2604
Apr 06, 2009 7:02 PM GMT
Pendora never should have opened this box! I have yet to meet a man who is bi and married who is out his wife or girl friend. That's where the I have my problem. How is that being judgmental? THAT"S STUPID! They know that no woman would put up with it! So they waer this cloak of deception!
Are FREAKING kidding me!

When the gay told me that he was bi and he had girl friend. I was like oh no if you cheat on her you will cheat on me. He said I quote. "It's not cheating if you are with a guy"! They heck if it isn't.

Bijock I don't know you and you may very well be a cut above of other so-called bi men. But the majority that I have met and I'm not saying all that is their mantra and quite frankly this sissy can't be bothered!
Apr 06, 2009 7:15 PM GMT
The little fink has a lot of nerve pointing fingers at anyone else for being judgmental ...

Is this need to accuse people something new with you, BM, or have you always had this chip on your shoulder for the world?
Sundancerguy Posts: 1
Apr 06, 2009 7:17 PM GMT
If a man has a photo that cuts off his face, he's undoubtedly still in the closet, which may be seen as one form of closed mindedness. A man may think he's a real man if he has big muscles, but in my opinion, the real man is he who can show himself and his true nature whether on a website or in person in all situations. Namaste.
Apr 06, 2009 7:19 PM GMT
Sundancerguy saidIf a man has a photo that cuts off his face, he's undoubtedly still in the closet, which may be seen as one form of closed mindedness. A man may think he's a real man if he has big muscles, but in my opinion, the real man is he who can show himself and his true nature whether on a website or in person in all situations. Namaste.

ummmm.....ahem....didnt you get the memo.....he's married and cheats on his wife and then rats other people out. ...
styrgan Posts: 1823
Apr 06, 2009 7:20 PM GMT
I echo a lot of posters on this thread right now...

Not just in regards to the OP. It seems that the guys here who are screaming out about a lack of understanding here are the ones who are all about intolerance in the forums.
Apr 06, 2009 7:20 PM GMT
NNJfitandbi said
Blackguy4you said
NNJfitandbi said
tafkalil saidOk. So I have another thing to say... I was speaking for myself on my reply. I was only agreeing with bijock because I can see what he's saying.

I can also see why people act like that towards you man. I mean, it's kinda like this... it's people like you who give other bisexuals a bad name. I mean come on! "married bi guy on the DL...always horny..." and "I am looking for discreet regular FWB or fuck buddy ". Seriously, dude? That is some kind of fucked up. Does your wife know? I bet money that she doesn't.

So many people think that bi guys are just in it for the sex, and you are living proof of that. Can't you just take what you have and be happy? If you're not getting what you want from your wife, just tell her. You don't have to lie to her about shit, go sleep with men behind her back, and possibly give her an STD, or worse, HIV/AIDS. You should really think about this more man.


i don't know bimusclejock at all

but how do you know how careful he is, how often (if at all) he plays, or what

people in relationships, gay and straight, have sex with other people

I'm not defending the practice, but jeez, he's not doing anything different than a zillion other people on the planet

stop judging the man -- the practice you may not agree with, fine, but i simply refuse to believe that most of the moralists here haven't ever had sex when they were in a relationship with others

stop casting stones -- the ones who do are usually the biggest whores and crooks anyway


I have never had sex with someone else when I was in a relationship It is not done That defeats the purpose of my being in a relationship(speaking only for myself) For frig sake he took an oath to love honor etc etc! Is freaking nothing sacred anymore And exactly where do you draw the line? I like how people love to throw out the "judgmental red herring"
Does his wife know? Suppose he has children, will he be able to tell them about this

I have nothing against bi-men who are dating men and women without a commitment. But don't tell me you go and get married and still expect to get a free pass. You gots to be joking


I don't think I said anyone gets a free pass. I said some people are hypocritical. I don't know you at all. You may or may not be.

All I know is that you said that married guys who cheat on their wives are lower than scum, or some such thing. You're talking about 70 per cent of married guys, probably, and probably 90 per cent of gay guys in relationships. I think it's great that you live true to your principles. But I'm telling you, man, you might want to soften your rhetoric before you start condemning people.

You ever heard of Tolstoy, Flaubert, or how about Updike? Um, they wrote novels about marriage -- and you know what, now that there's gay marriage, there are going to be a shitload of gay cuckolds.

Of course, cheating is wrong. But maybe not as wrong as lying about your HIV status, or not getting tested, or using drugs and fucking god-knows-who unsafely, or taking loads and then denying it because some really hot guy needs assurances that you're safe. Or any of the hundreds of deceptions that are part of sex all the fucking time. Maybe it is worse. I don't know. But I'm not the one telling people they are scum of the earth.

I'm just saying I don't think there are too many superior people out there, just a lot of folks who claim to be because it makes them feel better. And then, in private moments, they remember the terrible things they did, too.


Turn down the rhetoric Hell to da noYou've got a major problem

There was a time when a man's word was his bond. We've gone so far past that ideal that it's not even funny. I don't care if it is 100% of straight married guys and or 100% of gay guys! They are the scum of the earth


You may believe in a moralistic relativism - I don't. Any man gay or straight cheating on his committed partner is the scum of the earth I do however find I am more disgusted with a man who is married to a woman and yet trolling around for dick that goes beyond lowest of the low.

Not as wrong as lying about HIV status? Are you kidding me with this
McGay Posts: 5115
Apr 06, 2009 7:27 PM GMT
My whole point here is that if Mr. DL wants sympathy on anything, he can find it between shit and syphillis in the dictionary. There's little about a guy like him that I'm not happy to deride. He's an inspiration for derision.
Apr 06, 2009 7:31 PM GMT
Sounds like people really know people. Suddenly, it is insider stuff. Inside baseball, for the sports fans. I will just stand on the sidelines and watch.
Ducky46 Posts: 2604
Apr 06, 2009 7:33 PM GMT
Trigger pass the pop corn with you. I suddenly feel like I'm at a sporting event! Hit it out of the PARK!
styrgan Posts: 1823
Apr 06, 2009 7:38 PM GMT
NNJfitandbi saidIndividuals make mistakes. And I have no problem condemning moral practices. But you are condemning people.

And I bet you have skeletons in your own closet.

And yeah, i think it's worse to lie about your HIV status so someone will have sex with you than to cheat on a life partner and practice safe sex. The first is taking a risk with someone else's life. It's an easy question for me.


For starters, someone who advertises in their profile that they are married and "on the DL" and looking for a hookup is different than someone who "makes a mistake" cheating on their spouse and realizes they shouldn't have done it and vow not to do it again.

Someone who intentionally continues to seek out and justify cheating on the basis of their sexual orientation is not someone who has made a mistake. They are living a lifestyle - one which doesn't respect their partner or their community.
emsman Posts: 171
Apr 06, 2009 7:39 PM GMT
Yes, I am dating a great bi guy right now.
Apr 06, 2009 7:42 PM GMT
NNJfitandbi

I don't know how your morals are, but I was raised better than that. I've never cheated on anyone, and I never will. If you have, that's your own problem. I'm just tired of the guy trying to get sympathy on things, when he's being a fucking hypocrite. If it's not that obvious, then excuse me.. I'll try to dumb it down next time, ok?
Ducky46 Posts: 2604
Apr 06, 2009 7:43 PM GMT
ESM-

Question: Are you the only he's dating or does he have a girl friend and does she know about you?

I had to put my popcorn down for the second join the game again.
Apr 06, 2009 7:45 PM GMT
NNJfitandbi said
Blackguy4you said
NNJfitandbi said
Blackguy4you said
NNJfitandbi said
tafkalil saidOk. So I have another thing to say... I was speaking for myself on my reply. I was only agreeing with bijock because I can see what he's saying.

I can also see why people act like that towards you man. I mean, it's kinda like this... it's people like you who give other bisexuals a bad name. I mean come on! "married bi guy on the DL...always horny..." and "I am looking for discreet regular FWB or fuck buddy ". Seriously, dude? That is some kind of fucked up. Does your wife know? I bet money that she doesn't.

So many people think that bi guys are just in it for the sex, and you are living proof of that. Can't you just take what you have and be happy? If you're not getting what you want from your wife, just tell her. You don't have to lie to her about shit, go sleep with men behind her back, and possibly give her an STD, or worse, HIV/AIDS. You should really think about this more man.


i don't know bimusclejock at all

but how do you know how careful he is, how often (if at all) he plays, or what

people in relationships, gay and straight, have sex with other people

I'm not defending the practice, but jeez, he's not doing anything different than a zillion other people on the planet

stop judging the man -- the practice you may not agree with, fine, but i simply refuse to believe that most of the moralists here haven't ever had sex when they were in a relationship with others

stop casting stones -- the ones who do are usually the biggest whores and crooks anyway


I have never had sex with someone else when I was in a relationship It is not done That defeats the purpose of my being in a relationship(speaking only for myself) For frig sake he took an oath to love honor etc etc! Is freaking nothing sacred anymore And exactly where do you draw the line? I like how people love to throw out the "judgmental red herring"
Does his wife know? Suppose he has children, will he be able to tell them about this

I have nothing against bi-men who are dating men and women without a commitment. But don't tell me you go and get married and still expect to get a free pass. You gots to be joking


I don't think I said anyone gets a free pass. I said some people are hypocritical. I don't know you at all. You may or may not be.

All I know is that you said that married guys who cheat on their wives are lower than scum, or some such thing. You're talking about 70 per cent of married guys, probably, and probably 90 per cent of gay guys in relationships. I think it's great that you live true to your principles. But I'm telling you, man, you might want to soften your rhetoric before you start condemning people.

You ever heard of Tolstoy, Flaubert, or how about Updike? Um, they wrote novels about marriage -- and you know what, now that there's gay marriage, there are going to be a shitload of gay cuckolds.

Of course, cheating is wrong. But maybe not as wrong as lying about your HIV status, or not getting tested, or using drugs and fucking god-knows-who unsafely, or taking loads and then denying it because some really hot guy needs assurances that you're safe. Or any of the hundreds of deceptions that are part of sex all the fucking time. Maybe it is worse. I don't know. But I'm not the one telling people they are scum of the earth.

I'm just saying I don't think there are too many superior people out there, just a lot of folks who claim to be because it makes them feel better. And then, in private moments, they remember the terrible things they did, too.


Turn down the rhetoric Hell to da noYou've got a major problem

There was a time when a man's word was his bond. We've gone so far past that ideal that it's not even funny. I don't care if it is 100% of straight married guys and or 100% of gay guys! They are the scum of the earth


You may believe in a moralistic relativism - I don't. Any man gay or straight cheating on his committed partner is the scum of the earth I do however find I am more disgusted with a man who is married to a woman and yet trolling around for dick that goes beyond lowest of the low.

Not as wrong as lying about HIV status? Are you kidding me with this


Here's my point. And it's nothing like relativism, by the way. You seem to miss it. Individuals make mistakes. And I have no problem condemning moral practices. But you are condemning people.

And I bet you have skeletons in your own closet.

And yeah, i think it's worse to lie about your HIV status so someone will have sex with you than to cheat on a life partner and practice safe sex. The first is taking a risk with someone else's life. It's an easy question for me.

Do you read what you are stating? Course we all make mistakes And btw since you have now stated that the OP has made a mistake, you by your very statement has judged him. So tell me, which mistake has the OP made Getting married or trolling for dick or not telling his wife that he's doing so? Or will it become a mistake only when he gets caught?

I have not missed it. You on the other hand want to be morally ambivalent and that doesn't work. You want to argue about having your cake and eating it as well. Hell no! Does his wife know that he's on the internet and probably other places looking for cock? How do you think she will feel if and when she finds out? Do you think she should be told so that she can make an informed decision about her life? If he has not told her, why hasn't he?

Dude, when you meet anyone it is your responsibility to protect your life. You always assume they are HIV POZ and act accordingly to protect your well being . The onus is upon you! I can't believe you are stating this sort of stuff in 2009. What they therefore tell you is irrelevant and thus does not rise to the same degree of seriousness. And what happens if this cheating partner brings stds or AIDS to the relationship?



Apr 06, 2009 7:49 PM GMT
Blackguy4you said
NNJfitandbi said
Blackguy4you said
NNJfitandbi said
Blackguy4you said
NNJfitandbi said
tafkalil saidOk. So I have another thing to say... I was speaking for myself on my reply. I was only agreeing with bijock because I can see what he's saying.

I can also see why people act like that towards you man. I mean, it's kinda like this... it's people like you who give other bisexuals a bad name. I mean come on! "married bi guy on the DL...always horny..." and "I am looking for discreet regular FWB or fuck buddy ". Seriously, dude? That is some kind of fucked up. Does your wife know? I bet money that she doesn't.

So many people think that bi guys are just in it for the sex, and you are living proof of that. Can't you just take what you have and be happy? If you're not getting what you want from your wife, just tell her. You don't have to lie to her about shit, go sleep with men behind her back, and possibly give her an STD, or worse, HIV/AIDS. You should really think about this more man.


i don't know bimusclejock at all

but how do you know how careful he is, how often (if at all) he plays, or what

people in relationships, gay and straight, have sex with other people

I'm not defending the practice, but jeez, he's not doing anything different than a zillion other people on the planet

stop judging the man -- the practice you may not agree with, fine, but i simply refuse to believe that most of the moralists here haven't ever had sex when they were in a relationship with others

stop casting stones -- the ones who do are usually the biggest whores and crooks anyway


I have never had sex with someone else when I was in a relationship It is not done That defeats the purpose of my being in a relationship(speaking only for myself) For frig sake he took an oath to love honor etc etc! Is freaking nothing sacred anymore And exactly where do you draw the line? I like how people love to throw out the "judgmental red herring"
Does his wife know? Suppose he has children, will he be able to tell them about this

I have nothing against bi-men who are dating men and women without a commitment. But don't tell me you go and get married and still expect to get a free pass. You gots to be joking


I don't think I said anyone gets a free pass. I said some people are hypocritical. I don't know you at all. You may or may not be.

All I know is that you said that married guys who cheat on their wives are lower than scum, or some such thing. You're talking about 70 per cent of married guys, probably, and probably 90 per cent of gay guys in relationships. I think it's great that you live true to your principles. But I'm telling you, man, you might want to soften your rhetoric before you start condemning people.

You ever heard of Tolstoy, Flaubert, or how about Updike? Um, they wrote novels about marriage -- and you know what, now that there's gay marriage, there are going to be a shitload of gay cuckolds.

Of course, cheating is wrong. But maybe not as wrong as lying about your HIV status, or not getting tested, or using drugs and fucking god-knows-who unsafely, or taking loads and then denying it because some really hot guy needs assurances that you're safe. Or any of the hundreds of deceptions that are part of sex all the fucking time. Maybe it is worse. I don't know. But I'm not the one telling people they are scum of the earth.

I'm just saying I don't think there are too many superior people out there, just a lot of folks who claim to be because it makes them feel better. And then, in private moments, they remember the terrible things they did, too.


Turn down the rhetoric Hell to da noYou've got a major problem

There was a time when a man's word was his bond. We've gone so far past that ideal that it's not even funny. I don't care if it is 100% of straight married guys and or 100% of gay guys! They are the scum of the earth


You may believe in a moralistic relativism - I don't. Any man gay or straight cheating on his committed partner is the scum of the earth I do however find I am more disgusted with a man who is married to a woman and yet trolling around for dick that goes beyond lowest of the low.

Not as wrong as lying about HIV status? Are you kidding me with this


Here's my point. And it's nothing like relativism, by the way. You seem to miss it. Individuals make mistakes. And I have no problem condemning moral practices. But you are condemning people.

And I bet you have skeletons in your own closet.

And yeah, i think it's worse to lie about your HIV status so someone will have sex with you than to cheat on a life partner and practice safe sex. The first is taking a risk with someone else's life. It's an easy question for me.

Do you read what you are stating? Course we all make mistakes And btw since you have now stated that the OP has made a mistake, you by your very statement has judged him. So tell me, which mistake has the OP made Getting married or trolling for dick or not telling his wife that he's doing so? Or will it become a mistake only when he gets caught?

I have not missed it. You on the other hand want to be morally ambivalent and that doesn't work. You want to argue about having your cake and eating it as well. Hell no! Does his wife know that he's on the internet and probably other places looking for cock? How do you think she will feel if and when she finds out? Do you think she should be told so that she can make an informed decision about her life? If he has not told her, why hasn't he?

Dude, when you meet anyone it is your responsibility to protect your life. You always assume they are HIV POZ and act accordingly to protect your well being . The onus is upon you! I can't believe you are stating this sort of stuff in 2009. What they therefore tell you is irrelevant and thus does not rise to the same degree of seriousness. And what happens if this cheating partner brings stds or AIDS to the relationship?






Thank you! I couldn't have said it better myself!
Apr 06, 2009 7:52 PM GMT
What is a "FWB"?

1) fuck-work-buddy

2) fucking white boy

3) female workout buddy

4) freaky white buddy

5) fucking woman-boy

...

??
Apr 06, 2009 7:59 PM GMT
NNJfitandbi said
tafkalil saidNNJfitandbi

I don't know how your morals are, but I was raised better than that. I've never cheated on anyone, and I never will. If you have, that's your own problem. I'm just tired of the guy trying to get sympathy on things, when he's being a fucking hypocrite. If it's not that obvious, then excuse me.. I'll try to dumb it down next time, ok?


Hey, I applaud you for never having cheated. You're 24. I hope you can say that when you're 60. You're headless, like me. So obviously your identity as a bi man isn't something you want to advertise. Deception and concealment are part of life. There are sometimes very good reasons not to disclose. Some of them are selfish, some aren't. People will judge you all the time for the choices you make.

Chuckystud, who has posted on this thread, believes that faceless profiles mean that the person has no integrity. Not worth shit to him.

If you identify as bi, there are people on realjock who will say that you in fact are gay, that you are deluding yourself, or, worse, that you hate yourself for beling gay. And if you love yourself, you will come out and embrace your true self.

There are people on realjock who think you're worthless because you don't have a perfect body. Or whatever reason.

I don't care whether bijockmuscle gets sympathy or not. I'm trying to point out that morality is ultimately very, very subjective. And we all make little compromises so that we can live with ourselves, and with others. My point isn't to encourage anyone to cheat on anyone else. My point is just that it's better to reserve judgment, or to keep one's feelings private.

Now, bijockmuscle invited the attacks by making his post. He craves attention here and loves to start these controversies. Fine. But the attacks are hollow and hypocritical. That's my point.


Lol.. Okay, first off.. You don't even know me. If you'd actually take the time to view my profile, you will see that I'm not a headless profile. So don't make any assumptions on anything. I'm happy with myself and that's all I care about. As one of my tattoos say, "Only God Can Judge Me".. everyone else doesn't matter. Anyways, I'm done with this, I've said what I wanted to say, but you just won't drop it.
Apr 06, 2009 8:00 PM GMT
I as a pure homosexual, I have no issues with bi guys. I just don't consider you too be gay, or put you under the gay banner, as you are 1/2 straight too, and I'm a pure homosexual, a fag. We are not the same. But I have no issues with bi guys. If I do it's not because you are bi!
Ducky46 Posts: 2604
Apr 06, 2009 8:01 PM GMT
NNJ-

I'm 45 and I have never cheated and I will be able to say that when I'm 60.
My question has never been answered by you are Bijock. Why not just tell your spouse or girl friend that you are bi so they can make an informed decision to be with you? This is area that I have the most issues with guys who are bi. I can give flip about anything else.If you are not honest about this and how you be trusted with anything else it's simple question.
Apr 06, 2009 8:02 PM GMT
I see very little difference between the left wing haters, and the right wing haters.
Apr 06, 2009 8:03 PM GMT
NNJfitandbi said
tafkalil said
Blackguy4you said
NNJfitandbi said
Blackguy4you said
NNJfitandbi said
Blackguy4you said
NNJfitandbi said
tafkalil saidOk. So I have another thing to say... I was speaking for myself on my reply. I was only agreeing with bijock because I can see what he's saying.

I can also see why people act like that towards you man. I mean, it's kinda like this... it's people like you who give other bisexuals a bad name. I mean come on! "married bi guy on the DL...always horny..." and "I am looking for discreet regular FWB or fuck buddy ". Seriously, dude? That is some kind of fucked up. Does your wife know? I bet money that she doesn't.

So many people think that bi guys are just in it for the sex, and you are living proof of that. Can't you just take what you have and be happy? If you're not getting what you want from your wife, just tell her. You don't have to lie to her about shit, go sleep with men behind her back, and possibly give her an STD, or worse, HIV/AIDS. You should really think about this more man.


i don't know bimusclejock at all

but how do you know how careful he is, how often (if at all) he plays, or what

people in relationships, gay and straight, have sex with other people

I'm not defending the practice, but jeez, he's not doing anything different than a zillion other people on the planet

stop judging the man -- the practice you may not agree with, fine, but i simply refuse to believe that most of the moralists here haven't ever had sex when they were in a relationship with others

stop casting stones -- the ones who do are usually the biggest whores and crooks anyway


I have never had sex with someone else when I was in a relationship It is not done That defeats the purpose of my being in a relationship(speaking only for myself) For frig sake he took an oath to love honor etc etc! Is freaking nothing sacred anymore And exactly where do you draw the line? I like how people love to throw out the "judgmental red herring"
Does his wife know? Suppose he has children, will he be able to tell them about this

I have nothing against bi-men who are dating men and women without a commitment. But don't tell me you go and get married and still expect to get a free pass. You gots to be joking


I don't think I said anyone gets a free pass. I said some people are hypocritical. I don't know you at all. You may or may not be.

All I know is that you said that married guys who cheat on their wives are lower than scum, or some such thing. You're talking about 70 per cent of married guys, probably, and probably 90 per cent of gay guys in relationships. I think it's great that you live true to your principles. But I'm telling you, man, you might want to soften your rhetoric before you start condemning people.

You ever heard of Tolstoy, Flaubert, or how about Updike? Um, they wrote novels about marriage -- and you know what, now that there's gay marriage, there are going to be a shitload of gay cuckolds.

Of course, cheating is wrong. But maybe not as wrong as lying about your HIV status, or not getting tested, or using drugs and fucking god-knows-who unsafely, or taking loads and then denying it because some really hot guy needs assurances that you're safe. Or any of the hundreds of deceptions that are part of sex all the fucking time. Maybe it is worse. I don't know. But I'm not the one telling people they are scum of the earth.

I'm just saying I don't think there are too many superior people out there, just a lot of folks who claim to be because it makes them feel better. And then, in private moments, they remember the terrible things they did, too.


Turn down the rhetoric Hell to da noYou've got a major problem

There was a time when a man's word was his bond. We've gone so far past that ideal that it's not even funny. I don't care if it is 100% of straight married guys and or 100% of gay guys! They are the scum of the earth


You may believe in a moralistic relativism - I don't. Any man gay or straight cheating on his committed partner is the scum of the earth I do however find I am more disgusted with a man who is married to a woman and yet trolling around for dick that goes beyond lowest of the low.

Not as wrong as lying about HIV status? Are you kidding me with this


Here's my point. And it's nothing like relativism, by the way. You seem to miss it. Individuals make mistakes. And I have no problem condemning moral practices. But you are condemning people.

And I bet you have skeletons in your own closet.

And yeah, i think it's worse to lie about your HIV status so someone will have sex with you than to cheat on a life partner and practice safe sex. The first is taking a risk with someone else's life. It's an easy question for me.

Do you read what you are stating? Course we all make mistakes And btw since you have now stated that the OP has made a mistake, you by your very statement has judged him. So tell me, which mistake has the OP made Getting married or trolling for dick or not telling his wife that he's doing so? Or will it become a mistake only when he gets caught?

I have not missed it. You on the other hand want to be morally ambivalent and that doesn't work. You want to argue about having your cake and eating it as well. Hell no! Does his wife know that he's on the internet and probably other places looking for cock? How do you think she will feel if and when she finds out? Do you think she should be told so that she can make an informed decision about her life? If he has not told her, why hasn't he?

Dude, when you meet anyone it is your responsibility to protect your life. You always assume they are HIV POZ and act accordingly to protect your well being . The onus is upon you! I can't believe you are stating this sort of stuff in 2009. What they therefore tell you is irrelevant and thus does not rise to the same degree of seriousness. And what happens if this cheating partner brings stds or AIDS to the relationship?






Thank you! I couldn't have said it better myself!


Of course you assume someone is positive. That doesn't excuse the lie. Condoms break. If someone is positive and lies about it to have sex, he is concealing life-threatening informati
Apr 06, 2009 8:05 PM GMT
Ok, someone back me up here? Tell this dumb ass that I do have a face pic on my profile.


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No face pics in public photos. Chucky thinks you are worthless. I just checked.
McGay Posts: 5115
Apr 06, 2009 8:08 PM GMT
It's because you're bi. Gay guys don't make mistakes.
Apr 06, 2009 8:14 PM GMT
beeker said
bijockmuscle saidSo many of them have a thing against bi guys...what is up with that???


Gee whiz, what a toughy...

People have and always will have strong and differing views. Being gay doesn't confer any special saintly attributes or wisdom, nor does it detract. Just as fallible, just as noble.

I know a lot of gays think that simply because they are gay they are better than the other people, those breeders and such. It's just arrogant bullshit of bitter souls.


Damn what do I get for being gay then? Free samples and that's it?!
coolarmydude Posts: 3039
Apr 06, 2009 8:51 PM GMT
bijockmuscle said, "ok fine, i will give you that but like you said it is used by gay men as well...so how does it make a bi man anymore anti-gay than a gay that uses the term?"


I didn't separate the two. Anyone who uses the term str8-acting, gay or bi, does so in order to impress upon others that they're more masculine than a homosexual, and thusly stereotypes all homosexuals as effeminate.
Apr 06, 2009 8:52 PM GMT
MuscleToronto saidWhat is a "FWB"?

1) fuck-work-buddy

2) fucking white boy

3) female workout buddy

4) freaky white buddy

5) fucking woman-boy

...

??


Friend with benefits.
Apr 06, 2009 8:57 PM GMT
CAM- I like that response, the one in bold. When did you and I start thinking alike? Fuck the in betweens. It is an insult to gay men.
Apr 06, 2009 8:58 PM GMT
jesus christ........could somebody give me the reader's digest of this? Repeating the postings over and over it ridiculous.
coolarmydude Posts: 3039
Apr 06, 2009 9:00 PM GMT
NNJfitandbi said, "and many gay men are "total tops" for the same reason
...and many guys on this site are out to tell everyone how masculine they are...so? isn't someone entitled to be accepted for who he is, even if it doesn't meet with your personal view of the world?"



What do you mean? All I did was call out some inconsistencies.

I could care less if a married man is having sex with others, but if someone thinks he can get away with pretending that it doesn't hurt the one he's keeping a secret from, then he is a fool.

I don't believe that a relationship, married or otherwise, has to be bound to the terms of monogamy, as long as the decisions are mutual and unregrettable to the couple.
coolarmydude Posts: 3039
Apr 06, 2009 9:03 PM GMT
Triggerman said, "CAM- I like that response, the one in bold. When did you and I start thinking alike?"


Triggerman, you probably think a lot like I do, but just aren't as articulate as I am.
Apr 06, 2009 9:03 PM GMT
Im not headless
Im bisexual
Im married
I have 2 kids
My wife knows and has always known
I have messed about with guys
My wife knows bout this too
Life is more complicated than a ot of you guys seem to think...
zachdust Posts: 201
Apr 06, 2009 9:12 PM GMT
I dont think being open-minded has anything to do with being gay, straight, or bi. Anyone can be closed-minded to a group different to themselves. Shit there are a lot of gays who dont like bi's or straights or religious people, and vise-versa. I personally dont like midgits, everytime I see one i want to kick them. Doesnt matter whether I am gay, bi, or straight, just get freaked out by the little people.
Apr 06, 2009 9:14 PM GMT
There you go. Trying to pick a fight....lol

Apr 06, 2009 9:20 PM GMT
well, over the past 2 years i've said this multiple times on realjock: i really appreciate bisexual men. i like the way bisexual people can find beauty in either sex, and not only know it is beautiful, but have the ability to fall in love with people regardless of their pipes. i am rather jealous. i know a beautiful woman when i see one, but i simply don't respond sexually (usually). so, to all our bisexual brothers and sisters in the lgBt (note: there IS a b in that acronym), keep on lovin'
Apr 06, 2009 9:23 PM GMT
Hey the Kinsey scale ( and Janus Report proved in right in 90's) showed that people have levels of sexuality. So some are more towards the three than the six or zero. Look it up people
Ducky46 Posts: 2604
Apr 06, 2009 9:24 PM GMT
David

Your profile says that you are a monogamous relationshion whom are you in this relationship with? If it is another man how can that be monogamous when you are married.
zachdust Posts: 201
Apr 06, 2009 9:28 PM GMT
dancerjack saidwell, over the past 2 years i've said this multiple times on realjock: i really appreciate bisexual men. i like the way bisexual people can find beauty in either sex, and not only know it is beautiful, but have the ability to fall in love with people regardless of their pipes. i am rather jealous. i know a beautiful woman when i see one, but i simply don't respond sexually (usually). so, to all our bisexual brothers and sisters in the lgBt (note: there IS a b in that acronym), keep on lovin'


I think i love you dancerjack
coolarmydude Posts: 3039
Apr 06, 2009 9:31 PM GMT


I love you too, brother dancerjack!
coolarmydude Posts: 3039
Apr 06, 2009 9:33 PM GMT


Senator Craig sends his warmest regards.
coolarmydude Posts: 3039
Apr 06, 2009 9:42 PM GMT
Okay. I thought the question was directed at me because you had quoted me on the same posting.
coolarmydude Posts: 3039
Apr 06, 2009 9:46 PM GMT
I wasn't directing the pic at bisexuals in the general sense. It was totally directed at the one and only bisexual, Senator Craig.
Apr 06, 2009 9:49 PM GMT
People will hate anything bottom line....

For gays, since they're gay, they will hate str8 and bi people.

For str8s, since they're str8, they will hate gay and bi people.


People= hate


Also people hate each other, gays hate gay, str8 people hate each other.
Gay or str8, people are people....They will hate you for any reason they can come up with.
Apr 06, 2009 10:49 PM GMT
im in a monogomous rel with ma wife!
but being monogomus for 12 yes is easier said than done, something any1 whos married (gay/s8t/bi woteva) will tell ya....
Apr 06, 2009 11:05 PM GMT
davidhotdude saidIm not headless
Im bisexual
Im married
I have 2 kids
My wife knows and has always known
I have messed about with guys
My wife knows bout this too
Life is more complicated than a ot of you guys seem to think...


That's really cool... good for you.
know_wunder Posts: 324
Apr 06, 2009 11:13 PM GMT
Not all members. I think the few there are only stand out in your mind either cause it possibly agitates you, or made a joke out of the whole idea - vaguely.
bernd Posts: 421
Apr 07, 2009 12:07 AM GMT
bijockmuscle saidSo many of them have a thing against bi guys...what is up with that???


Hey, we're gay! We judge! That's what we do

Reading through the thread I haven't found anything that people dislike that applies only to bi guys or us gay superior beings apply only to bi guys.

Most here dislike people who try to make themselves look more masculine by slapping on labels like straight-acting and such. Some also think that 'bi' is used to that end. Whatever. It certainly doesn't work with me. I hate labels and wish men who have sex with men would stop using them. Yeah, I know and I want a pony, too. There is so much relativity to all labels, that people should ask follow up questions when they feel offended, but it's so much easier to trash someone else. But asking for clarification could sometimes result in making a new friend.

Cheaters don't get much love here either. It must make those miserable creatures from the moral superiority feel fabulous to discover someone to look down on. But everyone needs to come to terms with his actions by themselves, and judging someone's life and character from the few scraps of text and pics on RJ is premature (or is that immature?) and never correct.
I don't know the OP at all, but his being honest with others on RJ and declaring he is on the DL is not something a coward would do.


Apr 07, 2009 12:15 AM GMT
I sleep with men. Men that also sleep with men. I don't have the time nor the inclination to teach non-gay guys how to be gay and have sex. I want a man in bed. Not one that is used to being with a woman. A guy that knows guys. Totally different. I prefer a level of expertise.

Just my preference
Apr 07, 2009 12:24 AM GMT
TL;DR:




BJs are always winners.
Ducky46 Posts: 2604
Apr 07, 2009 12:26 AM GMT
No for some of us it's very easy to be in a monogamous relationship. It's a no brainer. My lover cheated on my after 10 years. When I found out I was done. For health reasons. I did not the person sexual history and just because you say you were safe why should I believe you. I judged my lover because we made a committment and I kept my end up and he did not.

Any body I don't care because I'm not committed to you. Do you. It is just that easy and I'm only speaking in terms of gay. I don't and can not speak or judge bi-sexual men or women because I'm not bisexual. I have never been with woman and have no desire to do so. Even if it had been woman that he cheated with the out come would have been the same.
DCEric Posts: 1551
Apr 07, 2009 12:29 AM GMT
I think sexuality doesn't have anything to do with open or closed minds. Regardless of the topic.
DuluthMN Posts: 141
Apr 07, 2009 12:51 AM GMT
Blackguy4you said
beeker said
bijockmuscle saidSo many of them have a thing against bi guys...what is up with that???


Gee whiz, what a toughy...

People have and always will have strong and differing views. Being gay doesn't confer any special saintly attributes or wisdom, nor does it detract. Just as fallible, just as noble.

I know a lot of gays think that simply because they are gay they are better than the other people, those breeders and such. It's just arrogant bullshit of bitter souls.


Of course it's arrogant BS of bitter people. The thing is though, that I would expect better from gay guys since we are part of a discriminated group. Yet,
we often turn around and do the same thing to others that we are pissed about when done to us


The term 'bitter' in the gay world is thrown around so much that I don't even know what it means anymore - it sounds like something that catty chubby rich straight women would say...I've never heard a straight guy use the term. Just gay guys and big straight girls.

Anyway, the quote that guy made was right on the mark - so many gay guys act like they're the best thing since sliced bread and conveniently denying that they too were the victims of anti-gay taunts and suspicions wherever they came from (God help them if they ever find themselves face to face with the people they grew up with, with other gay guys in the same room).

Every gay guy, because most often he grew up in a place where he thought 'he was the only one' - thought that somehow made him special, unique, fascinating, etc. But once you move to a city with thousands of other gay men who also think they're special, fascinating, unique, etc, then what? The only reason that a lot of gay guys appear to 'have it all' is because of two things: they aren't married and they don't have kids. Anyone in this situation would have the same luxuries. The only benefit is that we can't get anyone pregnant and we aren't bound by alimony payments if we leave a relationship. Our money is ours to keep, and so we spend it on things like $600 sweaters or trips to wherever or anything to make us look like we are 'somebody' and to make it loud and clear that everyone else is a 'nobody'.

I've known so many gay guys who've lied about their status so many times that I don't know how they keep their stories together. One bullshitted his way through having a doctorate degree - then he came across someone who went through the same program and asked the guy if he had so and so for an instructor, etc. - you should have seen it. He just about shit his pants because he knew that everyone knew his deal. I've heard guys say they're everything from attorneys to executives to God knows what else and in real life they're on SSI for anxiety or they work at a bakery or do things that most normal people in average lifestyles do. How come gay guys can't be those people and be honest about it? I thought the whole point of coming out was 'not having to lie anymore and start living honestly' - what a crock.
know_wunder Posts: 324
Apr 07, 2009 1:01 AM GMT
Everyone makes mistakes. I don't feel oppressed by anyone. I don't give them that control over me simply because their words or actions seem to deem it so. Fuck that noise!

Sure, bisexuals don't always make gays look good, but gays don't always make gays look good either, and straights don't make humanity look good either; doesn't mean that there aren't good bis, gays, straights or whatever else out there. Just means that they're human, they make their own mistakes they have to live with, just like the rest of us. Sure, I've had my own run ins with bis who made me hate them, but I've run across just about the same number of gays that sometimes make me feel like I should be straight. In my opinion, no person has got life completely figured out, and we're all guilty of making humanity look like a 3 ring circus. I know I'm not perfect. What sets the rest of you aside from your faults - denial?
coolarmydude Posts: 3039
Apr 07, 2009 3:25 AM GMT
bernd said, "Cheaters don't get much love here either. It must make those miserable creatures from the moral superiority feel fabulous to discover someone to look down on. But everyone needs to come to terms with his actions by themselves, and judging someone's life and character from the few scraps of text and pics on RJ is premature (or is that immature?) and never correct. I don't know the OP at all, but his being honest with others on RJ and declaring he is on the DL is not something a coward would do."


You're right. It's not cowardice. It's selfishness!

I also like how YOU chastise those of us "miserable creatures from the moral superiority" who judge and then go on saying you "don't know the OP at all" blah blah blah...like you know any one of us from the "few scraps of text and pics on RJ."


File under H for hypocrite!
DrobUA Posts: 436
Apr 07, 2009 7:23 AM GMT
Ok I didn't read most of this... but as to the original question.

Most gay guys think "bi" guys are just in denial about being gay.. Being bi is probably a lot more common than people think but since being gay isn't something that is necessarily looked at as a good thing there are some people that ARE in denial.

I don't think sexuality is black and white. I am personally somewhere in the gray area between gay and bi. I'm more attracted to guys but tend to connect better with girls.
bostudent87 Posts: 22
Apr 07, 2009 7:41 AM GMT
in answer to the original question, for me, I would get scared of bi guys; it's like they are so horny that they are attracted to either sex (no offense); I could never date a bi guy cause I would constantly be wondering if he felt like he made the right decision in being with a guy, I wouldnt want him to get bored and go after a woman; also, it would be hard enough dealing with a guy checking out other guys when he's dating you, but with a bi guy you would have to worry about him checking out girls too (i agree with redvespa)
DrobUA Posts: 436
Apr 07, 2009 8:02 AM GMT
bostudent87 saidin answer to the original question, for me, I would get scared of bi guys; it's like they are so horny that they are attracted to either sex (no offense); I could never date a bi guy cause I would constantly be wondering if he felt like he made the right decision in being with a guy, I wouldnt want him to get bored and go after a woman; also, it would be hard enough dealing with a guy checking out other guys when he's dating you, but with a bi guy you would have to worry about him checking out girls too (i agree with redvespa)


Well I can only speak for myself but I don't try to fuck everything that walks. If I am in a relationship I am with one person. Period. Sex is a secondary bi-product. (pun not intended) Since I can be attracted to both it just comes down to who you click with. It's not like I am in a relationship with a guy but I crave pussy so bad I need to cheat or vice versa. (again I can only speak for myself)
ErikTaurean Posts: 1582
Apr 07, 2009 8:05 AM GMT
looknrnd said
Mycro saidI think it's because gay men are just as human as straight men. There are gay men who bash bi men. There are "masculine" gay men who bash "feminine" gay men. There are younger gay men who bash older gay men. Etc.

Just because we're gay doesn't mean that we're any more enlightened than the rest of the world.

I try my best to be as tolerant as possible and that's all I expect from others. I don't always succeed, but I try. Some people on this site that aren't making the same effort.


AYYYYYYYYYMEN!!!!!!!!


I 2nd that AMEN!!!
emsman Posts: 171
Apr 07, 2009 8:05 AM GMT
Ducky45 saidESM-

Question: Are you the only he's dating or does he have a girl friend and does she know about you?

I had to put my popcorn down for the second join the game again.


He is the only one I am dating and vice versa
bernd Posts: 421
Apr 07, 2009 12:36 PM GMT
coolarmydude saidbernd said, "Cheaters don't get much love here either. It must make those miserable creatures from the moral superiority feel fabulous to discover someone to look down on. But everyone needs to come to terms with his actions by themselves, and judging someone's life and character from the few scraps of text and pics on RJ is premature (or is that immature?) and never correct. I don't know the OP at all, but his being honest with others on RJ and declaring he is on the DL is not something a coward would do."


You're right. It's not cowardice. It's selfishness!

I also like how YOU chastise those of us "miserable creatures from the moral superiority" who judge and then go on saying you "don't know the OP at all" blah blah blah...like you know any one of us from the "few scraps of text and pics on RJ."


File under H for hypocrite!


cool with me, dude
coolarmydude Posts: 3039
Apr 07, 2009 12:43 PM GMT
bernd, I know my response was harsh, but your comment left me with the urge to give you the middle finger.
Apr 07, 2009 12:55 PM GMT


Here we go again...
Apr 07, 2009 1:52 PM GMT
bernd said
bijockmuscle saidSo many of them have a thing against bi guys...what is up with that???


Hey, we're gay! We judge! That's what we do

Reading through the thread I haven't found anything that people dislike that applies only to bi guys or us gay superior beings apply only to bi guys.

Most here dislike people who try to make themselves look more masculine by slapping on labels like straight-acting and such. Some also think that 'bi' is used to that end. Whatever. It certainly doesn't work with me. I hate labels and wish men who have sex with men would stop using them. Yeah, I know and I want a pony, too. There is so much relativity to all labels, that people should ask follow up questions when they feel offended, but it's so much easier to trash someone else. But asking for clarification could sometimes result in making a new friend.

Cheaters don't get much love here either. It must make those miserable creatures from the moral superiority feel fabulous to discover someone to look down on. But everyone needs to come to terms with his actions by themselves, and judging someone's life and character from the few scraps of text and pics on RJ is premature (or is that immature?) and never correct.
I don't know the OP at all, but his being honest with others on RJ and declaring he is on the DL is not something a coward would do.




What you have said is oxymoronic at best. Not a coward and yet on the DL... Don't you see the contradiction here
peterstrong Posts: 454
Apr 07, 2009 1:55 PM GMT
Here is one of the best pieces of analysis / research I have read recently on here about the whole gay and bi sexuality fusion - for any you guys on this thread who have not seen it yet - its well worth a read - it can / could well help in letting go trying to figure out other people's sexuality - if u are not sure what is going on with someone else's - try asking them - they probably will know

http://straightguise.blogspot.com/2007/07/what-is-straight-guise.html

ps. I tend to favor actual research over some individual's opinion( s ) based usually on a couple dozen or fewer people they personally know or don't know and just have talked about
Apr 07, 2009 2:28 PM GMT



bijockmuscle, in your profile you did say you are married and on the 'DL'.

So.....being on the DL can also mean that your wife IS aware of what you do with men, but you're not out with it publicly, due to reasons such as job or extended family etc.

That's 100% OK.


Here the zillion dollar question: DOES YOUR WIFE KNOW?

If she does, fine.
Is she doesn't, YOU are the reason that Bis get such a bad rap.

Apr 07, 2009 2:34 PM GMT
Why do some guys here feel compelled to classify and put people in a box? Let people do whatever the fuck they want.
Apr 07, 2009 2:40 PM GMT
KissingPro saidWhy do some guys here feel compelled to classify and put people in a box? Let people do whatever the fuck they want.


What boots it Isn't that the whole issue. gay guys are doing exactly what they want to do- by having nothing to do with a bi-married man on the DL- and this is somehow upsetting to him and others

WTF
Apr 07, 2009 2:45 PM GMT



...and we have no prob with Bis married and on the DL as long as they're not CHEATING on that wife, who is a PERSON. We don't care whether you're straight, Bi or gay. Cheatin's cheatin'.
Ducky46 Posts: 2604
Apr 07, 2009 2:49 PM GMT
Doug-

Unless something has changed the wife never knows that her husband is on the DL hence the term "Down Low".

Now if this husband comes out to the wife then he's no longer on the "DL".
Trust me I live in the town where the term originated.
phemt Posts: 976
Apr 07, 2009 2:56 PM GMT
Just because a guy prefers steak dosn't mean he can't enjoy fish once in a while for a change Human sexual is more complex than gay, bi, str8 - there is a continuum scale. If you ever had a intro to psychology class I am sure you came across the Kinsey scale. Personally, I put myself around 4.5. I am more gay, but sometimes have bisexual tendencies gay(bi). During college I would go to strip clubs with str8 friends (they knew I was gay) and it wasn't because I was "trying to fit in" I went because I enjoy seeing tits. My str8 friends never questioned me. It has only been gays that "question" me and try to say I am trying to fit in etc. As a result I usually don't tell most gays about my slight bi tendencies.

Where would you say you fit on the Kinsey scale of sexual orientation scale?
Ducky46 Posts: 2604
Apr 07, 2009 2:56 PM GMT
We are going on and on regarding the bisexual guys and burning them at the stake like witch in Salem.

It takes two to tangle. What about the gay guys that they are don't they bare some responsibility. You can't cheat or be on the DL by yourself.

When I have been approached by gay men who are couple and by bi sexual men and they have said that they are coupled at that moment you make a choice either to be a part of the deception or not. I have chosen not.

I have chosen not and those that do are a equally responsible for their actions as are the men you are now disparaging.

It's not fair to hold two men to two diffrent standards if you are going to judge and throw stones. That's kind of a bigoted way of thinking don't you think.
Apr 07, 2009 3:04 PM GMT
I think bi men really exist, it's a true & legitimate sexual orientation, not a false excuse for being afraid to accept being gay, or any of those other theories about bi. I run into bi guys at our gay clubs all the time, I welcome them there, we get along great.

At the same time, I don't wanna date a bi guy, for the reasons I stated quite a few posts above (hell, I don't date Lesbians, either, but I campaign for their rights along with my own). To paraphrase myself in summary, I want a guy I know is playing exclusively on my team, who won't become a free agent some day and leave me for a woman.

And neither do I want to date or have sex with straight guys, yet I have lots of straight friends and associates, and I don't have any kind of issues with them being straight. So why would I have issues with other guys being bi? Let everyone be who he or she is, and let us date whoever we choose.

I do see how bi men would see themselves as an oppressed & misunderstood minority, but isn't that true for the entire GLBT community? BTW, I've belonged to various gay groups, and never was bi prohibited, only straight. Including a few gay men's naturist (nudist) groups, where membership requires you state you are either gay OR bi, as a combined answer (no separate categories), and that you aren't straight (in case any applicants didn't fully understand the meaning of the first question).
Apr 07, 2009 3:12 PM GMT

NNJfitandbi said, "This is exactly the kind of thing I am talking about. Are you on this guy's side? It's one thing for a friend or confidant to make this kind of a statement in private to someone. Then it means something. But you don't even know him yet publicly condemn him -- having appointed yourself judge and executioner. You're not holding him to account since you don't know anything about him. You're just mouthing off."

We don't need to know everything about him.

"This kind of rhetoric is exactly why people stop going to church. Who can stand listening to self-appointed holy men tell you how awful so-and-so is? And, inevitably, the ones who point fingers are NEVER as righteous as they claim to be. Maybe you are, sir."

That's bullshit, we think you're looking for someone to take your frustrations out on brought on by others not agreeing with you.

"And maybe not. Look at your own past. Think how many things about you someone could stand up and tell them you are the reason why gays, or whatever group contains you, gets a bad rap."

Sorry to disappoint you, we have nothing to be ashamed of, except that we each endured cheating partners before we met each other. At least we were smart enough to suspect something and stop having sex in those relationships. Those guys contracted AIDS and are dead now.


"What is the point of vicious attacks? I honestly don't get it. If you want to help someone be a better guy, fine, then make the commitment to be his "accountability partner" or something. But if not, keep your empty words to yourself, please."

Until you've been on the receiving end of cheating by someone you are in love with for a protracted length of time, we consider your opinions on this worthless and 'armchair philosophy'.

We said, "Here the zillion dollar question: DOES YOUR WIFE KNOW?

If she does, fine.
Is she doesn't, YOU are the reason that Bis get such a bad rap.


IF





A) We have no probs with Bis, in fact, think they are blessed to have a wider range of choices than the rest of us: BUT the op in this thread has said that people here don't like him and he's hiding behind the word Bi as the reason.
B) We've heard the use of DL among Bis that ARE out to their partners, women and men both (but then, this is Canada) and they refer to DL in regards to family, work, friends etc. The spouse is the only one who knows.

AGAIN THAT'S 100% OK!!!!!!!!!!!!!


bijockmuscle is cheating, worse, is fine with it, which puts his wife in physical danger. For many with bad past experiences, Bi equals cheating. Bi is not cheating.
Apr 07, 2009 3:15 PM GMT
cheaters suck.

Are we done here?
Apr 07, 2009 3:17 PM GMT



We'll add for the sake of NNJfitandbi, that gay men who cheat on their partners give gay men a bad rap, and straights that cheat give straights a bad rap.

bijockmuscle Posts: 569
Apr 07, 2009 3:17 PM GMT
meninlove said

NNJfitandbi said, "This is exactly the kind of thing I am talking about. Are you on this guy's side? It's one thing for a friend or confidant to make this kind of a statement in private to someone. Then it means something. But you don't even know him yet publicly condemn him -- having appointed yourself judge and executioner. You're not holding him to account since you don't know anything about him. You're just mouthing off."

We said, "Here the zillion dollar question: DOES YOUR WIFE KNOW?

If she does, fine.
Is she doesn't, YOU are the reason that Bis get such a bad rap.


IF





A) We have no probs with Bis, in fact, think they are blessed to have a wider range of choices than the rest of us: BUT the op in this thread has said that people here don't like him and he's hiding behind the word Bi as the reason.
B) We've heard the use of DL among Bis that ARE out to their partners, women and men both (but then, this is Canada) and they refer to DL in regards to family, work, friends etc. The spouse is the only one who knows.

AGAIN THAT'S 100% OK!!!!!!!!!!!!!


bijockmuscle is apparently cheating, which puts his wife in physical danger. For many with bad past experiences, Bi equals cheating. Bi is not cheating.


Dude, you got to reread everything. I never claimed people didn't like me and i was blaming it on being bi. My claim was that many gay men on RJ are anti-bi, based on my original thread that was meant to be a forum for bi men. I was attacked then for being bi without anyone knowing any details of my life. People on here don't like me b/c of my controversial choice of cheating on wife...i get that. But they also dis me b/c i am bi and dis others for the same reason.
Apr 07, 2009 3:20 PM GMT
NNJfitandbi said
Blackguy4you said
KissingPro saidWhy do some guys here feel compelled to classify and put people in a box? Let people do whatever the fuck they want.


What boots it Isn't that the whole issue. gay guys are doing exactly what they want to do- by having nothing to do with a bi-married man on the DL- and this is somehow upsetting to him and others

WTF


Sir, you also miss the point. I don't think he is protesting that you want nothing to do with him. I think he's protesting that you are coming down so hard on him. If you find married men on the DL distasteful, that's cool. Don't have any truck with them.


What does he expect, a bottle of champagne? A pat on the back? Have we become so pervasive in our every thing is right as long as it feels good to you that a man's oath no longer means anything? (An oath taken that's supposed to form the bed rock of society BTW. (marriage the bedrock of society not my words-just borrowing em)
Apr 07, 2009 3:28 PM GMT
bijockmuscle,

We read everything, and have been following along quite well.

This other original topic you posted begs the question of what was on your profile when when you created the topic.

Do you know that many look at a profile after reading a post or topic starter? That may account for some hostility on that original topic if you said then on your profile that you're cheating.


Calling cheating a 'controversial choice' is an appalling euphemism at best. It's one of the cruelest things one person can do to another.

Apr 07, 2009 3:58 PM GMT


"Love is possible. It's real. It just doesn't look like what people think it does. So let people love how they love. And don't judge too harshly. Because you never know what is in store for you in matters of the heart."

Kindly explain, in this age of AIDS, Hep C etc how cheating is just another way of loving.
phemt Posts: 976
Apr 07, 2009 4:07 PM GMT
Cheating is wrong and unfair. If you are bisexual you have 3 choices:

1) Stay a "free agent" and freely pick your sexual parents as you wish

2) Be open about your preference and get into an "open relationship" were you can have your primary partner, but are allowed to play once in a while with the other team, or maybe even other members of your own team.

3) Get into a "monogamist relationship" and realize that you just can't try all the ice cream flavors you might desire

These choices give a lot room to live the type life you want without having to be doomed a cheater for having bisexual desires.
phemt Posts: 976
Apr 07, 2009 5:11 PM GMT
One reason cheating is wrong is because is it unfair. By cheating you are allowing yourself to have sex with other people while the other person thinks he/she is playing by the orignal monogamist agreement. I can unstand an one time "accident", but to repeatively cheat and to know you will do so in future is out right WRONG! It Dosn't matter if you are bi, str8 or gay.Not only are you lying to your partner but you are playing double standards. Maybe your partner also has desires to have sex with other people, but has not acted on it because he/she is playing by the rules you orginally agreed on (i.e., monogamist relationship).
Apr 07, 2009 6:06 PM GMT
bijockmuscle saidSo many of them have a thing against bi guys...what is up with that???


Ignore them. They're just hatin' cause you have options.
Guy101 Posts: 1703
Apr 07, 2009 6:11 PM GMT
LOL. No one is hating. I think the OP just is taking it a bit personal because of his rather common situation of him being married and playing on the side without his wife knowing.

If anything that would be the problem. Not the fact that his door swings both ways. Personally I don't care if a person is str8, bi, bi-curious or gay. If either is with me in an intimate moment then they gay. Hands down. If you weren't married I doubt you would be having such a difficult time with others and a few of your posts suggest your aren't too sure about what you want.
David0728 Posts: 34
Apr 07, 2009 6:15 PM GMT
I don't have anything against bisexual guys. I really just "go with the flow" and live my life. It would be a perfect world if everyone else would just do the same. I love and respect almost everyone!
Guy101 Posts: 1703
Apr 07, 2009 6:17 PM GMT
NNJ....I read the post above. All of them actually and I figure the OP decided to post this thread mostly because of the flack he caught from a previous thread, which I personally found hilarious considering his situation of him being bi, married and having a secret life on the side and then goes and pretty much rats out some dudes in a gym because they were fulfilling their desires in a public area aka the gym steam room and in doing so probably didn't even take in consideration that they might be just like him.

"Hate is born from Hate." -unknown

stolenname Posts: 86
Apr 07, 2009 6:28 PM GMT
[quote][cite]NNJfitandbi said[/cite]
meninlove said


bijockmuscle, in your profile you did say you are married and on the 'DL'.

So.....being on the DL can also mean that your wife IS aware of what you do with men, but you're not out with it publicly, due to reasons such as job or extended family etc.

That's 100% OK.


Here the zillion dollar question: DOES YOUR WIFE KNOW?

If she does, fine.
Is she doesn't, YOU are the reason that Bis get such a bad rap.



This is exactly the kind of thing I am talking about. Are you on this guy's side? It's one thing for a friend or confidant to make this kind of a statement in private to someone. Then it means something. But you don't even know him yet publicly condemn him -- having appointed yourself judge and executioner. You're not holding him to account since you don't know anything about him. You're just mouthing off.


Ok I call for a five minute recess and when we return we will here from bijockmuscle's wife all this and more....LOLOL. I mean honestly guys who gives a F&*^.
I've said it before and I'll say it again... If he wants to be bi, straight or dress up like Barney the dinosaur and screw chickens let him!!!

Bi's are just sexually greedy they want their cake and they eat it too. hehe Just Kidding!!!
phemt Posts: 976
Apr 07, 2009 6:30 PM GMT
Unfortunately there are social pressures for people to get married, and when the marriage doesn't work out perfectly society places blame. Not saying I accept a bi/gay cheating on his wife, but I do understand the situation. Hopefully, we will get to the point where people no long feel pressured to marry.
As a side note, though I am in favor of gay marriage, be careful because we might actually get it! We will have to deal with the pressures and issues of marriage and divorce in the gay community. We will feel presured to marry before we are ready, and will no longer have the option of just ending a relationship quickly -- if you are married you will have to go thru all the legal (and other) hoops to get a divorce. Some might just find it easier to stay in the gay marriage though they really don't want to be in the situation. Just a thought
Guy101 Posts: 1703
Apr 07, 2009 6:30 PM GMT
NNJ....you pose a good question: Is it people that he makes feel uncomfortable or is it himself that he feels uncomfortable with?

I assuming people care because that could've been them that he ratted out or the fact that he just did so easily without a moments thought. I doubt he was pulling hairs when he decided to go and tell management of the acts being performed inthe steam room.

You also have to wonder if he would;ve done it if they were attractive to him. I guessing he might've seen some unattractive people and so hated on them by telling on them. I can up several answers and conclusions but they all boil down to him and his actions.

It will never so really the need to talk about is kinda pointless. What's done is done and no one here can change but we can learn from it.
bijockmuscle Posts: 569
Apr 07, 2009 6:33 PM GMT
Guy101 saidNNJ....you pose a good question: Is it people that he makes feel uncomfortable or is it himself that he feels uncomfortable with?


beleive me when i say this...I am 100% fine with who i am
Guy101 Posts: 1703
Apr 07, 2009 6:35 PM GMT
LOL. Then tell your wife about your secret life and you won't have to be discreet and the "DL" anymore.

You're funny.
bijockmuscle Posts: 569
Apr 07, 2009 6:36 PM GMT
Guy101 saidLOL. Then tell your wife about your secret life and you won't have to be discreet and the "DL" anymore.

You're funny.


i am fine with being on the DL too!
Apr 07, 2009 6:37 PM GMT
bijockmuscle said
Guy101 saidNNJ....you pose a good question: Is it people that he makes feel uncomfortable or is it himself that he feels uncomfortable with?


beleive me when i say this...I am 100% fine with who i am

Yeah but what about the people around you? ... oh that's right, your wife doesnt know and probably the guys you ratted on dont know it was you.
bijockmuscle Posts: 569
Apr 07, 2009 6:38 PM GMT
Caslon10000 said
bijockmuscle said
Guy101 saidNNJ....you pose a good question: Is it people that he makes feel uncomfortable or is it himself that he feels uncomfortable with?


beleive me when i say this...I am 100% fine with who i am

Yeah but what about the people around you? ... oh that's right, your wife doesnt know and probably the guys you ratted on dont know it was you.


let's sum up the old troll Caslon:
Cheating = bad
Being bi = insincere
Sex in public = good
Guy101 Posts: 1703
Apr 07, 2009 6:40 PM GMT
Hahahaha.

You're one of those guys who likes to have his cake and eat it too.

Clearly you are not fine with yourself if you have to live a life of secrecy. That just doesn't add up. I bet you would trip balls though if you found out your wife was doing something on the side though.

Again, you're funny.

Cheating is bad no matter how you slice it. No good excuse. That's what you are doing.

Being bi doesn't make you insincere. That really depends on the individual. Having sex in public isn't a bad thing. It really all depends on the location.
bijockmuscle Posts: 569
Apr 07, 2009 6:45 PM GMT
Guy101 saidHahahaha.

You're one of those guys who likes to have his cake and eat it too.

Clearly you are not fine with yourself if you have to live a life of secrecy. That just doesn't add up. I bet you would trip balls though if you found out your wife was doing something on the side though.

Again, you're funny.

Cheating bad no matter how you slice it.
being bi doesn't make you insincere. That really depends on the individual and having sex in public isn't a bad thing. It really all depends on the location.


why can't i be fine with myself and still live a life of secrecy?
redheadguy Posts: 2970
Apr 07, 2009 6:46 PM GMT
I think the men on here are more than capable of distinguishing between the issue of bisexuality and that of someone who is a cheat and a liar.
McGay Posts: 5115
Apr 07, 2009 6:51 PM GMT
"why can't i be fine with myself and still live a life of secrecy?"

Unless you're a secret agent man, your secrecy and possibly your marriage are all a set up to protect you from the shame you'd feel if people around you (your family, friends) found out you are are gay or bi. Some people find that loathsome. Some people don't. If you're fine with your shame, that's all that matters.
Guy101 Posts: 1703
Apr 07, 2009 6:52 PM GMT
LOL. Because they contradict one another. I'm laughing as I type.

You say you are fine with living in secret and I bet I can figure out why that is. If it was ever brought to light your world would be turned upside down.

You don't have to prove anything to me or to anyone else here. We are all well aware of that but seriously you need to be a little more conscious of your actions and just learn how to own up to them. You are married and bi with a secret side of some DL loving. That's cool I guess. You aren't the first person to have done something like this and you won't be the last I gather but in reality you can't be entirely happy since yuou can't be free and true to yourself. No one who does things in the dark ever is.

They fool themselves into thinking they are but they know better. It's called denial. You are in denial and your denial is what keeps your little affairs/flings a secret and it's what keeps you married. You aren't even aware of the pain you are causing your wife or rather would be causing your wife if she ever found out. You are someone not capable of taking responsiblity for you actions hence you keep it a secret. You're scared and selfish. Mystery solved.

If you think I'm wrong then speak to your wife and see what she has to say. If you can look at yourself in a mirror and honestly say that the way you are living is cool without a shred of guilt, remorse, regret or disappointment then kudos to you. Just don't try passing judgement others like you did to those guys in the steam room because it makes you look cheap, tacky and above all a hypocrite.

That would be why most gay men have a problem with bi men or rather with just the ones who are married.

Ducky46 Posts: 2604
Apr 07, 2009 6:54 PM GMT
Pearls of Wisdom McGay!
Guy101 Posts: 1703
Apr 07, 2009 7:11 PM GMT
Well I'm not a liar and I have no shame. I've done nothing to warrant it and I don't allow people to give to me.

I guess I'm a unique and rare one. LOL.
McGay Posts: 5115
Apr 07, 2009 7:16 PM GMT
Unless you're a secret agent man, then living a double life in secrecy, well, ok, maybe "shame" was inappropriate, maybe, but I don't think so.

Which of these sentences sounds truer:

Honey, I didn't tell you I was gay/bi because I was afraid to lose you.

or

Honey, I didn't tell you I was gay/bi because I was afraid I'd lose everyone.
bijockmuscle Posts: 569
Apr 07, 2009 7:17 PM GMT
McGay saidUnless you're a secret agent man, then living a double life in secrecy, well, ok, maybe "shame" was inappropriate, maybe, but I don't think so.

Which of these sentences sounds truer:

Honey, I didn't tell you I was gay/bi because I was afraid to lose you.

or

Honey, I didn't tell you I was gay/bi because I was afraid I'd lose everyone.


the first one but i don't see your point
Guy101 Posts: 1703
Apr 07, 2009 7:23 PM GMT
Sorry NNJ. Like I said I'm free of shame and if I didn't have a mind that would mean I would be unable to think for myself and make my decisions. I'm not without heart or emotions but one can live shame free as long as one avoids things that create it. That would be me.

All that could change today, tomorrow or sometime down the ride in my life but I have never had to deal with it because I don't look back. I just move forward. I know what would make me ashmaed and do the opposite of to avoid it so yeah it's quite possible to live shamelessly.

That's how I roll. If you want to have a discussion about this you are more then welcomed the email me. You already took half a step and viewed my profile not too long ago so why not go the full monty and say "hello".

Unfortunate for me I might not reply back so quickly for my lunch break is about to end I have to start work. I'll get back to you though.

Have a great day ya'll
McGay Posts: 5115
Apr 07, 2009 7:32 PM GMT
"... and I was afraid of losing you because you might not be too hip to sharing me with another (man) person or because you might think homosexuality is disgusting or you'd view me as less of a man or you'd tell everyone or or or or or or or because I really don't want to be gay/bi and I thought marrying you would make it go away but it didn't, so you're to blame anyway, so there..."
Apr 07, 2009 7:42 PM GMT
NNJfitandbi said
phemt saidOne reason cheating is wrong is because is it unfair. By cheating you are allowing yourself to have sex with other people while the other person thinks he/she is playing by the orignal monogamist agreement. I can unstand an one time "accident", but to repeatively cheat and to know you will do so in future is out right WRONG! It Dosn't matter if you are bi, str8 or gay.Not only are you lying to your partner but you are playing double standards. Maybe your partner also has desires to have sex with other people, but has not acted on it because he/she is playing by the rules you orginally agreed on (i.e., monogamist relationship).


This is exactly true. It is clear-headed and not hysterical. It doesn't make the claim that cheating is something that no sane person would do, or that to do so makes someone beneath the scum of the earth. Cheating is wrong, unfair, hurtful, all of those things. It risks emotional pain and is a breach of trust.

So are many, many, many other things that people do in relationships. (Arguably, a spouse who cheats safely is endangering his spouse less than if he drinks and drives with her, or talks on a cell phone or texts while driving.) They are all wrong, terrible, hurtful. And yet people stay together despite them.

My gripe with some of the posters here (and it's only some) is that they create this bogeyman and know nothing whatsoever of his circumstances. Marriage has barely existed in the gay world. As more and more gay people have married families with children, gay people will better understand what is wrong about cheating on a lawful spouse, just what a private violation it is, just how hurtful, just how awful. And just how human.

But you can't -- you shouldn't -- just walk out on a marriage. So you have to deal with these things. And I'm just not prepared to say that anyone who commits adultery is beneath contempt. If true, then beneath contempt are a bunch of my friends, coworkers, relatives, etc. And me, too. And I'm telling you now, it means a bunch of everyone's friends, coworkers, relatives.

What I think we have here, more than anything, is anger at bisexual men because for some people, they bring up issues, just like gay people bring up issues for homophobic men. For some reason, the sexuality of others can elicit very emotional responses in people, and turn ordinarily good people into self-righteous prigs.

My contention: the reaction to bisexuality among some gays is of a piece with homophobia. Both are emotional, and not based on reason. They come from a primitive, self-defensive, fearful place within us.


This is such a bunch of bull that I don't even know where to begin. You so scare me in your attempt to justify cheating....
Let me say this - There is no excuse for cheating None!
Apr 07, 2009 7:53 PM GMT
NNJfitandbi said
Blackguy4you said
NNJfitandbi said
phemt saidOne reason cheating is wrong is because is it unfair. By cheating you are allowing yourself to have sex with other people while the other person thinks he/she is playing by the orignal monogamist agreement. I can unstand an one time "accident", but to repeatively cheat and to know you will do so in future is out right WRONG! It Dosn't matter if you are bi, str8 or gay.Not only are you lying to your partner but you are playing double standards. Maybe your partner also has desires to have sex with other people, but has not acted on it because he/she is playing by the rules you orginally agreed on (i.e., monogamist relationship).


This is exactly true. It is clear-headed and not hysterical. It doesn't make the claim that cheating is something that no sane person would do, or that to do so makes someone beneath the scum of the earth. Cheating is wrong, unfair, hurtful, all of those things. It risks emotional pain and is a breach of trust.

So are many, many, many other things that people do in relationships. (Arguably, a spouse who cheats safely is endangering his spouse less than if he drinks and drives with her, or talks on a cell phone or texts while driving.) They are all wrong, terrible, hurtful. And yet people stay together despite them.

My gripe with some of the posters here (and it's only some) is that they create this bogeyman and know nothing whatsoever of his circumstances. Marriage has barely existed in the gay world. As more and more gay people have married families with children, gay people will better understand what is wrong about cheating on a lawful spouse, just what a private violation it is, just how hurtful, just how awful. And just how human.

But you can't -- you shouldn't -- just walk out on a marriage. So you have to deal with these things. And I'm just not prepared to say that anyone who commits adultery is beneath contempt. If true, then beneath contempt are a bunch of my friends, coworkers, relatives, etc. And me, too. And I'm telling you now, it means a bunch of everyone's friends, coworkers, relatives.

What I think we have here, more than anything, is anger at bisexual men because for some people, they bring up issues, just like gay people bring up issues for homophobic men. For some reason, the sexuality of others can elicit very emotional responses in people, and turn ordinarily good people into self-righteous prigs.

My contention: the reaction to bisexuality among some gays is of a piece with homophobia. Both are emotional, and not based on reason. They come from a primitive, self-defensive, fearful place within us.


This is such a bunch of bull that I don't even know where to begin
Let me say this - There is no excuse for cheating None!


Give me a break. Who is excusing cheating?


You are! Read your posts!

Apr 07, 2009 8:00 PM GMT
NNJfitandbi said
Blackguy4you said
NNJfitandbi said
Blackguy4you said
NNJfitandbi said
phemt saidOne reason cheating is wrong is because is it unfair. By cheating you are allowing yourself to have sex with other people while the other person thinks he/she is playing by the orignal monogamist agreement. I can unstand an one time "accident", but to repeatively cheat and to know you will do so in future is out right WRONG! It Dosn't matter if you are bi, str8 or gay.Not only are you lying to your partner but you are playing double standards. Maybe your partner also has desires to have sex with other people, but has not acted on it because he/she is playing by the rules you orginally agreed on (i.e., monogamist relationship).


This is exactly true. It is clear-headed and not hysterical. It doesn't make the claim that cheating is something that no sane person would do, or that to do so makes someone beneath the scum of the earth. Cheating is wrong, unfair, hurtful, all of those things. It risks emotional pain and is a breach of trust.

So are many, many, many other things that people do in relationships. (Arguably, a spouse who cheats safely is endangering his spouse less than if he drinks and drives with her, or talks on a cell phone or texts while driving.) They are all wrong, terrible, hurtful. And yet people stay together despite them.

My gripe with some of the posters here (and it's only some) is that they create this bogeyman and know nothing whatsoever of his circumstances. Marriage has barely existed in the gay world. As more and more gay people have married families with children, gay people will better understand what is wrong about cheating on a lawful spouse, just what a private violation it is, just how hurtful, just how awful. And just how human.

But you can't -- you shouldn't -- just walk out on a marriage. So you have to deal with these things. And I'm just not prepared to say that anyone who commits adultery is beneath contempt. If true, then beneath contempt are a bunch of my friends, coworkers, relatives, etc. And me, too. And I'm telling you now, it means a bunch of everyone's friends, coworkers, relatives.

What I think we have here, more than anything, is anger at bisexual men because for some people, they bring up issues, just like gay people bring up issues for homophobic men. For some reason, the sexuality of others can elicit very emotional responses in people, and turn ordinarily good people into self-righteous prigs.

My contention: the reaction to bisexuality among some gays is of a piece with homophobia. Both are emotional, and not based on reason. They come from a primitive, self-defensive, fearful place within us.


This is such a bunch of bull that I don't even know where to begin
Let me say this - There is no excuse for cheating None!


Give me a break. Who is excusing cheating?


You are! Read your posts!



Not too carefully.


Perhaps I wasn't clear enuff on my earlier post. So let me rephrase

You are! Read your own posts and you will clearly see what I'm talking about about when I said you are attempting to justify cheating
Ducky46 Posts: 2604
Apr 07, 2009 8:11 PM GMT
I think the core issue here aside from the cheating is. By not comimg and telling your: spouse, girl friend and even boyfriend that you are bisexual. You are not giving the the option of making an imformed decision to either work it out or leave. That translates to some of us as being: selfish, controling and deceptive. When the truth does comes out and it will. The one statement that will being ringing. You should have told me.

I am not advocating that Bijock comes out to his wife or anyone else who is bi and married or coupled. I'm just saying that when the house of cards fall they will fall hard.

When I found out that my lover cheated on me yes to find that out hurt me, it was the web of deception that nearly killed me.

That is why so many of us have the knee jerk reaction. When we read, hear or learn that someone is bisexual and further learned that their partner knows nothing about it.

Bijock- You opened up "pendora's box" and you can't unring this bell. You are correct we don't know you or you situation only what you have chosen to share in posts and on your profile. That's a lot of information to put out there.
Pinny Posts: 1723
Apr 07, 2009 8:14 PM GMT
bijockmuscle saidbefore anyone knew i was married a bunch of anti-bi faggots attacked my thread...

YOU SOUND LOGICAL
Pinny Posts: 1723
Apr 07, 2009 8:19 PM GMT
bijockmuscle saidlet's sum up the old troll Caslon:
Cheating = bad
Being bi = insincere

When is cheating ever good? You call Calson a troll yet he hasn't said anything wrong other than the obvious notion that cheaters are rather repulsive. Furthermore, "bi = insincere" is beyond an exaggeration; rather it is Calson just pointing out that you are trolling around under the title "bi" yet can't be honest to the wife, an act you have already admitted is disgusting.

Is there anti-bi sentiments in the gay community? Yes. Are there anti-gay sentiments in the bi-community? Yes. There are no absolutes anywhere except Death and Taxes.

Ducky46 Posts: 2604
Apr 07, 2009 8:20 PM GMT
Bijock:

That's not true. I have never attacked your thread or posts. I have always been respectful with everything that I have posted.
So not only is the use of the F word not called for, it's not fair. You are sounding like the very young men whom you claim are attacking you.
What were you expecting when you posted your thread a ticker tape parade
and now you are upset because you did not get it.

WOW!
Apr 07, 2009 8:35 PM GMT
Well I live in the straight world, as a fag. I don't hide in the gay world, away from reality. I don't find the straight community oppressive, as I get to be me!

Yet I have found the gay left wing at RJ as a whole, abusive, narrow minded, and no better than the right wing christians they hate so much.
Ducky46 Posts: 2604
Apr 07, 2009 8:38 PM GMT
Patti-

Did you even read the topic? It has nothing to do with str8 people at all. That may be how you are treated in Austraila being guy in America is quite diffrent.
Apr 07, 2009 9:01 PM GMT
Ducky45 saidPatti-

Did you even read the topic? It has nothing to do with str8 people at all. That may be how you are treated in Australia being guy in America is quite diffrent.

Ducks love. now if you had read all of it, you would of seen one has responded prier to this, in support of bisexuals.

Oh the gays and Bi's in the State I live, have absolutely nothing to complain about! When I get the right to wed my two husbands, I want either.

I gave my last response, in response to the heading. Because i felt like it.
Apr 07, 2009 9:18 PM GMT
"Bi" guys are sick sex-crazed perverts who can't decide which hole they like to stick their tiny dick in best. There is no such thing as bisexuals... just people ashamed to be gay. It is sad. They are hurting our chances for equal rights--pick a side and move on! Stop this, "I like both sexes I just can't decide," crap! Pussies.




















just kidding of course lol
Apr 07, 2009 9:30 PM GMT
NNJfitandbi said
Blackguy4you said
NNJfitandbi said
Blackguy4you said
NNJfitandbi said
Blackguy4you said
NNJfitandbi said
phemt saidOne reason cheating is wrong is because is it unfair. By cheating you are allowing yourself to have sex with other people while the other person thinks he/she is playing by the orignal monogamist agreement. I can unstand an one time "accident", but to repeatively cheat and to know you will do so in future is out right WRONG! It Dosn't matter if you are bi, str8 or gay.Not only are you lying to your partner but you are playing double standards. Maybe your partner also has desires to have sex with other people, but has not acted on it because he/she is playing by the rules you orginally agreed on (i.e., monogamist relationship).


This is exactly true. It is clear-headed and not hysterical. It doesn't make the claim that cheating is something that no sane person would do, or that to do so makes someone beneath the scum of the earth. Cheating is wrong, unfair, hurtful, all of those things. It risks emotional pain and is a breach of trust.

So are many, many, many other things that people do in relationships. (Arguably, a spouse who cheats safely is endangering his spouse less than if he drinks and drives with her, or talks on a cell phone or texts while driving.) They are all wrong, terrible, hurtful. And yet people stay together despite them.

My gripe with some of the posters here (and it's only some) is that they create this bogeyman and know nothing whatsoever of his circumstances. Marriage has barely existed in the gay world. As more and more gay people have married families with children, gay people will better understand what is wrong about cheating on a lawful spouse, just what a private violation it is, just how hurtful, just how awful. And just how human.

But you can't -- you shouldn't -- just walk out on a marriage. So you have to deal with these things. And I'm just not prepared to say that anyone who commits adultery is beneath contempt. If true, then beneath contempt are a bunch of my friends, coworkers, relatives, etc. And me, too. And I'm telling you now, it means a bunch of everyone's friends, coworkers, relatives.

What I think we have here, more than anything, is anger at bisexual men because for some people, they bring up issues, just like gay people bring up issues for homophobic men. For some reason, the sexuality of others can elicit very emotional responses in people, and turn ordinarily good people into self-righteous prigs.

My contention: the reaction to bisexuality among some gays is of a piece with homophobia. Both are emotional, and not based on reason. They come from a primitive, self-defensive, fearful place within us.


This is such a bunch of bull that I don't even know where to begin
Let me say this - There is no excuse for cheating None!


Give me a break. Who is excusing cheating?


You are! Read your posts!



Not too carefully.


Perhaps I wasn't clear enuff on my earlier post. So let me rephrase

You are! Read your own posts and you will clearly see what I'm talking about about when I said you are attempting to justify cheating


See, you miss the point again and again and again. Things are black and white to you. I'm not justifying anything. I'm trying to point out that there are contexts for things, and that it's really not anyone's business to judge a man based on imperfect behavior. I read a book once by a rabbi to who told a woman to have an extramarrital affair. I'm sure you would say she was "scum." She certainly was deceiving her husband. But guess what, if you looked at her situation compassionately, you could see why she did what she did, and with the rabbi's blessing.

If he was cheating on you, I guess I could understand your anger. But he's not. And you sound like a fool to me.


Dude - gosh darn it you've now gone and done it!!!!!!!!!

There's no other way around it- you are an unmitigated ass. Happy now? We've now both descended to name calling. Let's give each other a pat on the back.

You claim that you are not justifying cheating yet in your very next sentence you do exactly that explicitly or infer your agreement implicitly. Case in point your statement about the woman and the rabbi. You idiot - can't you reason?

Cheaters are the scum of the earth And there is no justification for it! There I've said it again. Come to think of it… I have them only a little higher than child molesters Hence, I've indicated my interest in the topic. What's yours? The way you have defended this I can only but assume you are one of the ilk. Is that it? Are you so up in arms because you too are going around looking for cock and you have a wife at home totally unaware of your activities ? My, how brave of you! If it was such an ok thing to do, why not tell her then?

You are bi-sexual and want to screw both men and women - I couldn't care less.
You don't however get married and still go around cum dumping without the person to whom you are married being made aware that you are doing so. Frigging gutless to do so. A deceiful coward!
Apr 07, 2009 10:19 PM GMT
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Apr 07, 2009 10:30 PM GMT
I dont have any problem with bis...that never even was an issue that occurred to me until this site. ....I dont care if the bi guys cheat on their wives. It's their lives and their relationships. .....But when a guy starts ratting out other guys....when he doesnt mind his own business as he would have others mind theirs, then I dont see any reason not to call him on his peccadilloes or to cut him any slack.
bernd Posts: 421
Apr 07, 2009 11:11 PM GMT
coolarmydude saidbernd, I know my response was harsh, but your comment left me with the urge to give you the middle finger.


I love you too, coolarmydude
McGay Posts: 5115
Apr 07, 2009 11:19 PM GMT
Caslon10000 saidI dont have any problem with bis...that never even was an issue that occurred to me until this site. ....I dont care if the bi guys cheat on their wives. It's their lives and their relationships. .....But when a guy starts ratting out other guys....when he doesnt mind his own business as he would have others mind theirs, then I dont see any reason not to call him on his peccadilloes or to cut him any slack.
phemt Posts: 976
Apr 08, 2009 1:27 AM GMT
cjcscuba1984 said"Bi" guys are sick sex-crazed perverts who can't decide which hole they like to stick their tiny dick in best. There is no such thing as bisexuals... just people ashamed to be gay. It is sad. They are hurting our chances for equal rights--pick a side and move on! Stop this, "I like both sexes I just can't decide," crap! Pussies.

I am not sure if you are serious If you are please read and inform yourself about the "Kinsey scale of sexual orientation". You seriously sound as ignorant as when fundamentist claim homosexuality is a choice!



















just kidding of course lol
Apr 08, 2009 1:48 AM GMT
I am as shocked/disgusted and impressed in RJ as I am in the real world. No more intolerance here, except that maybe folks assume because you're here, you must be queer.

Bi doesn't bother me, I am secure. You're either attracted to me or not. Makes no difference...
barriehomeboy Posts: 391
Apr 08, 2009 1:59 AM GMT
I hate the quoting thing. It makes the forum 400 times longer than is necessary. Stop it!

Yes even gay men can be bigots just like their str8 cousins. We have str8 stereotypes. Think of those right wing religious preachers. How fair is that? How many of us have fucked a right wing religious preacher supporter?

Not all str8 men hate us like we imagine they do. Well, their wives, yes, most likely they do.But the men are mostly pretending.

The only issue we have with bi men is you don't wash your privates before you come over.

Guy101 Posts: 1703
Apr 08, 2009 2:12 AM GMT
Preach it Caslon10000

NNJ. I wanna know what book it you read with the rabbi telling a woman to have extramarital affairs. That is interesting to me because it's arabbi telling a woman to do this.

Also I don't care what type of situation the woman was in you can never justiy cheating and it is definitely one of those things that no one ever wants done to them.Bar none. Period dot.

I think this particular thread has taken a turn for the worst and has turned into some sort of finger pointing contest. I've added my 2 cents so I'm pretty much done after this. At the end of the day what's done is done and people can't turn back time . Do I have a problem with bi people. hell no. I say kudos to them for being so sexual available to whoever tickles their fancy. Awesome. My views are pretty as Caslon10000 said.

Caslon10000I don't have any problem with bis...that never even was an issue that occurred to me until this site. ....I don't care if the bi guys cheat on their wives. It's their lives and their relationships. .....But when a guy starts ratting out other guys....when he doesn't mind his own business as he would have others mind theirs, then I don't see any reason not to call him on his peccadilloes or to cut him any slack.


All I'm saying is people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones and those who make a habit of keeping things in the dark shouldn't be so quick to cast light on others.

Apr 08, 2009 2:23 AM GMT
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phemt saidOne reason cheating is wrong is because is it unfair. By cheating you are allowing yourself to have sex with other people while the other person thinks he/she is playing by the orignal monogamist agreement. I can unstand an one time "accident", but to repeatively cheat and to know you will do so in future is out right WRONG! It Dosn't matter if you are bi, str8 or gay.Not only are you lying to your partner but you are playing double standards. Maybe your partner also has desires to have sex with other people, but has not acted on it because he/she is playing by the rules you orginally agreed on (i.e., monogamist relationship).


This is exactly true. It is clear-headed and not hysterical. It doesn't make the claim that cheating is something that no sane person would do, or that to do so makes someone beneath the scum of the earth. Cheating is wrong, unfair, hurtful, all of those things. It risks emotional pain and is a breach of trust.

So are many, many, many other things that people do in relationships. (Arguably, a spouse who cheats safely is endangering his spouse less than if he drinks and drives with her, or talks on a cell phone or texts while driving.) They are all wrong, terrible, hurtful. And yet people stay together despite them.

My gripe with some of the posters here (and it's only some) is that they create this bogeyman and know nothing whatsoever of his circumstances. Marriage has barely existed in the gay world. As more and more gay people have married families with children, gay people will better understand what is wrong about cheating on a lawful spouse, just what a private violation it is, just how hurtful, just how awful. And just how human.

But you can't -- you shouldn't -- just walk out on a marriage. So you have to deal with these things. And I'm just not prepared to say that anyone who commits adultery is beneath contempt. If true, then beneath contempt are a bunch of my friends, coworkers, relatives, etc. And me, too. And I'm telling you now, it means a bunch of everyone's friends, coworkers, relatives.

What I think we have here, more than anything, is anger at bisexual men because for some people, they bring up issues, just like gay people bring up issues for homophobic men. For some reason, the sexuality of others can elicit very emotional responses in people, and turn ordinarily good people into self-righteous prigs.

My contention: the reaction to bisexuality among some gays is of a piece with homophobia. Both are emotional, and not based on reason. They come from a primitive, self-defensive, fearful place within us.


This is such a bunch of bull that I don't even know where to begin
Let me say this - There is no excuse for cheating None!


Give me a break. Who is excusing cheating?


You are! Read your posts!



Not too carefully.


Perhaps I wasn't clear enuff on my earlier post. So let me rephrase

You are! Read your own posts and you will clearly see what I'm talking about about when I said you are attempting to justify cheating


See, you miss the point again and again and again. Things are black and white to you. I'm not justifying anything. I'm trying to point out that there are contexts for things, and that it's really not anyone's business to judge a man based on imperfect behavior. I read a book once by a rabbi to who told a woman to have an extramarrital affair. I'm sure you would say she was "scum." She certainly was deceiving her husband. But guess what, if you looked at her situation compassionately, you could see why she did what she did, and with the rabbi's blessing.

If he was cheating on you, I guess I could understand your anger. But he's not. And you sound like a fool to me.


Dude - gosh darn it you've now gone and done it!!!!!!!!!

There's no other way around it- you are an unmitigated ass. Happy now? We've now both descended to name calling. Let's give each other a pat on the back.

You claim that you are not justifying cheating yet in your very next sentence you do exactly that explicitly or infer your agreement implicitly. Case in point your statement about the woman and the rabbi. You idiot - can't you reason?

Cheaters are the scum of the earth And there is no justification for it! There I've said it again. Come to think of it… I have them only a little higher than child molesters Hence, I've indicated my interest in the topic. What's yours? The way you have defended this I can only but assume you are one of the ilk. Is that it? Are you so up in arms because you too are going around looking for cock and you have a wife at home totally unaware of your activities ? My, how brave of you! If it was such an ok thing to do, why not tell her then?

You are bi-sexual and want to screw both men and women - I couldn't care less.
You don't however get married and still go around cum dumping without the person to whom you are married being made aware that you are doing so. Frigging gutless to do so. A deceiful coward!


Hoist with his own petard. We should put Martin Luther King, Bill Cosby, Bill Clinton, JFK, FDR, and other luminaries in Rikers with the child molesters. These men are scum. They cheated on their wives.

Nurse, our patient needs his thorazine.


And do you think I give them a pass? Hell to da no
Apr 08, 2009 2:27 AM GMT
Guy101 saidPreach it Caslon10000

NNJ. I wanna know what book it you read with the rabbi telling a woman to have extramarital affairs. That is interesting to me because it's arabbi telling a woman to do this.

Also I don't care what type of situation the woman was in you can never justiy cheating and it is definitely one of those things that no one ever wants done to them.Bar none. Period dot.




Hey, anything is possible, but most likely he made it up
Apr 08, 2009 2:35 AM GMT
Yo, Man.

Being an older bi-compadre, I've sucked and fucked my life alive, loved and fucked a lot).

Bi-guys are normal.!

Do what you think is You. Women are the same way. They want the men to be honest and to let them know if they are on top or you or on top -- what the fuck.. There is no right answer.

You, as a man, must decide your sexuality and assert it!

Tommy
Apr 08, 2009 2:56 AM GMT
Don't worry. We of the Rainbow Underground are here to save our Bi brethren from the rule of the Str8's and the close minded.

You will be contacted by agent "Pink Flamingo" who will help you toss off those shackles of oppression and escape to the safe house, code named "Gumdrop Mountains".

There you will be given super secret instructions on where to go to life in peace and harmony with all those like minded.

You don't know me...this discussion never happened.
Apr 08, 2009 3:21 AM GMT
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Apr 08, 2009 4:22 AM GMT
Caslon10000 saidfunny pictures of cats with captions


Nooooooo! Agent Pink Flamingo is down! MEDIC!!!!
redheadguy Posts: 2970
Apr 08, 2009 6:59 AM GMT
He's not bi he's just hiding.