Would you date a woman who had previously dated a bisexual man?

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fuuuuuuuuuck naw.
what kinda bytch would give
a fakkit some p*ssy?
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So all of her other qualities would vanish because of her sexuality? What does "a woman that's into bisexuality" even mean? And how is a woman bisexual if all she is doing is dating a man who is bisexual? It just seems like so many of you put such an emphasis on a person's sexuality that you ignore all of the other qualities that make them a unique human being perfectly capable of love, respect and commitment. Also, there is a difference between sexuality and lifestyle/culture. If that's what you were getting at.
You are taking about a partner not a friend sexuality has nothing to do with it. I don't buy a pickup truck because I'm not a contractor. That doesn't mean I don't like pickup trucks. They just aren't what I'm looking for.

It sounds to me like you are trying to justify settling. Some people refuse to settle. That has nothing to do with behind the scenes traits someone brings or offers. You 100% aren't going to mesh with a woman who isn't into a man like you. I dunno why that's a hard concept to understand. Sexuality aside. I'm a lightskin dude... If a woman says I love darkskin men. There's nothing I can do to change her desires. You aren't her type, people don't just say "okay you know what fukk it"
 

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You are taking about a partner not a friend sexuality has nothing to do with it. I don't buy a pickup truck because I'm not a contractor. That doesn't mean I don't like pickup trucks. They just aren't what I'm looking for.

It sounds to me like you are trying to justify settling. Some people refuse to settle. That has nothing to do with behind the scenes traits someone brings or offers. You 100% aren't going to mesh with a woman who isn't into a man like you. I dunno why that's a hard concept to understand. Sexuality aside. I'm a lightskin dude... If a woman says I love darkskin men. There's nothing I can do to change her desires. You aren't her type, people don't just say "okay you know what fukk it"
I guess the difference is that you being of a lighter hue is a visual characteristic that can either be accepted or rejected. A person’s sexual history is something that can be hidden. And so your logic only holds up unless the woman you’re in a relationship hides parts of her sexual history. In this case it would be her past relationships with bisexual men. Thats not something you can know about a person unless they tell you. And so I’m still not sure what your point is. If you became emotionally invested in a woman, you would be able to turn off that emotional investment and end the relationship IF you found out that she had a sexual history that included dating bisexual men? That doesn’t seem likely. Again, we’re getting a little off topic, but I’m just trying to understand your logic. It seems a bit flawed.
 

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It's been happening for a long time.
Women knowingly fukk with gay/bisexual men...
And try to blame their high hiv rates on "down low brothers"

And to the question.... Definitely NOT
 

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As society continues to progress, and ease its prejudice towards alternative lifestyles, some women are becoming more open to the idea of dating bisexual men. If you found out that a woman, who you were really interested in, had previously been in a long term relationship with a bisexual man...would you still be okay with dating her? Why, or why not?
Yes i would and have.
 

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Dude are saying no but if she’s fine enough we know they would.


Half probably have already dated one and didn’t know it
 

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nah



but I feel for the women who fukk with nikkas who’ve been to jail.

I always avoid women who have dealt with cats in jail cuz I always think most of those cats be on some gay shyt and come home like everything’s normal…:lolbron:


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I guess the difference is that you being of a lighter hue is a visual characteristic that can either be accepted or rejected. A person’s sexual history is something that can be hidden. And so your logic only holds up unless the woman you’re in a relationship hides parts of her sexual history. In this case it would be her past relationships with bisexual men. Thats not something you can know about a person unless they tell you. And so I’m still not sure what your point is. If you became emotionally invested in a woman, you would be able to turn off that emotional investment and end the relationship IF you found out that she had a sexual history that included dating bisexual men? That doesn’t seem likely. Again, we’re getting a little off topic, but I’m just trying to understand your logic. It seems a bit flawed.
you're moving goalposts still... your thread title says "WOULD YOU DATE A WOMAN WHO HAD PREVIOUSLY DATED A BISEXUAL MAN"

no offense dog but you're sounding kind of autistic ... what you just typed is a completely different scenario
if you wanted to change your point to strengthen your argument you could say "she tried it and didnt like it"
but that still doesn't change the fact that you would be dealing with a person who doesnt know what they want.

your question has a built in fail factor because you are projecting that the woman has a preference
but then you are complaining because you are trying to prove that the man cant have one too
for her to "want a bisexual" man in the first place already sets a standard before you even know her.

I simply want a person that knows what they want. I personally love gay people, but I have nothing to offer a woman who thinks she wants a man who is with men and women. That has nothing to do with sexuality, it has everything to do with what I can offer. Although my examples used havent matched your idea of sexuality ... that doesnt discredit the fact that you have preference of choice in anything in life. And nobody would simply settle for something that doesnt match them.

you naming her starting the convo with a preference, contradicts me not being able to have one myself
while you are also asking if I have one while trying to discredit it. This is a super simple concept that applies to anything, religion, race, wealth, etc

your initial question is direct, not some open ended goalpost moving scenario that changes on a post to post basis
even implying "dating" as a serious thing is misleading, of course I would fukk her... but I aint sticking around for all that
the question should be "why isnt she looking for a more compatible bisexual man?" if that's what she's into. Her indecision shouldnt be my barometer of compromise. All factors aside, I would not "date" someone who didnt know what they wanted. To break things down to its simplest form.
 

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you're moving goalposts still... your thread title says "WOULD YOU DATE A WOMAN WHO HAD PREVIOUSLY DATED A BISEXUAL MAN"

no offense dog but you're sounding kind of autistic ... what you just typed is a completely different scenario
if you wanted to change your point to strengthen your argument you could say "she tried it and didnt like it"
but that still doesn't change the fact that you would be dealing with a person who doesnt know what they want.

your question has a built in fail factor because you are projecting that the woman has a preference
but then you are complaining because you are trying to prove that the man cant have one too
for her to "want a bisexual" man in the first place already sets a standard before you even know her.

I simply want a person that knows what they want. I personally love gay people, but I have nothing to offer a woman who thinks she wants a man who is with men and women. That has nothing to do with sexuality, it has everything to do with what I can offer. Although my examples used havent matched your idea of sexuality ... that doesnt discredit the fact that you have preference of choice in anything in life. And nobody would simply settle for something that doesnt match them.

you naming her starting the convo with a preference, contradicts me not being able to have one myself
while you are also asking if I have one while trying to discredit it. This is a super simple concept that applies to anything, religion, race, wealth, etc

your initial question is direct, not some open ended goalpost moving scenario that changes on a post to post basis
even implying "dating" as a serious thing is misleading, of course I would fukk her... but I aint sticking around for all that
the question should be "why isnt she looking for a more compatible bisexual man?" if that's what she's into. Her indecision shouldnt be my barometer of compromise. All factors aside, I would not "date" someone who didnt know what they wanted. To break things down to its simplest form.
I “moved the goal post” in my reply to your comment. A comment that used logic outside of the question I had originally asked. Sexuality isn’t a preference, and preference isn’t a sexuality. Also, I never, at any point, said that the hypothetical woman in question “preferred” bisexual men. My original question stated that she happened to be in relationships in the past with bisexual men, and if you, the reader, would date a woman who had been in relationships with bisexual men in the past. I’m not sure why you wouldn’t be able to offer a woman, who had past relationships with bisexual men, the same as you would a woman who never had a past relationship with a bisexual man. I’m not sure how a woman’s dating history would inherently conflict with your ability to be in a relationship with her as it relates to her having dated bisexual men. Maybe you could address that in your reply to this comment instead of insulting me with allegations of autism.
 
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