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I (M24) have noticed a recurring sentiment of women I dated that were previously quite interested and engaged but seemed hesitant or suddenly very reluctant after I opened up to them about being bisexual. While I’m sure this doesn’t apply to everyone, it feels like there’s a stigma around bisexual men being less desirable or seen as less committed(?)
Is this just rooted in stereotypes or is there something else entirely? What makes it unattractive for a woman if a man is bisexual? Are there specific concerns women have that I might be overlooking?
I’m actually considering to hide this fact about me again, since I didn’t experience that level of rejection before I started being open about my sexuality.
I’m genuinely curious and would appreciate honest and respectful answers. This isn’t meant to generalize or offend anyone—just trying to understand perspectives.
(Sry in advance for language mistakes)
Just writing in to say as a bisexual woman, bisexual men are the best. My boyfriend is bi and I love how we understand each other. Maybe try going for bi women?
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