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What You Need To Know Before Dating A Bi-Curious Woman

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A bi-curious woman doesn’t identify as lesbian or bisexual — at least not yet — but she’s pretty sure she might have the hots for other women and would potentially like to date them, sleep with them, or both. As a lesbian myself, I’ve dated several bi-curious women, and while there’s nothing wrong with going on a journey of self-discovery with someone who isn’t quite sure what they want just yet, it does come with its own unique set of problems.
1. Introducing someone new to “the club” is a big responsibility. It sucks, but many queer women would stay away altogether because they don’t want the hassle of potentially introducing someone new to the club. They want somebody who is confident in themselves and their sexuality because dating another woman for the first time might be confusing and strange, and that can equal messy. It’s understandable, but it’s also a shame that queer women avoid dating bi-curious women — if you’re both open to love, what’s the problem? Shameless plug: check out Sweetn , a new startup with free, scientific quizzes that will help you be more successful in dating & relationships. Just click here !

2. She might just want to sleep with you. Bi-curiosity isn’t a gateway drug that leads to becoming a lesbian. Lots of bi-curious women are more curious about the sex part than the dating part. Lots of women want to have a same-sex sexual experience without having to adopt a cat with you. Sexual desires and romantic feelings are two different things for some people. You just have to decide whether you’re cool with getting it on with a hot bi-curious girl with no strings attached. Shameless plug #2 : Check out Sweetn , the first self-care app for your love life. It helps you make sense of your love life, find the right partner and create the kind of relationship you deserve. Check it out here !

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4. You might have to take things slow. If it’s her first time with another lady, then you’ll have to go at her pace. You might be so excited by her that you want to rip all of her clothes off, show her a good time then ask her to move in with you, but bi-curious women are sensitive creatures, so you might need to take things slow so she doesn’t freak out and run for the hills.
5. You can’t get too invested. I’ve learned from experience that you can’t get too caught up with a bi-curious woman. She’s curious, but she isn’t sure what it is she wants, so you not only want to take it slow for her sake, but for your sake too. It’s fine if you’re somebody who’s cool with keeping things casual or who dates a lot. If not, proceed with caution.
6. Her uncertainty can be heartbreaking. It’s pretty harsh to discuss bi-curiosity in terms of “an experiment”, but lots of people think of it like that. It only becomes problematic if she starts to lead you on by perhaps dating you for several months and still saying she doesn’t know what she wants. At the beginning, though, if everybody is open and honest and communicates their feelings (how lesbian does that sound, btw?) then you all know exactly where you stand.
7. She might expect you to make the first move. Bi-curious women are probably used to the guy making the first move, despite the fact we live in the 21st century. So when you’re ready to hook up, you might have to be the one who instigates things. This can be a problem if you’re a little shy yourself, but somebody’s going to have to do it or you’ll just end up with the Netflix part of Netflix and chill. On the other hand, she might be totally confident and ready to take on that role, so she might appreciate the chance to be the more dominant party. Everybody is different.
8. She will ask you LOTS of questions. For me, this is one of the fun parts of dating bi-curious women. She’ll ask you all about your sexuality and when you first realized you were into girls and how you came out, etc. She’s working herself out. It’s fun to see how she reacts and it’s fun to educate newbies. It makes you feel helpful taking somebody under your lesbian wing. Then again, after a while, it can get a little annoying and feel like you’re being fetishized.
9. The sex can be a little awkward. A lack of experience on her part doesn’t necessarily mean that the sex is going to be bad or that you’re going to have to show her the ropes. Some women are just naturals, and maybe she got some ideas from watching Orange is the New Black or something. Anyway, she knows what she likes, so she’ll likely know what you like… or at least she should be eager to learn. It can be a little awkward to get on the same page, but if it’s meant to be, you’ll get there.
10. She has no girl-on-girl baggage. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: the dating pool for girls who like girls is small. It’s much closer to a jacuzzi than an Olympic-sized pool. If you date a bi-curious woman, they’re fresh on the scene with no drama and no baggage and no annoying exes that you’ll run into at a party. It’s perhaps the best thing about dating a bi-curious woman.
11. It might work out great, but probably not. From my experience, it rarely works out when queer women date bi-curious women. This is a warning. However, if it’s somebody you know and trust or even somebody you’re just really into and you’re both willing to take a chance, then why not? You just need to make sure you think with your brain rather than your vagina. You need to not let your emotions cloud your judgment, either, and work out as soon as possible whether it’s going to work.
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Why Women Become More Bisexual As They Age, According To Science
By Jessica Cruel — Written on Aug 13, 2020
Like most women, I have no shame in admitting that I find other females attractive. I have even admitted to being open to bisexual experimentation .
For women, it's perfectly acceptable to be a little bi-curious. And, according to research, it's the norm.
A 2019 study in the Journal of Sex Research revealed that women's sexual preferences tend to be a gray area where women become more sexually fluid as they get older.
Our sexuality is a major part of our identity. Christine Kaestle is a professor of developmental health at Virginia Tech and the leader of the study. "Sexual orientation involves many aspects of life, such as who we feel attracted to, who we have sex with, and how we self-identify," she said.
In fact, researchers at Boise State University found that in a group of heterosexual women, 60 percent were physically interested in other women, where 45 percent made out with a woman in the past, and 50 percent had fantasies about the same sex.
Sometimes when I catch myself staring at a beautiful woman in the grocery store I wonder about my own sexuality. I'm not supposed to like girls! (At least according to some people in society.)
Would I date a woman? I'm not sure, but I am attracted to the beauty of other women — and they're so much easier to understand psychologically than men.
And, personally, I believe that emotional connections and physical attraction are linked. For instance, guys tend to get cuter in our eyes if they're genuinely nice.
"Women are encouraged to be emotionally close to each other," psychology professor Elizabeth Morgan said. "That provides an opportunity for intimacy and romantic feelings to develop."
From talking about personal issues for hours to calling each other "lovers," women's friendships are often barely distinguishable from romantic relationships.
When heterosexual women hook up with other women , their relationships are based on an emotional connection. Lisa Diamond from the University of Utah believes that it only takes the right person to convince a woman to enter into a relationship with someone of the same sex.
Not exactly. "You can still be heterosexual and have interests, experiences or fantasies with the same sex," says Morgan.
And Kaestle adds, "At the same time, as more people pair up in longer-term committed relationships as young adulthood progresses, this could lead to fewer identities and attractions being expressed that do not match the sex of the long-term partner, leading to a kind of [bisexual] invisibility."
In addition, sexuality gets more, not less, fluid with time — yet more proof that experimentation isn't just for when you are in college.
In a study conducted by Diamond, the older a woman was, the more likely she was to describe her sexual preference as "unlabeled."
"We have this idea that sexuality gets clearer and more defined as time goes on," says Diamond. "We consider that a sign of maturity to figure out who you are. I've seen it's really the opposite."
Of course, the media plays a role in girl-on-girl attraction, only fueling the fire of our confusion. Not only have pop stars like Lady Gaga made bisexuality mainstream, but women can't help but ogle beautiful women — they are everywhere we turn.
According to Neuroscientist Ogi Ogas, Ph.D. analyzed billions of web information including web searches, erotic websites, and e-books, and found that women are just as likely to search for "pictures of Ryan Gosling" as "pictures of Jessica Alba." How about that?
"Women in the media are often sexualized and women constantly get the message that appearance should be important to them, so they're used to viewing women in a sexualized way," says Morgan.
I wonder how much of the attraction to other women is based on appearance and messages from the media, and how much of it is authentic and genuine. Should we even try to distinguish between the two?
Jessica Cruel is the Senior Editor of Beauty & Style at SELF Magazine.
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Just like Anna Paquin, who tweeted about her bisexuality and marriage for Pride Month , I am a bisexual woman, attracted to both men and women, and I am proudly married to a man who's only attracted to ladies*. So what's it like? Awesome, predominantly. Being bi and married to my dude is a wonderful and fulfilling situation, mostly because he is excellent and accepts all my parts, including the bits that like another gender. But together we have discovered that, through no conscious fault of our own, we confuse people. Frequently. Deeply. Sometimes in a way that ends with strange girls trying to break into our room at parties. (More on that later.)
Much of this confusion seems to come from two sources: preconceptions about bisexuality and how it works, and preconceptions about marriage and what it's for. When our relationship is viewed from the outside, these ideas sit atop it like an incongruous cheap baseball cap and affect how we're perceived.
Here are the four ideas about marriage and bisexuality that I regularly encounter, and why they're wrong:
More than one person has assumed that bi-hetero relationships must involve threesomes , regularly. In the same way that straight relationships involve, I don't know, Chinese food, or fighting over the remote. My husband gets fist-bumped rather a lot.
Cute, right? Except that it meant that a drunk girl at a party we both attended, who'd never met me but who had heard that I was bi and therefore "must be up for it," tried to force her way into the room where we were sleeping for an unexpected menage a trois. Obviously there are many things wrong with that situation. But the underlying assumption, that threesomes are regularly on the sexual menu, isn't too uncommon. It defines "bisexual" as "can't be satisfied without both sexes at once," which is another, entirely different sexual identity.
It also overlaps with the stereotype that bi people are sexually insatiable and will seek out anything with a pulse to satisfy their raging libido. "Is it breathing? Can it consent? Sweet, it's macking time." This is... not true. I am not Lord Byron.
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