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In a lot of media bisexual characters are often just there to laugh at how greedy and naughty they are. Bisexual women especially are often portrayed as lustful and very sexual. I guess that’s one reason they get the idea that bisexuals want to hump everyone they meet. Part of it is because people don’t understand that bisexuality refers to the capacity/ability of being attracted to two or more genders – not the need or desire to be with both sexes at once.
“My boyfriend’s bisexual, he’s only been with me (a guy) and has no interest in being with anyone else. he’s still bi.” – www.reddit.com/r/lgbt/comments/dhlacl/bisexual_question/
Bisexual people need love. Their love can be poor. The number of people who identify as bisexual has increased over the years, and many companies are adapting to better meet their needs, especially in terms of dating.
Here the 10 best bisexual dating sites.
BiCupid was launched in 2003 by SuccessfulMatch, one of the most established dating networks in the industry. Millions of like-minded bisexual people have come to BiCupid looking for love. This is home to the largest pool of bisexual singles & couples. Unlike other sites, singles here start out with something in common, love for bisexual passion and bisexual romance. That common interest will help make dating easier and more effective.
Match is such a popular and successful dating site, it appeals to people of all sexual orientations, ages, backgrounds, lifestyles, cultures, ethnicities, religions, and locations. More than 42 million people have signed up for the site since 1995, and now the site sees more than 39 million monthly visitors. Match doesn’t charge you to filter profiles by your preferences, and receiving matches and flirting via likes, favorites, and other tools is also free.
Nicknamed “the gay Tinder,” Grindr works basically the exact same way except the app is only for gay, bisexual, queer, and curious men. With a standard account, you can swipe through profiles and message matches as much as you want. Grindr does offer a few premium features, but they aren’t really necessary. Grindr also gives back to the LGBTQ community through its Grindr for Equality campaigns, so you can meet compatible people that way as well.
With more than 22 gender and 13 sexual orientation identifier options, OkCupid is among the most inclusive free dating apps out there. Whether you’re bigender, transgender, questioning, or sapiosexual, you can find someone special on OkCupid. A unique aspect of OkCupid is its matching algorithm. During the registration process, not only will you answer questions about yourself and your ideal date, but you’ll also specify how you want your ideal date to answer those same questions.
The first dating app to offer swiping (right if you’re interested and left if you’re not), Tinder is a great option for bisexual men and women because it’s available in more than 190 countries, it’s free, and it works (20 billion total matches). Founded in 2012, Tinder mainly uses your age, location, and gender to find you matches, and both people have to swipe right to start messaging.
For bisexual singles who value education and are looking for a long-term relationship. Approximately, 82% of members have earned a bachelor’s degree at the very minimum, and most aren’t interested in hookups or casual dates. In addition, 90% of members are 30 years old or older.
SCRUFF promises that all 12 million of its members are 100% real, and that’s because the team monitors the app and kicks off spammers and anyone who is inactive for too long. It doesn’t matter if you’re looking for men in your area or across the globe — SCRUFF can help. You’re shown several matches each day, and then it’s up to you to decide if you like them or not. Don’t forget to check out SCRUFF’s events as well, which include pride festivals and parties.
Surge is all about the hashtag #NoLabels — be who you want without fear of judgment. Not only are Surge’s 3.5 million members open-minded, but they’re also very engaged, sending more than 10 million chats a month. Surge has 4.5 stars out of 5 on iTunes and Google Play, and Colt Jones is just one of thousands of satisfied members. “You can connect with people in a wide range near you, and that’s pretty cool. If you like chatting with someone, do it here. In my experience, I always get a response from people when I messaged them on this app. The support is also very helpful and engaging.”
Created by queer men for queer men, Hornet is free for both Android and iOS users, and you can follow the Hornet Responds to keep up with everything the app is doing. Hornet’s team cares a lot about listening to user feedback and adjusting the experience as needed. The Hornet community is 25 million strong, and all you have to do to join in is provide your email, screen name, age, location, and other basic pieces of information.
Zoosk has a vast, diverse, and active user base with over 40 million people from all over the world exchanging 3 million messages a day. You can sign up for Zoosk for free on your laptop, but you’ll have an even better experience if you download the app, which is also free via the App Store and Google Play. Find like-minded bisexual singles whether you’re at home, out with friends, traveling, or anywhere else.
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Untrustworthy, greedy, “tourists”, guilty of “straight privilege”, even secretly straight… the list goes on. Let’s face it, we bis aren’t top of everyone’s dating list. But of course, it’s only by having a dialogue that we can sort out our differences. We decided to bite the bullet and invite a group of lesbian LOTL readers to give their frank opinions on the topic of dating bi women/female-spectrum folk…
“My first partner was bisexual and, to be honest, I probably wouldn’t go there again. I was very young at the time and overlooked her bisexuality, thinking if we settled down she’d grow out of it and happily stick with me. She did eventually go off with a man. Since then I have only dated lesbians as I feel more secure being in a relationship with someone of the same sexual orientation as me. I imagine true bisexuality to be extremely rare. There are so many people now claiming to be a bi that I do wonder if it has become a bit of a fad.”
“I’ve never had any trouble dating bi women. Bisexuality confuses people and makes them insecure, which then encourages them to hide behind these anti-bi stereotypes. People like it ‘simple,’ but in the end it’s important to realize that someone’s sexual orientation won’t always fit into the little boxes/categories that you want it to.”
“It’s never come up as an option for me. I’d honestly have to decide based on the woman involved. I’d rather date a lesbian, but if there was a bi woman I really liked I might take the risk. My best friend dated a bi woman for a year and they ended up fighting over it all the time. But I don’t think it was the best relationship anyway, regardless of her partner’s sexuality. Sometimes it’s hard to see past what friends and the media say about bisexuality and decide how you actually feel.”
“I’ve dated a bi woman, and she was actually really cool. Except, she hid that she was bi and only came out to me a few months into the relationship. I was hurt and felt that this dishonesty wasn’t okay. I would never have dated her if I knew to begin with. The reason I don’t want to date a bisexual is because I want to date a lesbian, someone who shares my identity and world view and is like me.”
“Most of my partners have been bi, by coincidence rather than design, and it’s never caused an issue. Well, only when I started seeing my first bi partner and I told her she was welcome to see other people. I wasn’t happy about the idea, but I would’ve done anything to keep her, and in my naivety I assumed she’d want to date men as well. She took a deep breath and quite rightly explained a few things about what it means – and doesn’t mean – to be bisexual!”
“I don’t think I would ever consider dating a bi woman. I would feel threatened by the idea of a man taking her away, or that fact that me having a vagina could prove a problem. If we wanted children, for instance, I would feel like I was never enough.”
“My current partner is bi. In fact, I was warned off her when I met her for that very reason. Five years later, I’m so glad I didn’t listen, although I did have reservations at first. And even though she mainly dated men before me, it’s clear to anyone who knows us that we’re in love. It doesn’t matter to me what her past was.”
So, the verdict was definitely split. Some of you were vocal bi-lady lovers, others said that polysexual partners were definitely off the menu and a couple of you fell somewhere in between. What’s the answer, then, when it comes to trying to increase the peace between lesbian and bi women? Tell us your thoughts in the comments below!
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It surprises me how today, in 2017, there are still so many misconceptions tossed around about the bisexual community, specifically dating a bisexual person. I am a bisexual female who’s currently dating a male, and it’s my boyfriend’s first time dating someone who is bisexual. Together, he and I have busted some myths about dating a bisexual person.
The most prominent myth is the fact that bisexual people are hard to date because there is “more competition.” The fact that this is a widely held belief is saddening because it shows the mistrust people have for bisexual people simply because they’re bisexual.
Being bisexual has nothing to do with being unfaithful. Say, just because I see a beautiful woman at a bar doesn’t mean that I’m going to ditch my boyfriend to hit on her. Or, just because my best friend is a female doesn’t mean my boyfriend has reason for worry when I hang out with her alone.
To assume, just because someone is bisexual, that they’ll automatically be interested in anyone and everyone, including yourself, is not only narcissistic, but it’s harmful to the bisexual community. This kind of thinking hyper-sexualizes a sexual orientation by assuming that a person must be attracted to the entirety of whichever gender they’re attracted to.
This is why you’ll hear dude-bros say, “I can’t hang out with that gay guy, he might make a move on me.”
In short, attraction and infidelity are not the assumed uncontrollable urges for those with sexualities other than heterosexual. I experience attraction to male and female genders, but when I’m with a person, they’re the only one on my romantic radar.
Another difficult aspect of the hyper-sexualization of bisexual people is the threesome effect. I make a point of avoiding the subject of my sexuality around other couples because the moment that I reveal that I’m bisexual, the next words I usually hear are, “Would you ever have a threesome with us?”
Again, just because I experience attraction to both men and women does not mean that I want to have sex with both of them at once, and to assume that I'd want to have sex with either person in the couple is again, narcissistic. To presume that because I’m bisexual that I automatically am attracted to you and your partner is ridiculous. I know this sounds like a no-brainer, but for some reason I’ve had to field this question way too many times.
Luckily, my boyfriend and I have an amazingly trusting relationship, and he’s never been nervous about me hanging out with other people alone or been worried that I’d be hard to keep around because of my sexuality. And to my fellow bisexuals out there, if your partner is suspicious of you simply because of your sexuality, they are not worth your time.
Sexuality does not determine fidelity; fidelity is a choice.
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