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Is bisexuality a cop-out?

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Is bisexuality a cop-out?

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  1. i feel like smacking  every person that agrees with this -_-

    no this is not a cop-out


  2. nope

  3. no

  4. No bi-sexuality does truly exist, many examples of it all through out history. What would be most helpful to all bi-sexual people is if all the trendy little girls (seems it's normally teenage girls anyway) would get over their attention seeking and turn their interest back over to The Jonas Brothers where it belongs.

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  5. I just think that they can't decide

  6. I think being bisexual could definitely be a cop-out. I mean some people just do it for attention and it seems like everybody is bi now. It is really annoying! I don't have a problem with bi people because some people are really bi, but we don't need people to pretend to be bi. That's just stupid! I think if you are bi though you should only go out with one s*x at a time... you don't need a boyfriend and a girlfriend. That's just greedy! And most (not all) real bisexual people turn out g*y most of the time.

  7. Those that are swear they are and that it's not a cop-out.

    However, I always question why they feel a need to out themselves as "bisexual" when it's just the g*y element that would be an issue, but they never see it that way.

  8. Depends if you're bi or not! No,seriously, I honestly don't believe you can choose your sexuality, I think its predetermined.  I'm g*y and have always been g*y.  I think its harder to be bisexual, everybody thinks you're sitting on the fence.  I really don't think you'd choose it.

  9. I wouldn't call it a cop-out, but I don't think it's a lifestyle like being a homosexual or heterosexual. It's more of a sexual preference, whereas being a L*****n or g*y has more to do than just your sexuality. Being a L*****n or g*y man involves much more than s*x, it's their feelings and emotions about the world in general and how they live their lives whereas being bi-sexual means you are attracted to both sexes.  

  10. no.  

  11. No, I don't see why it should be considered as such. However, some people have made it a "trendy" thing to be bisexual - those are the people who make it seem like a cop out. But much like homosexuality and heterosexuality, bisexuality has its place in the sun.

  12. NO!

    i am a bisexual and proud of it.

    i genuinly have feelings for guys and girls.

    put it this way:

    i cant call myself a true L*****n (even though i have a female preference) because if i was single i would be just as likely to date a guy as i would a girl!

    it defintly not a "cop-out", it s my life.

  13. no , it is as real as heterosexuality or homosexuality

  14. It feels like it, doesn't it? I have a hard time wrapping my head around that. It seems very greedy and indecisive to me. But it's kind of trendy to be bisexual right now. To be honest, I just don't believe it exists. Bring on the thumbs down.

  15. Only in the minds of monosexist pigs who try to erase bisexual culture from reality to make themselves more comfortable.

    For those so-called True Bisexuals, K3s like me, we often find ourselves wondering why on earth you monosexuals like parts, not people.

    I fall in love with people, not their parts. I don't go "oh gosh, I really like Bill, but he's got a dangly thing, so I can't love him" or "oh gosh, I really like Jill, but she's got no dangly thing, so I can't love her."

    And for those who think that bisexuality means sleeping around, I and my bi wife have been together for 15 years, so bite me.

    I am a woman, married to a woman, and I am bi. Anyone who has a problem with that can go join Westboro Baptist.

  16. I dont think it is a cop out (but i do think most that claim bi are following a trend).  I do think bisexuality exists only in dating tho.  Not in a relationship.  I think bi drops off when u enter the relationship... u become hetero or homo depending on the relationship.  

    if u break up then i do think u are "bi" again because you could have left the hetero relationship and get with someone in a homo relationship...

    but wen a person decided to truly settle down commit for the long haul...i think the bisexuality label transforms into the hetero or homo relationship because you have made the decision to be with that other person whether it be same s*x or opposite...

  17. no just greedy........lol...:D

  18. no i don't think so.  My friends make fun of me and say i'm greedy, but i really am attracted to both sexes.  however, i prefer woman

  19. ugh, no.

  20. FROM WHAT?!

  21. No. Is being Biracial just a cop-out? Reality is what it is.

    You are attracted to whom you are attracted,one gender or both.
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