bisexuality

> Recall that is is a conversation about bisexuality and homosexual behavior, The conversation is about whatever people discuss.

We have also seen many cultures throughout history ebb and flow in their expression of bisexuality in particular.

While it's fair to call it bisexuality, it might be more accurate to simply label it sexual opportunism.

What if you're any of the infinite variations of bisexuality between completely homosexual and completely heterosexual?

For bisexuality to be selected for in women, it would have to confer an evolutionary advantage.

Namely, that bisexuality is a way of simplifying a complex form of attraction so that it can be easily understood.

Some people seem to have an idea that bisexuality implies a type of attraction that is evenly split between men and women.

And unlike some, I do believe in bisexuality, or being attracted to someone based on personality alone.

The actual percentage of homosexuality or bisexuality in adolescents is probably much higher.

I see a lot less men hiding their bisexuality these days than I saw 10 years ago.

So, why did you bring his bisexuality up in that comment?

A whole bunch of reasons: (1) was it homosexuality or bisexuality?

Some people "born straight" experiment with bisexuality, and end up the better for it.

"Asexual" isn't the term you're looking for -- asexuality has no more to do with what gender you identify as than heterosexuality, bisexuality, etc.

From the article: Men, young and old, find gays and bisexuality (among men at least) about as attractive as a “fabulous” Broadway show followed by a viewing of all three of the “High School the Musical” movies.

Bisexuality, swinging, S&M are all considered improper for no apparent reason.