Another way of asking the question: do you "see" gender when it comes to attractiveness? Would you be as likely to be romantically involved with a man or woman (or nonbinary, etc.) assuming a great personal connection? Do you look for the same sorts of characteristics in all your partners regardless of gender (like effeminacy and submissiveness in men and feminine, less assertive women)?
Or do you seek out the differences? Would you prefer a traditionally masculine male partner but a feminine female one? Or perhaps you'd enjoy sex with a man but never consider dating or marrying one. Perhaps the most attractive part of sex with men is the ease of hooking up without consequences, but your preferred partner would be female? Perhaps your bisexuality is rooted in a high sex drive that has led you to enjoy sex with men, but as a second choice?
And if you do enjoy men and women in different ways, what are your thoughts on those living more in the middle of the gender spectrum, the non-binaries, the transgender, etc., etc.? Do they have their own attractiveness? Or must they fall more into one camp or the other to draw your eye?
My sense is that bisexual men are all over the map when it comes to this, but maybe that's not the case and most bi men are bi in more or less the same way. What are your thoughts?
Or do you seek out the differences? Would you prefer a traditionally masculine male partner but a feminine female one? Or perhaps you'd enjoy sex with a man but never consider dating or marrying one. Perhaps the most attractive part of sex with men is the ease of hooking up without consequences, but your preferred partner would be female? Perhaps your bisexuality is rooted in a high sex drive that has led you to enjoy sex with men, but as a second choice?
And if you do enjoy men and women in different ways, what are your thoughts on those living more in the middle of the gender spectrum, the non-binaries, the transgender, etc., etc.? Do they have their own attractiveness? Or must they fall more into one camp or the other to draw your eye?
My sense is that bisexual men are all over the map when it comes to this, but maybe that's not the case and most bi men are bi in more or less the same way. What are your thoughts?