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We’re you surprised?Every bi man I’ve been with has cheated on me. Didn’t leave me with a good feeling.
In cases where someone purports to love me and agrees to a monogamous relationship, cheating always comes as a shock.Were you surprised?
Sometimes the mate you're with is more about sex. Maybe it's more about a friend and someone who will be with you in the long run. I've been with my mate for over 24 years. We're not compatible sexually. We are mates who care about each other more than anyone will every know. Who cares If we don't have sex. Sex is fleeting - it happens and someday it will go away and be unimportant. I'm 56, I care about sex, but I care more about my life and safety. I'd rather be wacking off to a video rather than trying to hook-up and getting mugged or killed in the process. I have "friends" I have sex with but those number are few - I don't care.I now consider myself to be bi. I am married; however, my marriage has been sexless for more than 5 years, when my wife's sex drive waned. While she did speak to her doctor, who recommended a solid course of action, ultimately my wife did nothing.
Had my sex drive waned along with hers, it would not have been so bad; however, mine is still as strong as ever. I was unwilling to relegate my sex life to masturbation.
I had joking offers from acquaintance to pleasure me. One day, much to their surprise and my own, I told the guy to "go for it". He did. I overcame my guilt quickly, and, turned to men for quick, easy, uncomplicated sexual gratification.
It has now been that way for years. I am discreet. She never asks. Classic "Don't ask; don't tell".
At this point, some of you may ask, "Why don't you just separate, and, divorce?" We have dependant children, who are entitled to as much stability, support and safety that we can give them, until they are independent. When that day comes, I will re-evaluate things.
Excellent perspective that applied in a large degree to my own situation. Thank youSometimes the mate you're with is more about sex. Maybe it's more about a friend and someone who will be with you in the long run. I've been with my mate for over 24 years. We're not compatible sexually. We are mates who care about each other more than anyone will every know. Who cares If we don't have sex. Sex is fleeting - it happens and someday it will go away and be unimportant. I'm 56, I care about sex, but I care more about my life and safety. I'd rather be wacking off to a video rather than trying to hook-up and getting mugged or killed in the process. I have "friends" I have sex with but those number are few - I don't care.
Your wife has provided you with children who will live longer than your relationships. Care more that she cared more about you to give you something than to take it away cause you need sexual satisfaction.
In my opinon...
I caught a pic of you once here and that was a lucky guy who got to go for it!I now consider myself to be bi. I am married; however, my marriage has been sexless for more than 5 years, when my wife's sex drive waned. While she did speak to her doctor, who recommended a solid course of action, ultimately my wife did nothing.
Had my sex drive waned along with hers, it would not have been so bad; however, mine is still as strong as ever. I was unwilling to relegate my sex life to masturbation.
I had joking offers from acquaintance to pleasure me. One day, much to their surprise and my own, I told the guy to "go for it". He did. I overcame my guilt quickly, and, turned to men for quick, easy, uncomplicated sexual gratification.
It has now been that way for years. I am discreet. She never asks. Classic "Don't ask; don't tell".
At this point, some of you may ask, "Why don't you just separate, and, divorce?" We have dependant children, who are entitled to as much stability, support and safety that we can give them, until they are independent. When that day comes, I will re-evaluate things.
Every bi man I’ve been with has cheated on me. Didn’t leave me with a good feeling.
"Not all men. Not all men. Not all men..."
Don't mind me. Just going through my character-building and self-growth exercises. ️
Aargh. As a bi man, I'm so sorry that happened to you. I understand. I was hoping that the recent study of 25% of the Gen Z population identifying as LBGTQ+ made things more acceptable for bi men to accept themselves as bi and come out, but societal norms tend to keep the bi guys more suppressed, so to get relief for their feelings they cheat with men, his woman finds out, and that perpetuates the cycle of the women feeling cheated, so the men don't come out, and the vicious cycle keeps going.Every bi man I’ve been with has cheated on me. Didn’t leave me with a good feeling.