It is interesting, just my personal experience on this site. Among agnostic and atheist women I was expecting much more bisexual ladies.
Religious people are more likely to follow their religious dogma (duh, that's why they're religious) and I'm sure that includes lying about sexuality if need be. But I'm not sure how many non religious people really want to talk about their sexuality, or what the real numbers are, when it comes to bisexuality (male or female)
I am very active in the atheist community. I was surprised how many their were! I have not payed attention here is it is not a great concern for me. I just love my friends whatever they are!
Not being a believer has nothing to do with sexual preference
I think i might be but ive never tried it
Would you like to try?
Maybe but im a demisexual so would have to be selective same as with guys. I can't wait to hear your views on that lol
I think a lot of people keep that semi private and only share with a few special people in there lives. To me bisexual involves a lot of emotions. Where Hetroflexible is two or more people playing for just the fun and enjoyment of it respecting each other but not looking for anything long term like a friend with benefits usually refers to a man and a women. Hetroflexible can either be 2 males or females enjoying each other in what ever manner that is consensual between them. I consider myself Hetroflexible for playing but women are my primary enjoyment
In personal experience I know of women who were heterosexual, even having illicit affairs (Ah! Fond memories!), then in later life discovered lesbianism and switched over 100%
In all 3 cases, we have remained good friends, but with sex no longer an option.
So perhaps bi-sexuality is a bit like balancing a coin on its edge, rather than heads or tails.
What say you?
I enjoy men more, but sometimes it is refreshing to play with a woman. Among swingers it is quite common, and I don't feel the need to switch over.
@zesty None of the 3 women mentioned above with whom I had affairs were swingers, it was always "one on one". Perhaps therein lies the difference.
(Just to keep things in proportion, I should point out that the majority of the women in my experience have not irrevocably switched ... or at least haven't told me.)
I’m not quite clear if you mean you think that there should be a higher percentage of bisexual women amongst atheists and agnostics, or that you think there is a lower number of bisexual women, here on this site, than in the general population at large.
I was under the impression that there should be more of us.
When is a woman considered bisexual? This is really a serious question. I had a few conversations with 2 women about their sensual/sexual experience with other women. Both denied to be bisexual ... and both were atheists.
I am Bi - have been a long time . For me , it means I am attracted to both men and women. It doesn't mean I want both at the same time - not a swinger either. Nor does it mean I cannot sustain a one-on-one relationship. But it does mean I have more to choose from ... <smile>
Can you explain where the connection is?
The way I see it if once you set your own moral principles, it should also apply to sexuality. There is a stigma regarding atheism, swinging, being bi.
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