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"....his kisses tasted like cock."  

Travel_Couple69 58M
69 posts
4/27/2011 8:30 pm
"....his kisses tasted like cock."

Hah! Suckered you into this blog - with a lurid title, but there is a point.

We all know that male bisexuality is generally a relegation to oblivion by straight couples and females. Yet we and many other bi couples get plenty of contact from males listed as straight on their profiles.

What we find intriguing tho, and the purpose of the title, is do straight couples realize its possible they had sex with a bi male they thought was straight?

We received a wink and an email from a guy whom indicated he was actually bi. Checked his profile, saw he was straight but noted a testimonial from a couple. Looked up their profile and they were straight, so much so that they put the usual disclaimer "absolutely no bi-males". Hmmmmm? Would like to hear the post play discussion between the couple...Husband "So how was that for you?" Wife "It was great, but his kisses tasted like cock. His profile was straight right?"

Now, we are making light of this but what about the deeper issue of some form of basic trust? Is there any ethical or moral concern? (ethics and morals on a sex site

We dont meet closet bis for reasons we wont go into here and we generally decline tactfully and with some understanding of why they list themselves like that, but does this make them inherently distrustful? By their own admission they are misrepresenting themselves. Is this a reflection of their character? Should they be outed?

Or should this be chocked up with a shrug and a "Meh..men will say anything to get laid?"

pierd 59M
221 posts
6/17/2011 2:51 am

 Nicely put.

This is why I'm posting my thoughts in the public magazine area, hoping (perhaps naively) that (a) it might open some minds and (b) give encouragement to to the males or females afraid to admit to others - or themselves! - that they are open to multiple pleasures
more on my blog, http://LesbianPersonals.com/blog/pierd


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