I am really confused. I am definiatly attracted to women but any time I see a pic of a nice looking dick I get hard. I even get off to guys jerking off and the idea of jerking off with a guy turns me on. I also get turned on by the idea of fucking a feminine guy but I would never kiss or date a guy because I would feel weird. I know there are alot of signs pointing toward me being Bi but I just can't imagine having a relationship with a guy. If I were to have sex with a man I would feel really weird after it. Can anyone here help me out? btw I have no problem with the LGBT community so this isn't me rejecting the idea of me being bisexual
self bump. I really need some opinions over here
I was hopping I could get some input on here
You sound a little bi. "Feeling weird" is normal for someone who hasn't come to terms with their sexuality and will pass eventually if you accept and get used to the idea. You be can be bisexual and still predominantly attracted to women, sexuality is a spectrum.
>>5423981
>attracted to women
>attracted to feminine men
Bisexual
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>>5424248
This anon hit it pretty good.
As a hetero male, seeing male genitals or visualizing nude men in my mind does not result in arousal, unless they are accompanied by at least one woman, who is the object of their attention. After that, my fetishes dictate that a woman being penetrated by a large penis is preferable to a normal or small one, etc. etc.
So it sounds like you are a little further along the spectrum than that. You do however sound like a friend of mine who just rotated off active duty. During his time in the marine corps, he came to realize that naked men aroused him, but that this knowledge made him uncomfortable. After some talking about why, we came to the conclusion most seem to, which is that the discomfort originated from his participation and desire to be accepted in a culture (the marines) that Until recently and in a few places currently did not make such paraphilias welcome. >>5424248
Not that he felt he would be hated by his comrades for being bi, but that he would be treated differently.
