I've dated bisexual women since 1992 so the subject is boring to me, but the other night my favorite girl (who of course is bisexual - yawn) said something that was really eye opening.
I approached the subject by saying "So, we've dated 5 months now to the day, and you've told me about some men who you've loved, but you never mentioned any women..."
She said "Yes. I'd rather not talk about them. You know, with men you always know what to expect, but a woman can hurt you in ways that a man never could."!
She is a stripper so consider she has access to unlimited men and women. Her comments are testament to the fact that the men tend to be at her beck and call while obviously the women (one of whom she pursued originally enough to go see her at a strip club where she joined) not so much.
This is a woman who insists that she never experienced the concept of jealousy about a man (which I disproved personally, but still). She isn't someone who often admits to experiencing heartache, but the moment I mentioned women, it was like she was too hurt to discuss it.
This makes a lot of sense, but for fun I thought readers could clarify what they think she meant: how can a a woman hurt you worse than a man?
I approached the subject by saying "So, we've dated 5 months now to the day, and you've told me about some men who you've loved, but you never mentioned any women..."
She said "Yes. I'd rather not talk about them. You know, with men you always know what to expect, but a woman can hurt you in ways that a man never could."!
She is a stripper so consider she has access to unlimited men and women. Her comments are testament to the fact that the men tend to be at her beck and call while obviously the women (one of whom she pursued originally enough to go see her at a strip club where she joined) not so much.
This is a woman who insists that she never experienced the concept of jealousy about a man (which I disproved personally, but still). She isn't someone who often admits to experiencing heartache, but the moment I mentioned women, it was like she was too hurt to discuss it.
This makes a lot of sense, but for fun I thought readers could clarify what they think she meant: how can a a woman hurt you worse than a man?