Twenty Erotic Bisex Stories - Omnibus Edition: Who Needs Men Anyway

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Christmas Eve, 4:30 am Within a minute of starting my drive to the airport, I realize something is wrong. sometimes i find myself still having fantasies about her and ive dreamt about her (sexually) more than anyone else. This time, however, it was the theme that attracted me; the bisexual experience is one that gets neglected in fiction compared to the slightly greater representation of characters who act bisexually in ménage stories (generally, in my reading experience, without any engagement with the wider bisexual community) or whose bisexuality is a step on the way to a complete change of identity. AsIgrewolderIhadmoreandmorecrushesongirlsandIwasactivelyflirtingbutthenbeforeitgotlikeheytheymightaskmeoutIfreakedoutandghostedbecauseIwasscaredofdatingawomenduetointernalisedhomophobiaandmyhomophobicfamily. Firstly, what on earth does slutty mean, it’s a free country and everybody should do whatever they want sexually so long as it’s consensual, without judgment!Plus, we sometimes get bisexual characters in the background, offering words of wisdom to the protagonists. And although I knew that it was ok to be bisexual, for a long time and sometimes even now I feel ashamed of it, like I’m committing a sin that’s actually going to land me in hell. They also forced me to break up with my girlfriend at the time which obviously didn’t stop me from being gay lol.

While some of the coming out experiences people shared were silly, a general theme running through the stories is the need for bisexual people to constantly combat stigma about their sexuality — which comes both from straight people and from people who identify as gay and lesbian.Heteronormativity made me think I only liked guys for so long, and then I met this girl and I just realized I had never felt that way about any guy I had been with.

As a sex educator who identifies as bi, I’ve struggled deeply with my own identity at times—and I'm candid about sex for a living! Mean people will always find things to judge you for, so trying not to care what they think is a useful life skill for everyone, whatever their sexuality. You just have to keep trying and keep learning and keep trying to express yourself with your closest ones.

I didn't want to draw attention to who I liked, but I wanted the chance to be myself in a public space, without any more questions. It’s just like telling someone I like salsa dancing, or I’m allergic to peanuts, or any other random detail.