hale_bopp wrote:
The whole "bisexual" thing these days should be taken with a grain of salt. It's really trendy to be bisexual now you know, and trying to pick out real ones is as pointless as trying to say whether one brain type is more bisexual than others.
Conversely, it would seem to me that the whole "heterosexual" thing was trendy for a while. Sexuality is evidently more fluid than just straight and gay. I consider myself a gay man, but I have come into situations where this was challenged, and I have no problem reconsidering what it means for me to be gay.
Because fluid sexuality is looked down upon by much of the world, we're taught to think heterosexuality, and even among the gay community, exclusive homosexuality is proper and right. When we examine what it means to be sexual objectively, we find a world unexplored by the mainstream, be it lust or love.
I will agree to a very minimal extent that some women will say they're bi just to turn a man on, then kiss their best friend for like, EVER so they'll get railed later on. Simple manipulation tactic, and a general disrespect for the LGBT community, in my opinion.
People with AS being more likely to be one way, the other, or in between, I'm not sure.
EDIT: I take too long to reply to things.
How do you tell the difference? A bisexual woman is less likely to flaunt her bisexuality to gain a partner.