If there was more acceptance from both sides on bisexuality, I think you will find a high percentage of men will admit to this. As sexual attraction is not just a cultural thing but a physiologic response.

It is easier to have sex with men, as it is looked upon as so natural and casual. For a woman there is usually a more pronounced emotional connection.

My thoughts evolve as I write and live

I commend you on your skill in writing. It is warm and informative and caring.

I blog at http://JackScottsBisexualBuddies.blogspot.com The quality of your blog is such that I would like to add it to the list of blogs I follow on my own blog. My mission in life, at this point, is to do as much as I can to assist married guys who are dealing with their bisexuality or their homosexuality to find a way to make their lives work for them while recognizing and dealing with their sexuality. Your blog appears to share that sense of purpose.

As a married man who eventually came out to his wife and at the same time kept his marriage working and in place, I have a great deal of empathy for men in this situation. However, I don’t think coming out is always the answer. Becoming better informed is always the key to all the other answers. You’re helping to provide that information. It’s important work.

Thanks for an exceptional piece. I look forward to exploring all you have written.

Jack Scott

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