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Tonight's Emmerdale - 25/11/05
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Drifter
25-11-2005
Originally Posted by *Fluffy*:
“I'm sorry, I don't understand. Why would you not consider a bi-sexual woman? I mean, if you'd already fallen for someone then found out they were bi, would you dump them? I'm not having a go, I just didn't understand the comment.”

I think SULLA means that having a relationship with a bisexual could be complicated...maybe. I mean Ivan could still be tempted by women when with Paul. IF they get together that is, I'm still not sure if they do
SULLA
25-11-2005
Originally Posted by Drifter:
“I think SULLA means that having a relationship with a bisexual could be complicated...maybe. I mean Ivan could still be tempted by women when with Paul. IF they get together that is, I'm still not sure if they do ”

Yes, I believe you know where I'm coming from. I was refering to a long term relationship.

Am I wrong in wanting people to make their mind up.
*Fluffy*
25-11-2005
Originally Posted by Drifter:
“I think SULLA means that having a relationship with a bisexual could be complicated...maybe. I mean Ivan could still be tempted by women when with Paul. IF they get together that is, I'm still not sure if they do ”

So? If he was out right gay he could still be "tempted" by other men. If someone has a 'wandering eye' or is prone to infidelity their sexual orientation doesn't come into it!

I'd just like to say again, I'M NOT HAVING A GO, it just seams like bisexuality gets a really bad rap. Why is it so unexcepted and misunderstood by so many?
Drifter
25-11-2005
But when you're gay or straight and in a relationship, you are still with the only gender you fancy, so if you stray it's for other reasons.

Being bisexual however, when you have a partner, surely there is a chance that you still want the other half that you've had to leave out cause of the relationship. Basically you might still want men and women at the same time (well not literally, but you know), so being involved could get tricky as you'd essentially have to ditch one half of your sexuality.
SULLA
25-11-2005
Originally Posted by *Fluffy*:
“So? If he was out right gay he could still be "tempted" by other men. If someone has a 'wandering eye' or is prone to infidelity their sexual orientation doesn't come into it!

I'd just like to say again, I'M NOT HAVING A GO, it just seams like bisexuality gets a really bad rap. Why is it so unexcepted and misunderstood by so many?”

A woman paranoid about her male partner possibly straying with another woman would be doubly paranoid if her male partner was bi- sexual I suppose. I believe that it is natural to suspect that a bi-sexual person would tend to stray.

But to clarify, being bi-sexual does not make someone a bad person.
soapsfan69
25-11-2005
sorry to change the subject, was there any Carl/Del stuff??
Cstar2229
25-11-2005
Originally Posted by SULLA:
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But to clarify, being bi-sexual does not make someone a bad person.”

It gives more choice
*Fluffy*
25-11-2005
Originally Posted by SULLA:
“A woman paranoid about her male partner possibly straying with another woman would be doubly paranoid if her male partner was bi- sexual I suppose. I believe that it is natural to suspect that a bi-sexual person would tend to stray.

But to clarify, being bi-sexual does not make someone a bad person.”

If someone is, by nature, a faithfull, monogamas person, then that's how they'll be in a serious relationship regardless of sexuallity. You might even still look at other people of whichever gender but you would never act on it! You certainly don't feel like you're giving anything up. Quite the opposite. When you meet the right person, it's like you're gaining EVERYTHING!

Whether you're a cheater or loyal to the last, that's how you'll be regardless.

And I certainly wasn't insinuating that you thought bisexuals were bad people. Sorry if it sounded that way.
soapboyz2005
26-11-2005
Yay, Diane and Val have made up.

The Louise/Martin date was funny and Diane winding her up.

Sam under the table was funny and poignant at the same time.
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