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A10. But if they're monogamous, how can they be bisexual? |
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This article is from the BiSexuality FAQ, by Jon Harley jon@parkplatz.net with numerous contributions by others.
A bisexual deciding to be monogamous is not deciding to be "gay" or
"straight." He/she is still bisexual; he/she has chosen a PERSON to live his
or her life with, not an orientation, preference or ideology. It is important
to recognize that he/she still FEELS bisexual.
Continue to:
relationship, bisexuality, MOTSS, MOTOS, bisexual, gay, lesbian, straight, community
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