How many of you are truly understanding and loving to your spouse when it comes to sexuality?

Bi Guy: How many of you are truly understanding and loving to your spouse when it comes to sexuality?
Let me narrow it down:

“are you understanding and loving to your spouse if he or she tells you that they are bi-sexual” and also tells you that they have not cheated on you?

Answers and Views:

Answer by Big Man
I might be open to it. Would I get to join?

Answer by Heather
Heck yeah. As long as there is no cheating going on, the bedroom just got more interesting. Added to that a night out could be more fun too, comparing our top picks.
I am bi and my husband loves to hear my opinion of women when we go out. Hooters is a blast. lol.
If spouses can’t be totally open, honest, and excepting of each other sexually, how are they going to stay happy?

Answer by gracey
i would tell them i want a 100% straight person and since their not it’s time to go…lol

Answer by Innocent Bystander
I cant be totally open with him because it makes him feel insecure.

Answer by Courtney
Being bi-sexual doesn’t say anything other than “I’m attracted to both men and women.” It doesn’t say they’ll cheat or have a higher chance of cheating. It doesn’t say they’ll be a crappy husband or wife. It just says that they’re attracted to both genders.

As long as he’s fully devoted to me…i couldn’t care less if he’s attracted to both genders. Bi-sexuality isn’t a deal breaker for me…it’s still a regular relationship with my same standards and expectations.

Answer by Greg Blackman
wow I would feel there is a problem and there must be something I am not doing right

Answer by Aurelia
Normally, I’m very understanding and accepting. What I went through with my ex fiance changed that quite a bit. First, he kept his bisexuality secret, then he came out about it, then he said he’d never cheat, then he did….so really, it was the lying that got to me, BUT I’d still be more likely to split with someone bisexual because of it…it’s still pretty fresh. In a few years? I might be able to handle that, just not now.

Answer by Sammi
see that’s something that would need to come up before marriage, not after you’ve vowed to only be with each other.
hell no, I wouldn’t be cool with it at all.

Answer by Jordan
I’m a bi sexual woman very happily married. ( my husband is straight )

I have never cheated on my husband, I feel that if your with someone your with that one person no matter your sexual preference.

Just because I like both sexes that does not give me or anyone else a free pass to sleep with the opposite gender when in a relationship. i consider that cheating.

I am satisfied completely with only having my husband, I love him. It doesn’t matter that he has a penis.