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21st October 2005, 7:22 AM

azcuriousm4u

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Join Date: Jun 2004

Location: East Valley, Arizona

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I could be bi and monogomous, butt it'd take work and acceptance

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Originally Posted by Mary3

As for bi-men , can being soley with a female be enough ?

That's a good question... for me, I'd have to say "yes." It takes love to make a monogamy as well as commitment. Besides, she could play on his bi desires in numerous ways including strap-ons and other things. The other option is to occasionally have a threesome with a pre-screened/pre-selected third - with ground rules completely set. I'd make it work with a sexually active wife.

Jamie in AZ

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