Has the posibility of having kids ever factored into which sex you pursue?

[SeaCore]

I think being bisexual adds a unique wrinkle to the decision of having kids because you can, to some degree, choose if you want the opportunity to have biological kids. I mean, if you're a guy and you end up with another guy you know, going in, that the opportunity is off the table to have biological kids with your partner, unless they're a transman.

So has that ever played into who you decide to get serious with? Or maybe even who you just fool around with?

 

[ballcaphair]

I ALWAYS practice safe sex with both boys and girls. I think it would be cool to be a donor and engaged in "my" child's life. I don't see myself settling down on either side of the fence because I cannot make up my mind. It's food for thought though. Maybe I'm not expecting enough.

 

[tarallucci]

Of course not. While I have been considering women and I would love to have kids... it's completely out of question. I am not "experimenting" without feeling.

 

[SeaCore]

I ALWAYS practice safe sex with both boys and girls.

That's not surprising considering your profession ;P

 

[sixthson]

I never understood why having biological children was considered superior to adopting. Sharing common DNA is not the most important thing, but love sure is. Just from reading JUB over the years, it appears most gay people don't want children and that is their choice. But for those who do, adoption is the gift that keeps on giving for both parent and child...especially for parents, me thinks.

 

[Cormac135]

I'd love a little boy, hell i'd love a huge pack of them, i imagine they'd be a lot easier to raise than girls.

Maybe adoption in the future.