Two completely unrelated quotes:
that fact that 2 other 'bisexuals' here just happily read and responded with friendlyness amazes me, u just got bad mouthed,
Well, there's a time and a place. A woman gets dumped by a guy, I cut her some slack when she says "I hate all men," because it's not like she's going to be reasonable about it at the time. Later, when she's calmed down enough to be reasonable, I point out to her that when she proclaims her hatred for men, she proclaims her hatred for
me - and that while I might still be decent enough a sort that I don't pick a fight with her when she's already low, that by no means lets her off the hook.
Guy gets dumped by a bisexual, says "I hate bisexuals," I might feel inclined to extend a similar courtesy. Doesn't let him off the hook, but we might at least wait and see if he retracts it on his own.
Also, there's the fact that tearing into him while he's vulnerable is not terribly likely to
improve his opinions of bisexuals. Though I suppose I could take a few shots myself and see how that affects the general opinion of gay people.
There is no such thing as bisexual. People calling themselves bisexual are just to afraid to admit, that they are gay. Being bisexual is like being on the way to gay town (to quote a great columnist).
And you know this ... how?
On second thought, never mind. Getting into
that debate would serve only derail this thread, when I'm prety sure there's still at least one other active thread already dedicated to this debate.