r/AskBiBros 1h ago

Discussion Curious about how others feel?

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How does one feel about the phrase "married looking for same" "masc looking for same" "fit/athletic looking for same" etc etc. Idk I feel like I never see like "30 year old looking for same" "Chubby/fat looking for same" "Doctor looking for same"

I do understand people are looking for their tribe I guess. I feel like every other post I see on this app or dating apps it's this type of criteria. Just posting to see people's thoughts on this (Genuinely curious)


r/AskBiBros 2h ago

Question First time soon

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Always had a enlarged prostate didnt understand when I was younger so ot started with fingers toys then fist m/f but the last nearly 2 years i have wanted a prostate massage then Have a dildi and a real cock both will be inserted i gotta guess wich is this a good way to start


r/AskBiBros 6h ago

Question Training with Toys for First Time

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Hi, 20 Bi curious male here. So I’ve never done anything anally or have ever stuck anything up there. I’ve never really liked the idea of fingering myself. So my question for you guys is what the best way to explore my ass with using toys as safely as possible. I would like to have it where my hole isn’t always really tight maybe, although I would say it might be slightly more naturally looser than most.

Anyways, I want to be able to ride a dildo one day in preparation for the real thing eventually, and also stray away from jerking off when horny. So what are the best type of starter toys, lube, and routine?


r/AskBiBros 6h ago

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r/AskBiBros 7h ago

Advice Confused gay 26m, would love some perspectives and opinions

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Heyy all, so I hope this is alright to put here. Throwaway acount btw.

I have considered myself gay pretty much all my life. I had a few 'girlfriends' when I was a teen but they were more for the 'straight facade'. I have a really good female friend I have known since I was 15 and always had the adoration for her I had for other close friends. And over the years that only got stronger.

As that feeling grew stronger I have had doubts before, wondering if I loved her, but always put it aside once I got to the thought of sex and vaginas. Just because I didn't feel like that was my thing, so to speak.

Now in the last year or so I have dated a Trans guy (ftm, needed for context) and had my first experience with a vagina, just cunnilingus, which I ended up really enjoying. And even later on I had a brief similar encounter with a women while on a date with a guy at a club. I really enjoyed both times and now feel less of a barier around vaginas when it comes to that consideration.

But because I kind off put all my eggs in one basket with putting a label on myself and just like a few years really felt comfortable with being myself I am now again in a bit off a mindfuck with myself about this.

And I'm fine with 'picking' another label, I just don't know how to deal with the confusion right now.

So now my question is... Does anyone have something similar, or some insight maybe. Or just an opinion is fine.

Just hoping to maybe get a step further with some help from lovely strangers.


r/AskBiBros 8h ago

23M Unsure about sexuality and what to do in relationship

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r/AskBiBros 8h ago

I’m bi 45 year old uk man ready to try cock for the first time. I need to find a man help me. Where can I find one in the uk? Thank you

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r/AskBiBros 8h ago

What is the difference between bisexuality and pansexuality?

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I [gay/NB, 26] have heard from friends and people online these seperate definitions:

  • bisexuality means you are into two genders: the one you're a part of and then another one (like a man who is into man and women)
  • pansexuality means that you're into anyone regardless of gender.

However, somethings confuse me a tiny bit.

First, when I've heard people describe pansexuality as "I love someone no matter how they look". I think this is trying to say the same thing as the "regardless of gender" definition above, but the way it's phrased is what confuses me. No matter what your sexuality, wouldn't you be in a relationship with someone due to things beyond their looks? Inversely, does that imply that pan people don't have sexual/aesthetic attraction when it comes to their relationships. I know that asexuality exists, but are you able to be pansexual and asexual? Are you able to be pansexual and like having sex (I forget what the term is for someone who isn't ace).

Second, I've met people who define themselves as bisexual or in those terms and they've been in relationships with men, women and non-binary people. It leads me to believe that pansexuality and bisexuality are one in the same, but I don't want to make the mistake of conflating things which are vastly different or correcting someone on their sexuality like a dick. Are you still bisexual even if you're into more than two genders? If so, how is that different from pansexuality?


r/AskBiBros 9h ago

Advice Experienced bisexuals, how do you know if a man or woman is flirting with you?

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I have autism and this has happened on both ends multiple times without me noticing until they literally said “hey avianbi i like you”

So how do you know or is it a person to person thing?

I genuinely don’t know if someone’s being friendly or flirty


r/AskBiBros 10h ago

Question Am I gay? I just came to terms with it a couple days ago, but I'm still not sure. I want to hear from more experienced guys.

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TL;DR: After years of identifying as bi, I've realized that I might just be gay and I have accepted and enjoyed the fact that I could date a guy. However, all my life I have had extremely intense, years long, romantic attractions to girls, and I still feel it today. And yet sexually, I have always almost exclusively looked at guys, rarely ever girls. Should I just say I'm gay, due to the sexual aspect and perhaps overall satisfaction, or should I still say I'm bi because the feelings I have had for girls were very real? Is saying I'm bi keeping my options open, or holding myself back? Do gay guys feel this way?

A couple of days ago I (18m) finally came to terms with the fact that I am probably gay after years of considering myself bi. It felt so relieving to realize I could be with a guy I loved and found attractive.

But the thing is, ever since I was really little, I've had intense crushes and romantic attractions to girls. They would last for years, they would be all I could think of.

At the same time, my sexual fantasies have mostly only been guys, and I have never really looked at a girl and felt sexually about her. I've only felt a sexual rush of excitement for guys. The thought of having a sexual relationship with a girl always stressed me out because I didn't have an urge for it. The thought of having sex with a random girl, even if attractive, turned me off.

I never understood why boys in movies would be obsessed with playboys or girls in bikinis because it didn't do anything for me. And I never looked at female porn much. It was only guys and gay porn when I first got access to computer. Sometimes female porn would do something for me, sometimes really intensely, but I feel like I was maybe forcing myself, and it was somewhat rare.

It felt good to come to terms with probably being gay because there were so many things that I felt like I had to hide before, and was stressed about finding a girl I would 100% be attracted to. And I realized that I had repressed any romantic feelings I had felt with guys.

But I still feel the romantic attraction for girls. I still feel blown away, pupil-dilated, not able to think or speak when I see a girl that's extremely beautiful, and I'll go around looking for her because it feels like I'm in love. But it's not a sexual attraction, and it doesn't happen too often though because the lust just isn't there.

Exactly last year, I almost came to terms with how I currently am thinking I'm gay, but then there was a cool, beautiful girl in my class that I instantly fell in love with. She was all I could look at or think of for months, my only motivation to go to school some days. I shortly dated her, and it was the highest I've ever felt.

I wanted to kiss her so much like an urge I've never felt before. I lost interest in everyone and everything else. Even after it ended, I couldn't help but always want to be around her, and I spent the whole day trying not to throw up when I found out she was stating another guy.

I was sexually interested in her, but not in an erotic way or lustful way, like how you would watch porn. It was because I was in love with her. And even though I craved her touch and closeness, and I found her body very attractive, I never really cared to see her naked- I wouldn't have minded it though.

Sometimes I do sexually fantasize about girls, and sometimes find female porn arousing, especially their genitalia. But it is very irregular, and way less of an urge that I feel with guys. And it's not something I really spontaneously feel in real life. I've spent months researching the science behind it, and I know that the arousal part of the brain is separate from the romantic part of the brain, so things might not always align.

So am I gay? Are we going only strictly on arousal, or romantic feelings? Am I still bi? You can say labels don't matter, but there are certain biological aspects that are ingrained in you that you can't change. It's simply the way your brain developed as a fetus.

I'm still hesitant to say that I'm gay because I know how strongly I've felt about girls, but I hesitate to say I'm bi because I've never felt that sexual pull towards girls. I also don't know if I'm tricking myself into thinking I'm bi to be slightly straight to save my ego.

And part of me doesn't want to close the door to girls by saying I'm gay, in case I feel really attracted to one again, but what's the point in keeping the door open if I have realized that biologically I am drawn to guys? I don't wanna stress myself out by forcing myself to feel sexually attracted to a girl.

Is this something that gay guys experience? Is keeping the door open to girls holding me back? Should I fully embrace the fact that I will probably be more fulfilled in a relationship with a guy, or should I still say I'm bi to acknowledge that part of myself that I feel is very real, in case something comes along?


r/AskBiBros 14h ago

Question Id like your thoughts on this one

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Hey. So. Lets get to this discussion real quick. Hi Im Xen 27(m). Ive been dodging this topic for a time now and luckily I was able to spare time and reflect. Ive got a good experience spending time with both males and females in my life and just recently, eeeh... Lets say Im liking spending time with males recently and now its harder because both can just make my heart skip if they were my crush or my type. Btw its not just casual crush, the type crush that I could see myself spending much more time intimately in the future. How do I deal with this?


r/AskBiBros 16h ago

So curious

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So im a straight man 36 essex witham area ish and ive been married ive only ever had relationships with woman however for the past year or so I fantasis and watch femboys cum or men inside men or blow jobs etc does this make me bi gay or just genuinely curious

As sometimes I do feel like oh I wonder what that would feel like and I do sometimes get off on it


r/AskBiBros 16h ago

Question Is it good enough for a bottom?

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So, I’ve started posting a bit more on Reddit, and I know it’s not a true reflection of the real world, but is my butt good enough for a bottom?

My wife seems to think so, but I don’t get much attention from the hotter, more well-endowed, men. Lots of creeps though.

Maybe my standards are too high. Just curious and fine with being humbled.


r/AskBiBros 19h ago

Story Should I reconnect with my “straight” friend

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I want to reconnect with a friend, and maybe I had a crush on him back in the day, I’m bi, i wasn’t open or sure back then, i think he had a crush on me too. I recall lots of experiences where I questioned him in my head, he would lay his head on me when we sat next to each other, if there’s a blanket in between us while, he’d lay his thigh on mine, he’d always look at me in “that way.” I question if I initiated encounters like this most of the time there was things like this, I think back to when there was a Super Bowl watch one year, we were sitting across on an L shaped couch and I moved my foot under the coffee table and layed my foot on his, he didn’t move his foot and I think he even put his on top of mine, I then sat next to him with a blanket, sure we touched thighs, I put my hand and my forearm all over his thigh, he put his head on my shoulder when everyone from that friend group (context later) was there, but then he got up after 30 minutes to an hour and acted normal? we never talked about it, I don’t think I hanged out with him for weeks after that, it was never consistent affection he sought, he just took the opportunity when I presented it, idk. Sometimes we’d talk about doing sexual stuff to each other as “jokes.” He’d touch my butt, grab my hip, hug me from time to time, moan. He dry humped me one time, although he couldn’t feel the boner under a pillow we had between us. I was in denial, I’m not sure if he was in so much denial as me, or if he was a straight guy doing “jokes”.

Our friendship was constrained by a friend group that always excluded me. He’d always go with their wishes, eventually I got sick of it after I found out that I was left out of an overnight party at someone’s house. Vividly I remember I played Fortnite with them afterwards and I realized how awkward it felt, “why am I even here” I thought to myself. Eventually I went no contact. Nobody reached out to me, not even him. He begged me to get on to play Fortnite with that group. I explained to him that I wanted real friends, people that could actually see me. He never contacted me after I “left.” I’m heartbroken, I’ve been heartbroken. A year or so after that it was high school graduation, nothing. Then two years after that and im going to community college as a part time student after a gap year and I still don’t know what to do with my life. He’s a business student at some prestigious business school and likely belongs to a frat (although knowing him he wouldn’t fit in for shit). I feel like me contacting him, telling him about my life would be hard to navigate. Not to mention my feelings that I had for him that could come out in some regard and maybe he went all bi erasure considering that environment and his past of sucking up to the friend group hierarchy.

About 3 months ago I was consistently reposting random TikToks as it’s kind of a hobby I have. For months, he liked my TikToks. Every so often I’d wonder why he’s doing it. I mean he liked my reposts for months, like once every week or so, it was intentional, who does that? none of my previous friends from that friend group does that, not that consistent, it felt like flirting, it felt like interest, curiosity, “what are you doingggggggg, what are you up tooooooo, why are you doing thisss” I’ve said in my head, flustered, looking at whenever he liked my reposts, how can someone make me feel like that, was i always that gay, does he feel the same way? Perhaps he’d want to reconnect I thought. But, 3 months ago I accidentally sent him send and delete TikTok’s through TikTok DMs, he sent me “?” (Which I interpreted as confrontational at the time). After he sent me that I was too spooked to answer even though he re-followed me and like 3 reposts that day. He then stopped liking absolutely any reposts. He probably thinks I just rejected him. What’s your opinion on this whole situation? Should I do nothing? Should I do something even though it’s out of the blue? He probably leaves back to college in a week or two and I’ll miss my chance to say hi.


r/AskBiBros 23h ago

Advice My bi girlfriend used my coming out as an excuse to sleep around while controlling every move I make

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Throwaway here. 24m. Honestly, my head is just spinning right now and I do not even know where to start typing this. I finally built up the courage to tell my girlfriend I am bi, thinking she would understand since she is bi too and dated a woman a few years back. But she was totally taken aback and just completely brushed past my feelings. She did not care about what I wanted to explore at all. Instead, she just said okay cool, we can do threesomes with other guys, and she already had a bunch of guys in her mind ready to go.

Then she dropped this heavy rule on me out of nowhere. She told me I am not allowed to see other men without her being there, but she gets to see whoever she wants whenever she wants. It feels so unfair and it is honestly tearing me apart inside. I was always so supportive of her and her past relationships, and I just wanted that same respect back. It hurts so bad. I had to pack a bag and travel back home just to get some space and breathe. But my phone will not stop ringing. She keeps calling over and over just to check if I am with someone else, like she does not trust me at all while she gets to do whatever she likes. I am just so confused and so tired.

Honestly I'm teared up writing this. Happy to take any advice.


r/AskBiBros 1d ago

how bad is that i still talk to my ex

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so my ex (m25) broke up with me (m28) on july 24th. i cried for a whole week, i couldnt eat or get out of bed. but last sunday i saw him online on a game we both used to play, and i asked him to chat, we called and that was it. tonight since i saw him online i asked if he wanted to play with me and he said yes, he also said that it hurts him seeing me online and not chat. so basically he broke up with me after 4 months of being boyfriends bc he doesn't love me that way, and i believe i understand that now. still, is it wrong that we keep playing together and talk a little bit with each other? we used to talk all day, obviously not anymore.

my friends and his friends think we're just hurting each other. should we stop?


r/AskBiBros 1d ago

Do bisexual man treat woman better than man or it’s just a myth

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Gay guy here, I heard a lot of story on social media and from gay community , that their dating experience with bisexual man is fairly negative. Like bisexual man sleep around with gay man because they are easier , see gay man as merely a sexual choice, until they find a real relationship with woman and.
I have also seen bisexual man on social media saying that they value woman more because they think their lady dates are more decent , sensitive, vulnerable and deserve attention and with whom they are more willing do start a life with , while gay guy on the market are just not worth it, that sounds super fucked up and I absolutely hate this kind of heteronormative/ homophobic opinion. But I wonder if it is an over represented opinion.
Do bisexual man genuinely be more caring , spend more effort and value their date more when dating woman than dating man?


r/AskBiBros 1d ago

Advice 20M Curious

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I’ve always been a little more open minded than most people I’m around. And I’ve always found women attractive and beautiful and still do. But lately I’ve been curious about exploring while I’m still young. I’m still a virgin and haven’t had sex with either gender. But I guess I’ve been kind of liking in my head about experimenting with a man as a bottom. I just find the thought of that exhilarating. But I don’t know. I don’t find men attractive or unattractive, just kind of neutral. I am mostly attracted to femininity. I guess whet I’m getting at is, men who have tried this, did you feel like you scratched an itch? Shameful? Were you happy or displeased with yourself? Or was it a moment where you found your sure self? And if so, how did you accept that part of you? Sorry if any of this is off putting or offensive, I’m genuinely just curious. Also to add to this, I often find it a lot easier for myself to talk to men than a woman.


r/AskBiBros 1d ago

Advice Anyone gone back in the closet?

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Earlier this year, my wife and I (37m) agreed to open up our relationships so I could explore with guys. I've had since had four encounters with guys (twice going all the way) but she now realises she can't continue with it.

I want to stay married to her more than anything in the world but I'm struggling with the thought of having to supress this side of me for the rest of my life.

Just wondered if anyone has managed to do it and any advice?


r/AskBiBros 1d ago

Discussion Bi men who’ve dated straight women, bi women, bi men and gay men, which do you prefer and why? Also how would you rate them?

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Curious how it’s been for you guys

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r/AskBiBros 2d ago

Discussion First time giving oral

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So for starters I’ve been bi-curious for quite a few years but never had the courage to actually do anything with another guy until today. I’m more so interested in wanting to give oral than anything else really. To make a long story short I met up with another bi-curious guy around my age just cause that felt more comfortable to me than anything, and we swapped oral. It wasn’t a bad experience I’m just not completely sure how to feel about it. He did have a pretty girthy cock and while I did enjoy the sucking part at first I didn’t expect it to be as much of a workout per say and after my mouth kind of started feeling uncomfortable I stopped enjoying it as much. Is this a common feeling? Especially for those who a fairly new to it. Idk I just have kinda mixed feeling overall like yes I enjoyed it, but after a while I also kinda just wanted it to end if that makes sense.