Girls that are trendy Bi-sexual

cashmoney · #1 10-30-2003, 03:25 PM

I've been noticing more and more girls that are becoming Bi-sexual. They say its trendy. I was on another board and I made a comment about this one chick having a dirty clit, then her friend jumps in defending her. I told she didn't have to come her friends aid unless she was a clit licker. It turns out she was, and about 7 other girls on that board. I don't know what to think about it all. How many other people hear that being bi-sexual is becoming a trend? A friend of mine had a party about 4 weeks ago. They were all messed up and it was 4-5:00am. My friend said they were all in the living room of his house, on floor, doing whatever. Then he said two of the girls there started making out and rubbing each others clits. Both of them had guys with them. Then another girl started licking the the toes of my boys girlfriend. His girlfriend stopped her from continuing. At first he said he was like " WTF is going on here?", then they calmed down and the boys jumped in....the next day he asked one them WTF was the rubbing clit and sucking toes thing all about.....she said "a lot of girls get like that when they're really messed up".

Do any of you buy it, or is it just for attention?

Cash

ThetaPrincess24 · #2 10-30-2003, 03:31 PM

attention and nuttiness...........if i dont get horny for a guy when i'm drunk, i sure as hell dont for a girl.......that's insane.

Imthachamp · #3 10-30-2003, 03:35 PM

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Originally posted by ThetaPrincess24
attention and nuttiness...........if i dont get horny for a guy when i'm drunk, i sure as hell dont for a girl.......that's insane.

gross

Kristin AGD · #4 10-30-2003, 03:43 PM

I don't buy into this at all. I don't believe you can have it both ways.
But in reference to the question... Newsweek devoted a cover story to this trend back in 1995. So I would not say this is a new trend that is emerging. Since that was over eight years ago, I would say it is more like a minor segment of the population now. Just depends on the people you hang out with.

#5 10-30-2003, 04:04 PM

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Originally posted by Kristin AGD
I don't buy into this at all. I don't believe you can have it both ways.
But in reference to the question... Newsweek devoted a cover story to this trend back in 1995. So I would not say this is a new trend that is emerging. Since that was over eight years ago, I would say it is more like a minor segment of the population now. Just depends on the people you hang out with.

i don't think he's referring to actual bi-sexuals, just that it's becoming more prevalent for young women to "experiement" with other women.

Be it at clubs, parties, dorm rooms, etc. nowadays you see a lot more of this trendy 'girl on girl' action. For the most part, i think its the same women that you see on those Girls Gone Wild videos, the girls who will do anything for a bit of attention from guys.

that being said. I am not opposed to this issue

Kitso
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33girl · #6 10-30-2003, 04:12 PM

LUG....Lesbians Until Graduation.

Lots of these chicks will trot back to their hometowns, marry the sweet boy from high school, and turn into June Cleaver.

It's annoying, kind of like all those people who never liked U2 until they got really overplayed.

bethany1982 · #7 10-30-2003, 04:33 PM

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Originally posted by 33girl
LUG....Lesbians Until Graduation.

Lots of these chicks will trot back to their hometowns, marry the sweet boy from high school, and turn into June Cleaver.

It's annoying, kind of like all those people who never liked U2 until they got really overplayed.

LOL! Great post.

DeltaSigStan · #8 10-30-2003, 04:44 PM

See, as a man, if you find out that your GF did stuff like that, you can't get mad at it. In fact, it'd be cool to have her tell you everything she did EXACTLY. I'd just be like " Wow, you did that? Can we?" How can she say no?

Rudey · #9 10-30-2003, 04:53 PM

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Originally posted by DeltaSigStan
See, as a man, if you find out that your GF did stuff like that, you can't get mad at it. In fact, it'd be cool to have her tell you everything she did EXACTLY. I'd just be like " Wow, you did that? Can we?" How can she say no?

A) Be prepared for it to be someone not attractive.
B) They still say no because it's like oh you're so special and i don't want to share you.

-Rudey
--I'm just saying.

sugar and spice · #10 10-30-2003, 04:55 PM

It's a trend that's been around for a while, but it's gained increasing popularity with a more mainstream crowd in recent years.

It's not really that hard to explain. Usually either one of two situations are at play:

(1) Straight women realize they can get attention from guys by pretending to bisexual, since guys are into this.

(2) Women who have always wanted to "experiment" are now finding it socially acceptable and are more likely to do it than they would have been 15 years ago.

krazy · #11 10-30-2003, 05:17 PM

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Originally posted by DeltaSigStan
See, as a man, if you find out that your GF did stuff like that, you can't get mad at it. In fact, it'd be cool to have her tell you everything she did EXACTLY. I'd just be like " Wow, you did that? Can we?" How can she say no?

I would be mad as hades. Sorry, I would consider it cheating...

DeltaSigStan · #12 10-30-2003, 05:21 PM

No no no, not having an actual threesome (which WOULD be awesome), but I was refering to the specific ACTS committed while she was with her.......homegirl.

I'm pretty sure she didn't remove a lot of those manuvers from her sexual vocab.

LuaBlanca · #13 10-30-2003, 05:57 PM

i've kissed some of my girlfriends but it wasn't in a sexual sort of way. yes, some of those times were when we were drunk, but other times we weren't.
there was a night, sitting around with some friends watching MadTV and that russian lesbian duo "Tatu" were performing. 2 of my guy friends turned to one of my female friends and i and said "if you guys get up on the coffee table and mimic everything they do, we'll each give you $20." we did, they liked it, it meant nothing. neither of us was "experimenting" it was just a gag.

a thing we do "for protection" when we go out to clubs is if we're dancing and a sketchy guy comes up and tries to dance with us we'll pretend we're lesbians and kiss. they'll usually stand around and watch us kiss for a sec and then leave. if they don't leave we stop kissing and go back to dancing. they usually leave after that.

as far as i'm concerned none of this mean i'm gay, or bi sexual for that matter. it's just pointless messing around. and i know a lot of people that do it.

cashmoney · #14 10-30-2003, 06:31 PM

I can see a girl pretending to be a lesbo by kissing, but rubbing clits? C'mon....I think there's a little more to it than just pretending.

CutiePie2000 · #15 10-30-2003, 06:36 PM

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Originally posted by cashmoney
I've been noticing more and more girls that are becoming Bi-sexual. They say its trendy.

It was trendy 11 years ago when Sharon Stone made it "fashionable" in Basic Instinct, which was on the screens in 1992.