• antonim@lemmy.world
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      Imagine a group of 10 people. 5 men, 5 women. There’s one bisexual guy who’s in a relationship with a woman. Realistically, how many people can he cheat with?

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        One is plenty, I don’t think many people use most of their free time in cheating, it’s more opportunistic.

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          I don’t think many people Mac or their free time in creating, it’s more opportunistic.

          I wanted to ask if you really think hordes of heterosexual dudes are eager to fuck a bisexual man, but now I see this would be like trying to squeeze water from a stone.

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          If one is plenty, it says more about the person regardless of their sexuality than it does of any sexuality itself

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            I mean that once you cheat with one person that counts as cheating, and is probably the likely outcome (apart from not cheating at all), unless you’re super efficient and can get round to lots of people or they all work on different oil rigs or something.