But I won't be able to read it until after I get home from work! How will I set my DVR ahead of time?!

How did Stan botch the Zinaida operation? I don't remember.

Stan did give Henry good advice when he told him there's no way his teacher would be interested in him.

Thanks for this nice, thoughtful summary.

The metaphor was a piece of chewed-up gum. Heartbreaking.

I hate the idea that a man needs and deserves a place where he can get away from his family and entertain himself alone, as if women don't have the same need or deserve the same consideration.

Maybe he could loan it out a la "Detachable Penis."

LOL. This is pretty much what I imagine.

Good points.

Not really. I don't believe any of those seven myths, and it doesn't address the topic of straight women with bi men.

I'm not going to comment further on this thread. I'm feeling hugely defensive, so everything else I say would be affected by that.

I'm not going to comment further on this thread. I'm feeling hugely defensive, so everything else I say would be colored by that.

We'll have to disagree.

I don't feel the tiniest bit bad about my realization that I can't be a good partner to a bi man, and I don't agree that my realization is discriminatory. I would never discourage anyone from being in a relationship that works for all concerned parties, I simply choose not to enter into one where I can't be…

The moral of the story is this is my experience; make what you will of it.

You're right, I'm not good at non-exclusive relationships.

Just my personal experience of 'straight women don't like dating bi guys.' And of course it's my problem. No bi guys have expressed any interest in me since, but if one ever does, I will explain to him that I have this problem that makes me a poor choice for a bi man.

Good point.

I went out with a bi guy for a while, and I hated it. We weren't exclusive, and as I told him, I know how to compete with other women. I do not know how to compete with men. We broke up because I couldn't deal.

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