This may be true of some bisexuals. However, when you apply the statement to all bisexuals and claim that they are inherently unable to be monogamous or satisfied with one sexual partner you are perpetuating a stereotype that many bisexuals find deeply offensive.
Had to chime in here: The only bad thing about prostitution is that it complicates things with your real loving partner. Otto is logically correct in saying that sex is no different than going fishing or something. It’s just that society says it’s wrong/immoral. It’s just a matter of if you want to do something that most people frown upon for no logical reason. But if you predict it might hamper your love life with your partner, that’s a real problem.
IMO, I think it’s wrong and a sin against your own body, but that’s just because I am religious. The logical answer is it’s not wrong. But then, without religion, there is little that is truly logically wrong besides killing and stealing ect… that fact must be accounted for when deciding this.
Some people might argue that there is an inherant intimacy with intercourse and that it’s not the same as fishing. Well, to this point we have no proof that it’s inherant or conditioned so…
Please point out exactly where I said that bisexuals “are inherently unable to be monogamous or satisfied with one sexual partner.” Use quotes. What I said was that bisexuals are attracted to members of both sexes and so there is no way that their sexual attraction to both sexes can be fulfilled by just one person. There is no logical way that this statement can be construed to mean bisexuals “are inherently unable to be monogamous or satisfied with one sexual partner.” Kindly argue the points I’m actually making rather than points I didn’t and would never make.
Otto, you said “Bisexuals by default can’t have all of their sexual needs met by just one person.” Not their potential attractions, not their desires, but their needs. This certainly looks a lot like saying bisexuals are inherently incapable of being sexually satisfied with one partner, and that every bisexual must have (at minimum) one male partner and one female partner in order to be happy.
If this is not what you meant then I apologize for misinterpreting you, but you may want to think about being a little more careful about how you express things – especially when treading on territory where unfortunate but commonly held stereotypes are known to roam.