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This is probably a very uncomfortable situation for you. I think you would start by asking if he is gay or bisexual. If the answer is yes then you have some very deep thinking to do. I think most everyone would feel betrayed and hurt. There will be alot of pain in dealing with this. I am not going to tell you to leave or stay with him. What you might want to consider is which option will cause you the least amount of pain in the long run. Also which one will best for you emotionally and mentally. If I were to keep writing I would be just repeating myself. Which ever choice you make I hope it is the right one for you.
Possibly nothing. If your husband is faithful, being bisexual just means he gets tempted by more people than a heterosexual husband would be. The issue is fidelity.
If your husband is not faithful, the sex of the "other person" isn't really the issue, either. But if your husband is sleeping around, you need to protect yourself against sexually transmitted diseases, and it's helpful if your health care provider knows your husband is having sex with other men.
Either way, if you know he's bisexual, things will probably be better if he knows you know. Sometimes it's not the infidelity that tears couples apart, it's the secret. This can be tough to deal with without help. If hubby won't agree to couples counseling, get a counselor for yourself.
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Will your bisexual husband stop being bisexual?
sexual orientation cannot be changed. If someone is bisexual, they are bisexual for life.
What do you do if your husband had a bisexual act but won't tell you?
Unless you have absolute proof your husband had a bisexual act then you should have never have brought up the subject. If you found out from gossip then your husband has a right to know who told you. He may not be admitting to you he had a bisexual act because he's not guilty. Should you have proof he is afraid to admit it for fear of breaking up the marriage.
Did Jane asher appear in a drama where her husband was bisexual?
Yes. Can't remember what it wewas called but I believe It was Sam West who played the husband
Will your bisexual husband ever let go of being bisexual and love his wife and be attracted to her again?
First of all, sexual orientation is unchangeable. If a man is bisexual, then he will always be bisexual. Secondly, a bisexual man is by definition fully capable of loving his wife and being attracted to her. But if the man is actually gay, then that is a different matter altogether.
Is your husband gay or just curous if you caught him in a gay and bisexual chat with sexual content?
== == Each of us are individuals and some of us don't care for porn of any sort while others find it arousing and are curious. You said you caught your husband in a bisexual chat, but, you did not mention if he was actually chatting or just looking. If he was looking he's curious and if you want an honest answer then you are going to have to communicate to your husband how you feel (calmly) and let him know he owes you the truth. He holds the key.
How do you find if a person is bisexual?
you ask them.
What are Beyonce's characteristics?
She has a dOg called juncture and she is bisexual and she has A husband but she was saw kissing a girl ok September the third
Is he a bisexual if he ask his girlfriend what if he is a bisexual?
Sounds like he is trying to find a comfort spot to confess a little secret.
Is it all right to have an affair with a married bisexual women and her husband does not care about it?
Nope it is not, it doesn't matter what she is, or her husband must not care about it, it's still wrong specially in the eyes of God
Where can you find a bisexual for a threesome with my boyfriend and me?
Yes. On Craigslist
Are bisexual men gay?
Not necessarily, they find interest in both women and other men
Is it possible for my husband to stop being bisexual?
Basically, no. But that's not important. The question is, can your husband maintain a monogamous relationship, and if not, are you comfortable with an "open" marriage. You and your husband need to talk this over, possibly with a couples counselor. The sex of the "other person" is not the issue.
