Bisexual Supports

How appropriate that the hypocritical pastor Ted Haggard is appearing with his wife, Gayle, on "Divorce Court" on April Fool's Day.

Haggard is the pastor who was ousted after being outed from the large National Association of Evangelicals and the New Life Church in Colorado Springs. He was noted for condemning the gay life, but secretly he was seeing a male prostitute.

After denying at first about doing anything gay, Haggard, who has five children, finally confessed and resigned his lofty post as preacher. Then

Being bisexual 'is bad for your health': People with male and female partners report poorer wellbeing than those of other sexualities

• People of different sexualities were asked to rate their health by experts
• Some 19.5% of bisexual men and 18.5% of bisexual women rated their health as 'poor or fair,' the highest proportion among all the groups polled
• Were also disproportionately disadvantaged on factors linked with health 
• Health of bisexual adults differs substantially from other minorities and should be studied individually, experts concluded 
  
  

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However, if it’s trust and safety that you care about while having a threesome, you could use a good friend that you know will not let the word spread.
Comfort is the key to a good ménage à trois.
If you want to make sure

Bisexual advocates are calling foul on Vogue after a profile of model turned actress Cara Delevingne insinuated Delevinge’s sexuality might be a “phase.”

In fact, more than 18,600 people have signed a petition launched by a bisexual woman, asking Vogue's editor in chief, Anna Wintour, for an apology and to recognize that "being LGBT isn't a 'phase!'"

In the cover story for the July issue, Delevinge told Vogue writer Rob Haskell she started to question her sexuality as a young girl.

“It took me a long time to accept the idea, until I first fell in love with a girl at 20 and recognized that I had to accept it,” Delevingne told Vogue. “But I have erotic dreams only about men. I had one two nights ago where I went up to a guy in the back of a VW minivan, with a bunch of his friends around him, and pretty much jumped him.”

Shane Dawson has changed the world with just one post on his YouTube post. Sure, a lot of people thought he was a gay-ish, funny, cute Internet personality. Teens love him.
But, he was hiding a secret. He had a three-year relationship with a girl named Lisa. And, he was also seeing guys. In a teary, funny, heart-felt coming out to his six million followers, the 26-year-old media star who has been a familiar face to many, came out as bisexual.

“I have been sexually confused,” he says. He wishes he was 100 percent gay because it would be easier. He wears wigs, dons dresses and camps it up online, but he adds, “I’m not completely gay. I am bisexual.”
Online, it’s the first time he said that out loud, except to his therapist.
The director of the American Institute of Bisexuality, John Sylla, reached out to congratulate Dawson and thanked him for his positive message. "I haven't seen anything like this before," he said.

This time, the horny ladies who are whipped up into frenzies because of male crotches ground in their faces are so hot they’re turning on each other. There are a few women who are kissing each other, and it’s a bit of a shock.

Jada Pinkett Smith plays Rome, who runs a strip club at a private estate where mostly African-American women are being serviced by black male dancers. “You are all queens!” she screams to her black sisters, who are of all shapes, sizes and ages. Then, the girls go crazy when the guys sing and strip for them.

Later, when Rome leaves her comfortable confines and goes out of her way to help out Mike (played by the irrepressibly handsome Channing Tatum), she runs across Paris, (played by Elizabeth Banks) who is running the stripper convention.
As soon as they see each other, Rome and Paris walk up to each other and embrace in a very sexy long lip-lock. Mike and the guys are a big shocked at the apparent history between these two gals.