Women say bisexual men ‘are better lovers and better fathers than straight partners

A number of women in relationships with bisexual men say they make better lovers than straight men
  • Women in relationships with bisexual men say they're better lovers
  • Some women also believe their bisexual partner was a better father
  • The study was conducted in a bid to reduce stigma and stereotypes
Women in relationships with bisexual men say their partners are better lovers and fathers than straight men.
Deakin School of Health and Social Development interviewed 78 Australian women who had been in relationships with bi-sexual men to gain an insight into the families, intimacies and dynamics between the couple.
The study, conducted by senior lecturer Maria Pallotta-Chiarolli, is now the basis of a new book, Women In Relationships with Bisexual Men - Bi Men by Women.
A number of women in relationships with bisexual men say they make better lovers than straight men
The women interviewed were aged 19 to 65 and had been in monogamous, open and polyamorous marital and de facto relationships with bisexual men. 
The research also wanted to throw out stereotypes society may place on bisexual men. 

The women also believe their bisexual partners make better fathers than heterosexuals
The women also believe their bisexual partners make better fathers than heterosexuals
The study was conducted to gain an insight into the relationships between bisexual men and women
The study was conducted to gain an insight into the relationships between bisexual men and women
'Through this research and book it is my hope that we can stop presenting only the stereotypical story about MOREs: that all bisexual men are untrustworthy and have secret affairs; that all bisexual men transmit HIV and STI to women; that all bisexual men are abusive to their women partners,' said Dr Pallotta-Chiarolli.

In fact, it was the contrary.
'While we found these issues are certainly out there and we don't shy away from discussing them, we need to lift the stigma for the women who choose to be in relationships with bisexual men and indeed say that bisexual men make better lovers and fathers,' said Pallota-Chiarolli.