Hard to say, he will have to come forward and tell you himself because he is the only one that knows for sure. Try not attacking him with questions, why don't you instead open your heart to him and in very good terms after dinner when you both are cool explain to him why you are questioning him, about your fears if he were to be bisexual, etc.
Do everything calm and don't expect him to talk to you, instead talk to him about what you tell us here, that you just want it to be upfront and you don't have a problem with it. Don't ask questions, just express your fears and feelings I find men don't respond very well to questioning, they shut down and go away.
2006-10-31 10:21:47
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answered by L M 3
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Those folks who have already answered that they believe he is bi are entitled to their opinions. Roger, however, is wrong, I'm afraid. Many young men and women in high school and college try all kinds of things, including sex with the same gender. Once means nothing. Bi-sexuals have the unique option of being able to love (and lust) after whomever they will - including being able to perform during a sexual encounter.
The questions you presented to him (as you listed them above) sound very intimidating and persecuting. Perhaps you might mention (just once and then drop the subject) that you are open to exploring the sexual relationship between you two. Avoid offering any explanation, just make that comment and walk away - literally, walk away.
Regardless of what you do or don't do, remember this: you have already presented your questions. Whether they were just curiosity or concerns, you have laid them on the table. If you want to keep him, you might let him answer you in time. You can enforce this by avoiding sex with him until you have an answer, but try not to tell him why you're not having sex. If he pressures you, let him know you need some more information about him before you feel safe again with him in bed. Here's a hint, if he gets mad, he has secrets, and it sounds like you don't need any more baggage in your life.
2006-10-31 11:04:56
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answered by stevegoryan 3
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If you are jumping on his back about it, he probably doesn't feel too at ease sharing with you. Back off, give him space, and don't push things. He will tell you if and when he is ready, should he have anything to tell you at all.
The best way to get someone to open up to you is to make yourself open first, FYI.
2006-10-31 11:04:37
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answered by Anonymous
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dude is gay, anyone who has "relations" with another man is gay. period. but with you being gay too..why would it hurt. Your only problem is aids. gay men spread that like crazy. but, if you are a girl and he is a guy, why not just be boyfriend and girlfriend in a straight relationship. yall are crazy. I don't hate gay people either, they make me laugh. good luck
2006-10-31 10:21:14
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answered by justforthisonepost 3
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There is no "try it once"...He just is.
Find someone that will treat you as you deserve.
2006-10-31 10:20:02
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answered by Anonymous
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maybe he
is and its great that u dont have a
problem with him bein bysexual!
2006-10-31 10:23:26
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answered by SGx 2
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yes he is
2006-10-31 10:19:20
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answered by Blackdog 3
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