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#1151

Sunday in the Park

Posted: 8/25/05 at 11:16pm

My father is still so perplexed by Angel. He just... he won't even discuss her as anything but "the guy in the Santa outfit."

A work of art is an invitation to love.
#1152

Sunday in the Park

Posted: 8/25/05 at 11:18pm

It's time for me to say nighties...fare thee well, all you pretty people! Extra kisses for Nia's avatar. 'Night!
#1153

Sunday in the Park

Posted: 8/25/05 at 11:18pm

Emcee, lots of people do that when confronted with ideas.

Ellie, I agree. There is something theoretically nice about the multiple-partner relationship, but I wouldn't be comfortable with someone I loved sleeping with someone else... and how does it work? Are you in love with all, none or some of them?

If it works for him, I say let him go for it. But I think I'd be too confused.
#1154

Sunday in the Park

Posted: 8/25/05 at 11:20pm

night ellie
"While some feel it is a film related question, I seem to think it may be a 'I am thinking of losing my winkie' sort of question."
-cheezedoodle
#1155

Sunday in the Park

Posted: 8/25/05 at 11:20pm

Theatrebabe, I think what Anthony meant is that he's attracted to both men and women, though more to men. He doesn't like to call himself gay because he defines that as liking men exclusively, and maybe he doesn't like bisexual because it implies an equal attraction. Queer is loose enough to encompass who he feels he is.
#1156

Sunday in the Park

Posted: 8/25/05 at 11:20pm

His mind is the most tightly-closed door I've ever seen, nia.

(gah, edit! That totally made it look like I was talking about Anthony!)

And I think it's perfectly possible to be in love with more than one person, though I don't think I could ever live in an arrangement like that.
A work of art is an invitation to love.

Updated On: 8/25/05 at 11:20 PM

#1157

Sunday in the Park

Posted: 8/25/05 at 11:21pm

wait,who's mind is a tightly closed door?

that makes sense Chloe
"While some feel it is a film related question, I seem to think it may be a 'I am thinking of losing my winkie' sort of question."
-cheezedoodle
#1158

Sunday in the Park

Posted: 8/25/05 at 11:22pm

I edited, but my father, theatrebabe.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#1159

Sunday in the Park

Posted: 8/25/05 at 11:22pm

Good night Ellie

I think in order for it to work all parties have to be equally committed, ie all in love with each other. admittedly not a subject I understand.
I stand corrected, you are as vapid as they say.
#1160

Sunday in the Park

Posted: 8/25/05 at 11:22pm

Well I mean, like you say, a gay guy saying it...why would they think of themselves as bad? That's total self loathing. : P Lol I doubt someone is that bad like that...Being a different sexuality than others and insulting yourself so much...
#1161

Sunday in the Park

Posted: 8/25/05 at 11:23pm

Goodnight, Ellie!

I don't think it's self-loathing, so much as double standard, jeanclaude.

ETA - is it generally accepted that bisexuality implies equal attraction?
A work of art is an invitation to love.

Updated On: 8/25/05 at 11:23 PM

#1162

Sunday in the Park

Posted: 8/25/05 at 11:23pm

I can't imagen what my father would think about Angel...
#1163

Sunday in the Park

Posted: 8/25/05 at 11:24pm

In love with multiple people? Emcee, elaborate. I can't really imagine this, personally.

Jean, not so long as you mean it in a passing way that's unconnected to identity.
#1164

Sunday in the Park

Posted: 8/25/05 at 11:24pm

I can't seem to live with even one person (I lived with a guy for a long time, but he moved out a while ago) - maybe that's why the idea of a "commune" seems appealing from a distance. But of course it's so fraught with possible emotional complications that I can't imagine too many being able to cope with it.
#1165

Sunday in the Park

Posted: 8/25/05 at 11:25pm

I can't imagine being in the situation myself, at all. But I think it's possible. Men who are bisexual and married, for example. If they are legitimately bisexual (more than one that I have in mind - one who just got married and is rumoured to be gay gay GAY) - then I think they can be in love with whoever they're married to, as well as someone of the same gender. Maybe that's just me being idealistic, though. Or, even if the second of the two to which I refer is actually gay - I think he can still be in love with his new wife... just perhaps in a non-sexual way.
A work of art is an invitation to love.

Updated On: 8/25/05 at 11:25 PM

#1166

Sunday in the Park

Posted: 8/25/05 at 11:26pm

Oh that's true...But you get the point.
#1167

Sunday in the Park

Posted: 8/25/05 at 11:27pm

I don't care if you want to be gay, bi, green, or blue. If you're an asshole, you're an asshole and I will not like you.

But sometimes when a person is an ass and gay, I don't say anything...cause they always bring in the homophobe card.

So, this really has nothing to add...

Mama Korey

The Beauty Is: Kelli O'Hara Online

#1168

Sunday in the Park

Posted: 8/25/05 at 11:28pm

Yeah, an asshole is an asshole no what they are..it's just how they argue about it that differs.
#1169

Sunday in the Park

Posted: 8/25/05 at 11:28pm

Nope bisexual is generally more of a "sliding scale" where you are attracted to one sex but still can be peaked by the other, in different levels for different people.
I also think that on some levels love and sexual attraction do not always completely mesh, possibly the case with your examples Em.
Being in a multi=partner relationship though would seem to imply equal attraction.
I stand corrected, you are as vapid as they say.
#1170

Sunday in the Park

Posted: 8/25/05 at 11:29pm

do u have to be in love w/ all of them?cause it's definetly possible to have a "crush" on more than 1 person at a time
"While some feel it is a film related question, I seem to think it may be a 'I am thinking of losing my winkie' sort of question."
-cheezedoodle
#1171

Sunday in the Park

Posted: 8/25/05 at 11:30pm

I know what you are saying, Emcee, and I think it's a very complicated issue but that said person could love one sexually and another in a not necessarily nonsexual, but non-sex based way... sorry, I'm tired and not making sense.

But what I really meant to ask was if anyone thinks you could have three or four people all living and sleeping together and have them all be in love with each other as relationship partners and sexually and have them all be ok with that.
#1172

Sunday in the Park

Posted: 8/25/05 at 11:30pm

That's what I figured, Penguin. And I guess you can't really measure attraction at all. There was that wacky study recently that tried to, though. :-/

And exactly; love doesn't always equal sexual attraction.

ETA - no, that made sense.
A work of art is an invitation to love.

Updated On: 8/25/05 at 11:30 PM

#1173

Sunday in the Park

Posted: 8/25/05 at 11:31pm

also,i think that everyone is bisexual to same degree,no one is truly completly straight,anyone agree?
"While some feel it is a film related question, I seem to think it may be a 'I am thinking of losing my winkie' sort of question."
-cheezedoodle
#1174

Sunday in the Park

Posted: 8/25/05 at 11:31pm

Oh I don't know, Thenardier. If it's clear you think the person is an ass because he's an ass, and not because he's gay, then it should be okay. (That sounded weird.)

Emcee, you're sounding like one of those blind item gossip things and you've got me all curious now.

ETA: god, I'm so behind!

Updated On: 8/25/05 at 11:31 PM

#1175

Sunday in the Park

Posted: 8/25/05 at 11:34pm

I can PM and tell you; I just don't like to post it. It's a pretty out-and-about rumour, anyway. Sorry for sounding so cryptic... I just, even in a thread that I doubt many read, don't want to blurt it out.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
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