Is being bisexual genetic.

[Travler99921]

I am bi. I have strongevidence my dad was bi, and I have some evidence my som is bi. Is it genetic?

 

[Rj_Gallos]

Fantastic question!

Since a person’s sexuality isn’t binary and we all fit somewhere on a spectrum, it sometimes feels like there is a genetic link.

 

[Himileage]

Like other members of the animal kingdom does it not exist in all of us? Just some more than others. And I don't mean to offend anyone when I suggest that.

 

[CD_Bree]

I don't think sex with someone needs a label, to me there is lifestyle, and then raw sex. I love sex with men and women! Life style is a choice. Gay or straight, I just fall in the middle!

 

[CharlieBoker]

I've often wondered this.

I'm bi and I'm pretty sure my dad was too.

It's made me wonder about my own children.

 

[BlueChamisa]

Sexuality is complicated and science cannot yet tell us precisely how each person comes by their sexuality.

Certainly, there are hints that genetics may come into play. But science tells us that’s only one part of the story.

Consider, for example, that you, your father, and your son may have

 

[40sBiCuckCple]

Our son and daughter are both bisexual and I would kind of hope it is hereditary, but I think it’s more a realization in society that it’s not only “OK” to be bisexual, it just about doubles your chances for having wonderful sex. I suspect my wife and my open attitude about it helped make it easier for them.

 

[bobb64]

i'm bisexual and so was my father.

 

[starfish71]

Nature vs nurture… I don’t think there is yet evidence of genetic markers for bi or homosexuality…

 

[shewantsmore]

sometimes i think maybe its hereditary are you born like it i cant believe you slowly turn into something your not, it has to be in your dna or your genes

 

[kreemi_pi]

I'm also bi, so please don't interpret anything I say as phobic or prejudiced or insulting...

I guess as a strong Darwinist, i don't see what obvious evolutionary advantage would track with a gay or bi gene? I know it's not that simple...

...but then again the things that shape us beyond genetics are extremely complicated as well.

I also agree STRONGLY with the "spectrum" concept, I feel like few (if any) people are 100% anything when it comes to sexuality. Many factors can move a person up or down the spectrum, to the extent they have a "base" or default position on the scale.

But that's just my opinion. I could be wrong!

 

[Astroman72]

I do think there's some biological basis to my bisexuality.

I still remember the first porn magazine I saw when I was first becoming sexually aware. The guy's big cock and balls instantly excited me just as much as the girl's hairy pussy and breasts, and it's been that way ever since. It wasn't something gradual for me--it just hit me in the same way that straight sexual desire does for most people at that age.

 

[regina75]

my father was bi and a crossdresser

 

[stargame]

I'm also bi, so please don't interpret anything I say as phobic or prejudiced or insulting...

I guess as a strong Darwinist, i don't see what obvious evolutionary advantage would track with a gay or bi gene? I know it's not that simple...

...but then again the things that shape us beyond genetics are extremely complicated as well.

I also agree STRONGLY with the "spectrum" concept, I feel like few (if any) people are 100% anything when it comes to sexuality. Many factors can move a person up or down the spectrum, to the extent they have a "base" or default position on the scale.

But that's just my opinion. I could be wrong!

Hehe, i was gay before I was straight, then bi, then straight for a while, then bi, then bi and gay, now bi again.

 

[kreemi_pi]

Hehe, i was gay before I was straight, then bi, then straight for a while, then bi, then bi and gay, now bi again.

if you average it all out i think you qualify for the Bi Club lol

 

[stargame]

if you average it all out i think you qualify for the Bi Club lol

What a fantastic club to be part of.
Are you a member?

 

[kreemi_pi]

What a fantastic club to be part of.
Are you a member?

Ohhhh yes

 

[stargame]

Ohhhh yes

We should go into the clubhouse hand in hand.

 

[Spurtulator]

I think sexuality is both on a spectrum and fluid. Some people lean more towards homosexuality and some lean more towards heterosexuality, with varying degrees on that spectrum. People can also have times when they have a stronger desire gay/lesbian sex and at other times have a stronger desire for heterosexual sex.

There probably is a genetic aspect and an environmental aspect to sexuality. With mental illnesses, there is combination of genetics and environment when a person is diagnosed with something like Borderline Personality Disorder. PLEASE NOTE THAT I AM NOT SAYING HOMOSEXUALITY OR HETEROSEXUALITY IS A MENTAL ILLNESS. I ABSOLUTELY DO NOT BELIEVE THAT. But, it is an aspect of a person, which could be affected by both environment and genetics.

 

[Michael_Keaton]

I think sexuality is both on a spectrum and fluid. Some people lean more towards homosexuality and some lean more towards heterosexuality, with varying degrees on that spectrum. People can also have times when they have a stronger desire gay/lesbian sex and at other times have a stronger desire for heterosexual sex.

I tend to agree with this. I don't believe that sexual preference is an 'everything or nothing' situation as evidenced by MMF/MFM situations. I'm not speaking from experience because I've never been in a 3-sum but that doesn't mean I haven't fantasized about it.

I've wondered what those scenarios would be like for me. Would I be primarily attracted to the cock or the pussy with the other being a nice addition? If I'm primarily attracted to the cock does that make me bisexual? If I'm not primarily attracted to the cock does that make me heterosexual? I'd like to think that the degree of my preference would differ from one moment or one experience to another but what do I know... I've never done it!

Also, I'm not all about labeling in a negative way. Whether one is straight, gay, lesbian, bisexual, or anything else isn't a condemnation of the person. Those words have meaning and the people are what they are without judgement.

 

[ericalauren]

Maybe! I’m the only queer/trans person in my entire family (I’m asexual and nonbinary). Although, I supposedly have a distant relative who is a trans woman. They are my dad’s cousin’s child, I think?

 

[BiGuy_64]

Fantastic question!

Since a person’s sexuality isn’t binary and we all fit somewhere on a spectrum, it sometimes feels like there is a genetic link.

My brother is gay and I’m bi (currently leaning towards guys….i LOVE giving head).

 

[Ssbbw4u1974]

I have yet to meet a completely straight person....
I believe, like many, sexual orientation is a large spectrum...
But I think someone who is totally straight is rare.

 

[cubbyfire04]

I was first introduce to the idea of bisexuality when snooping around my parents room and stumbled across a VHS tape called "Bi, Bi, Birdie". It's was fascinating. Almost entirely MMF scenes that involved hardcore action between the men. I would watch it beginning to end every time I had the house to myself... I found myself turned on by nearly every scenario.

Years later I realized between that and the arsenal of anal toys I found... It's likely those toys were for my mom too use on my dad. Looks like I take after my old man.

 

[BillyWalrus]

But I think someone who is totally straight is rare.

Once upon a time I would have said that I was that guy. Since I am the bottom for my trans gf, I don't think I can say that I am that guy any more. Which is fine!