If you find out your new partner is bisexual, you probably think you have hit the jackpot. Threesomes will be the norm and she will want to experiment in the bedroom with multiple women. Sorry to crush your dreams but this is highly unlikely. Just because she is also attracted to women doesn’t mean she wants to be involved in a menage trio every weekend. She is still a normal person who has the same needs and wants when in a relationship like any other woman you have dated. Being bisexual shouldn’t change that or the way you treat her. Dating a bisexual woman, like dating anybody, comes with its own set of challenges and can be quite the change of pace. So here is everything you need to know about dating a bisexual woman. 

What Does Bisexual Mean?

Before getting too deep, you should first understand what being bisexual means. You might think it just means the same sex are attracted to each other, but there is a little more to it than that. The Bisexual Resource Center’s Website describes it as such: “Bisexuality is the potential to be attracted (romantically and/or sexually), to people of more than one sex, not necessarily at the same time, not necessarily in the same way, and not necessarily to the same degree.” You should discuss this with your partner as there are various connotations to the word bisexual. While they may be attracted to both men and women physically, they may only be romantically interested in men. Or maybe it is the other way around. Whatever their persuasion is, you should chat to them about it so you have a greater understanding.

Things To Know Before Dating a Bisexual Woman

You have to remember she is still a person just like you who wants to find a loving and caring partner for a respectful relationship. The fact that she is also attracted to women doesn’t mean she wants your relationship to become open. It just means she finds it possible to have relationships with both sexes.