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Originally Posted by hamster-bamster
Besides the issue of their own happiness, whcih is totally valid, there is the issue of their spouses' happiness. Who would want to be married to a person who is suppressing their true orientation? I have never been with bisexual people but sure I can picture myself married to a truly bisexual man who also has male partners so as to satisfy both parts of his orientataion. Of course I would have no problem with that. But that stretches the conventional definition of marriage a bit. To stay in a conventional marriage with a man who suppresses his homosexual leanings must be depressing. And what for? There is no deficit of straight men, who are in the majority.
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I had discussion about this with my mom, who believe marriage is among other things conventional must. ONe should be married lest not hinder their career... and so on. So after she told me to "just be moral", I had to question how moral would it be of me to marry somebody to whom I felt absolutelly nothing... just for sake of following society's conventions...
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