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Originally Posted by hamster-bamster
You said that reputable dating sites refuse to host people who identify as "bi-curious". Identifying as "bi-curious", by definition, amounts to stating one's intentions to experiment honestly and upfront.
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Yes - I agree with you. By definition, it does indicate that.
But it is not considered to be ethical to experiment with someone's feelings and with their body in order to work out what your sexual orientation is. This is why it is not seen as acceptable on those dating sites.