Thread: To be bisexual do you have to like males and females equally?

I consider myself 98% gay, so call myself gay. I think with so little heterosexual in me I might as well just call myself gay not bi.

bisexual is better described as "gender blind". its really about seeing past whether the person is male or female and more about loving the person for who she/he is.
u do not have to fit into one catergory. some people are hetero with occasional gay loves(this is often called bi-curious), or gay with hetero tendencies.
just be yourself and dont worry about defining your sexuality. love who you love for the person.

nope
you can lean more towards males or females

oh and here, just to help you a bit, this scale is called Alfred Kinsey's 7-point Scale of Sexuality

0:
Totally and completely straight. No question about it.

1:
Basically straight. "Technically" straight, but has some occasional thoughts about the same sex. Sometimes.

2:
Bi, but leans a little more towards liking the opposite sex.

3:
Totally perfectly bi; likes both genders perfectly evenly.

4:
Bi, but leans a little more towards the same sex.

5:
Basically homosexual, but still has teh occasional hetero thought/fantasy.

6:
totally homosexual. Would never have a heterosexual thought in their life.

Hi!! You do not have to LIKE either sex, or frefer one or the other to be BI, most of those that i have known, have just satisfied their lust because the opportunity arose at the lime. A fact that i noticed in them is that they are very un-feeling people, and that is in both the sexes.

I hope that this satisfies your couriosity.

I recon it's like shades of grey. Like many people would describe themselves as black or white. Bisexually is not just grey, but many many individual shades of grey

No.

I personally like females more than I like males. (I'm a woman btw)

However, I'm currently I'm in a LTR with a male, so go figure... lol

I'm not bisexual, but i doubt it. What if you're married, or have a partner, and you just feel the urge to try something 'different' now and again?