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Does being bi/flamboyant make you less attractive as a guy? Do certain stereotypes of girls like it more? Since being more myself vs an average straight guy, my luck with girls has plateaued to say the least and I need some advice for picturing myself.
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Anonymous 1d

The best way to attract someone who is right for you is to be your absolute authentic self. i’m not gonna lie to you, there will be women who are not as attracted to you/ interested in a relationship because of those traits, but those are not the right women for you.

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Anonymous 1d

I’m bi so I may not have the same opinions as many straight women, but I don’t think being more flamboyant is bad at all! The only issue I can really think on that front is maybe people assuming you’re gay (meaning you wouldn’t be interested in them in them that way) but being yourself like what #1 said is always the way to go.

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Anonymous 1d

Most people would probably assume you’re gay instead of bi. What bi erasure has done to society ig. Tbh I’d love a flamboyant bi guy, but it’s probably not everyone’s thing

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Anonymous 1d

It’s not my thing, but I know friends who would swoon over you. Some people won’t like it, and some people will. Do what makes you happy bro <3

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Anonymous 1d

Be yourself. I say this as someone who is NB a lot of women like flamboyant men, but what REALLY matters is being yourself and being confident. Women like that more.

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Anonymous 1d

I'm low-key just super unserious and everyone thinks I'm gay when they first meet me cuz of it, but I've had no problem finding dates and hookups with women. I'm bi but lean straight. I think it really just comes down to who's around you and if you're their type. The copy-and-paste kinds of people aren't going to like you, so you need to find your kind of weird

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 1d

100% agree. Let’s say you change how you express yourself and you pull some girl because of that. Is the plan to just fake your mannerisms and sexuality forever? Be yourself, and that will turn some women off, but those women weren’t right for you in the first place. WAY too many dudes today are concerned with attracting women, when they should be concerned with attracting THE woman

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 1d

Ok to be clear, this does not mean that everyone is perfect the way they are. DO NOT apply this reasoning and go “I don’t need to get in shape” or “I don’t need to work on my style” or “I need to be a better person.” This is very specifically referring to your personality, interests, and your unique individual traits, NOT problems that you should work on.

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