Eureka!

I have a theory. Newly discovered. It’s a bit revolutionary, I know, but I think that if you stop and contemplate it with me, just for a little while, you will agree that it is an obvious, necessary endpoint of our biological and cultural origins. Here’s my theory:

All men are bisexual.

Women are the natural aggressor in sexual activity. We’re dominant, horny, think about sex four times a minute. Biology endows us with the ability to devour our partners. (Vagina dentata, no?) Culture confirms and validates us. Men, in their passive roles, devote themselves to attracting us. Seducing us. Worshipping us. Deep seated instinct demands our dominance as a gender. (You know, don’t you, that gender equals power?)

And as sexual aggressors, women are always wanting more. Two mouths on my body are better than one. Four hands on my skin are better than two. We’re devoted to the conquest, the chase, the sating of our pleasure in the most extravagant ways through the mouths and bodies and cocks of our willing prey.

And men are willing. Everything men do, you see, is designed to attract women. As the passive partners in the sexual act they choose to seduce us by making themselves increasingly attractive, offering us everything we desire.

Women live for sexual conquest; as many men as possible, as many possible ways. Devotion to a single partner is laughable for us, unnecessary. We’re independent, self-fulfilled. We support men. Their devotion is unquestioned, and complete.

Any man who tells a woman he’s bisexual is hoping to pick that woman up. We know, of course, that men only say they’re bisexual to get more women. The male-to-male attraction is a pale comparison to the passion and devotion that men feel for women. (Don’t give me this piffle on the definition of “bisexual.” Men love the pussy above all.)

Any man who tells a woman he’s bisexual is offering a threesome with another man. He won’t be particularly picky on who the other man is, because they’ll both be too busy devoting themselves to the woman’s pleasure. His best friend? Sure! His twin brother? Brilliant! Friendships be damned, incest is a lark, as long as the lady’s happy in the end.

Following logically from the above point, all bisexual men are also polyamorous or dedicated to open relationships. Or if not, then they’re just sluts. (And since all men are bisexual, all men are also sluts. Logical, no?)

Gay men are all secretly bisexual, just waiting for the right woman to take them in hand and show them the glory of pussy. We all just love wanking off to the thought of gay men. So sexy! Look at all the pretty men just waiting to be shown the light; they’re like pussy virgins! And god, do we love virgins.

Any man who insists that he’s straight is just shy.

And then, when it comes to sex everybody likes pretty things. Men are by far the more beautiful gender. Just look at all the pretty, pretty, pretty men. So it makes sense that men should be attracted to themselves in a purely sexual sense. It’s a matter of aesthetics.

But of course in the end all bisexual men will eventually choose long term female partners, because although men are pretty, there’s just no denyin’ that women make more valuble partners. We’re the independent ones, after all, earning a living, guiding sexual encounters, making decisions. A man couldn’t function without a woman around to support him. Eventually all bisexual men outgrown their attractions to other men and prefer to devote themselves to a single woman. Only then can they truly be happy, or experience love.

I haven’t thought, really, about women who like other women. I don’t think women can be bisexual, actually. I mean, it seems strange that a woman who could have her pick of the most attractive partners of either gender would choose to sleep with women. Didn’t we just get through saying that men more attractive? And fit logically into the necessary power structure that women deserve in their sexual encounters?

But I guess that women who like other women might secretly think of themselves as men. Then they’d only want women. So I guess all bisexual women are secretly gay. Or degenerates. I don’t really care. I’m not one of those.

As long as men can come out and just embrace that they’re all secretly bisexual, I’ll be a happy girl.

And if you have the contact information for the leaders of any overpopulated, impoverished countries, could you send it along to me? I have a killer recipe for roast baby rump in lemon herb sauce.

You mother fucking assholes.

11 Comments

  1. Bitchy Jones wrote:

    I think you have just turned me into a bisexual.

    Seriously, after that you can have me any way you want me.

    Thursday, July 26, 2007 at 12:16 pm | Permalink
  2. Richard wrote:

    This reminds me of an old wish of mine. I used to want a switch that would allow me to change gender at will.

    I can’t say I exactly want to know what it is like to have men (even women) assume that you are more subjective, less analytical, etc. But I know that without experiencing it first hand I’ll never really know what it is like to be confronted with all these nutty sexist notions, Mars, Venus and all that crap.

    Thursday, July 26, 2007 at 12:43 pm | Permalink
  3. Eileen wrote:

    Bitchy -

    But didn’t you hear? Bisexual women don’t exist!

    Glad you enjoyed. It seemed like that kind of day :).

    Thursday, July 26, 2007 at 12:56 pm | Permalink
  4. Eileen wrote:

    Richard -

    Wow. Although I’ve never specifically wanted a switch that would change my gender, that’s a fascinating thought experiment. I have crossdressed, but experience just doesn’t compare, because I couldn’t really pass at the time. (I could probably pass now, come to think of it.)

    I had a very hard time writing this post, because although I have experienced first hand the very prejudices I was railing against, it’s hard for me to adjust myself to a mindset I feel so completely alienated from. In that way I would be interested in gender switching, because I’d like to talk to the men who believe these things as a man. As a woman the effort just doesn’t work.

    And then, goodness, what great scenes that switch would make for.

    Thursday, July 26, 2007 at 1:01 pm | Permalink
  5. maymay wrote:

    You can’t be too harsh on the poor lads. Fantasy is a lovely place to live, after all. It’s just not realistic, is all—but analytical prowess clearly isn’t their strong suit.

    And speaking of fantasy, yours sounds lovely. All men should totally be bisexual. It’d help me out a lot. ;)

    Thursday, July 26, 2007 at 5:09 pm | Permalink
  6. Calico wrote:

    We must go to the Jonathan Swift bar now, so that I can buy you a drink for this post.

    Friday, July 27, 2007 at 12:20 am | Permalink
  7. Sierra wrote:

    Thank you for the early morning laugh.
    I couldn’t help but think while I was reading this that if a few words were changed this could be something I use to hear from so called dumb ass dom males back when I was a switch.
    As soon as I identified myself as a switch they would tell me that I just hadn’t met the right man to make me give up my clueless need to be a dominant female. Oh, and that they of course were just the man to make me see the light, don’t you know.

    Friday, July 27, 2007 at 7:26 am | Permalink
  8. Eileen wrote:

    May -

    I’d like to live in my fantasy world too! Bisexual men seem to be a bit thin on the ground these days :).

    Calico -

    That’s simply too much of a cooincidence to ignore. I approve of this bar - I will buy you a drink for your most recent post as well, because it was awesome.

    Sierra -
    Ugh. Right there with you. I become particularly frustrated when men who say they’re switches want to wrestle or play with me, and then get miffed at me because I don’t lose. Unfortunately I’m not always strong enough to win, either, so I’ve walked out of a couple of scenes just pissed off and annoyed that people don’t just listen.
    Probably not a surprise, dominent men do this to women who identify as purely dominant as well. I can’t help feeling that switch women have the hardest time with this, as their identity invites assholes from both sides and their dislike can’t be explained away by saying “I just don’t swing that way.”

    Friday, July 27, 2007 at 10:17 am | Permalink
  9. iobey wrote:

    lol.

    Monday, July 30, 2007 at 9:56 am | Permalink
  10. Eileen wrote:

    iobey-

    Hi! Thanks for stopping by :).

    Monday, July 30, 2007 at 10:27 am | Permalink
  11. Romanticrope wrote:

    This satire took me a little to see through. And that’s after you already told me about a biting satirical entry of yours.

    Tuesday, July 31, 2007 at 10:09 pm | Permalink

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