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The Fury said:

Like I said, personal opinion. I myself would class my sexual orientation as bisexual by about 85% straight and 15% gay. I can recognise a guy being attractive and sexually attractive. And for the right woman wouldn't say no to (what she called) threesex but I wouldn't persue a life long relationship with a man. I've met bisexual people who are more then willing to have relationships with both men and women and met both gay and straight people who can happily make comments of the sexual attractiveness of gender they do not usually find attractive. I've also met a lot of people who would saying that they don't find anyone of the same sex (or opposite depending on their orientation) attractive.

All these little differences show a scale of sexual orientation not just a scale of 3 answers (yes, no, maybe). It's just that on this scale of bisexuality percentage  any of the latter group above is very small side for the gender they are not attracted to. 95% one 5% the other, enough to ignore. The human mind is still built to find other humans attractive based on features and anyone even if they deny it can see if someone is attractive or not.

 

I understand your argument, and while I too think that most people have such feelings, I think you're stretching the definition of "bisexual" a little too much. Like Seece already said, finding someone aesthetically pleasing isn't the same as wanting to get off with them.



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