Hi, I’m Maya, 29, from Seattle. I joined this site because I was tired of shrinking parts of myself to fit other people’s expectations. I wanted curiosity, honesty, and space to explore without pressure.
I matched with Lena over late-night book recommendations, then realized we were both learning to trust our identities again. The conversations stayed easy and playful, and neither of us felt we had to prove anything.
Today we share weekends, meals, and the patience to keep asking questions about ourselves. Calling each other girlfriends feels simple now, not complicated. This platform gave me a place to practice honesty until I believed it.
My name is Sofia, 34, living in Barcelona. I came here after a breakup that made me question whether I had to choose a single label forever. Instead, I wanted companionship that welcomed my whole story.
I met Clara on this platform. We bonded over languages, spicy food, and the shared relief of being understood. Our first date felt like a conversation that simply kept walking, through markets, along beaches, back to ourselves.
We still laugh about how nervous we were pressing send. Now we share a bright apartment and an even brighter sense of permission. This site reminded me that clarity can arrive gently, without forcing a choice.
My name’s Daniel, 31, from Toronto. I spent years thinking dating apps meant performing a version of myself. Joining this site felt different. I wrote honestly about liking men and women, then waited to see who stayed.
That’s how I met Aaron. He was patient, funny, and surprisingly open about his own questions. We talked about travel, music, and families that sometimes didn’t get it. The conversations made space for vulnerability without drama, which mattered.
Now we cook, cycle, and keep practicing honesty. Being bisexual no longer feels like a confusing footnote. It’s simply part of who I am, and this platform helped me find someone who loved the whole story.
I’m Lucas, 38, from Dublin. After a divorce, I wanted to date without hiding the truth that I’m attracted to more than one gender. This site felt like a place where curiosity and kindness could coexist.
I matched with Emma, who valued honesty as much as laughter. We walked the river, swapped childhood stories, and slowly admitted how complicated identity had felt. Her acceptance allowed me to relax and actually enjoy dating again.
We’re building something steady together. I no longer feel like I must negotiate parts of myself away. Thanks to this platform, I found someone who meets me in the middle, where both honesty and affection are welcome.
I’m Priya, 33, living in London with my partner Marco, 35. We’re both bisexual and had always talked openly about possibly welcoming a third partner someday, but only if care and communication came first.
We joined this site together with a shared profile and clear boundaries. Meeting Alex felt gentle and surprising. Conversations were slow, thoughtful, and honest about hopes, fears, and logistics. Nothing was rushed, and everyone’s consent mattered equally.
Now the three of us cook together, plan trips, and keep talking openly when things feel complex. This platform gave us language, options, and the freedom to build a relationship that fits, rather than squeezing into expectations.
Priya, 33 & Marco, 35
Bisexual Couple
I’m Hannah, 27, from Melbourne, and my girlfriend Tasha, 29, and I both identify as bisexual. We were happy together, yet curious about ethically exploring a triad with someone who valued communication as much as chemistry.
We created a profile on this site explaining what we wanted and what we wouldn’t compromise. When Jordan messaged, the conversation felt grounded and kind. We talked about schedules, feelings, and boundaries long before planning any date.
Months later, the three of us share laughter, chores, and the courage to keep checking in. There’s no perfect script, only respect. This platform connected us with someone who wanted to build something caring and sustainable together.
Hannah, 27 & Tasha, 29
Bisexual Couple
