News of Gavin Rossdale’s affair makes us to ask if you would date a man who was once or is still a bisexual? It was a longstanding astonishing gossip that Gavin Rossdale, a singer of Bush, had a teen romance with a cross-dressing pop star Marilyn. On the surface it seemed like a sort of outlandish tall tale that couldn’t probably be true. Gavin’s got that tall, dark butch male thing going on. He is a husband of Gwen Stefani. So is it possible to imagine Rossdale with a man? God, no!

Regardless. Marilyn and mate Boy George have told publications, books and media outlets far and wide that Gavin and Marilyn were once noticed in intercourse in the ‘80s. Some of the magazines reported they have been dated for as long as five years, starting when Rossdale was only 17-year-old. At last, Gavin told about the whole matter in the issue of Details magazine. To his credit, Rossdale confessed he had sex with Marilyn, but it was just a teen experimentation. He even said to the magazine, that he didn’t think there was anything weird about any form of you were learning about life.

Of course, nobody of us would wish to be judged for solutions made, especially those involving clothing – when we were just teenagers. But male sexual experience is one of the great sex double standards that are tricky for guys. When drunk college girls kiss each other it’s sexually arousing to the opposite gender, but if two young male students come out with their sexuality together alarm bells sound for the girls they may at one time date.

Or do they? If to believe the results of a poll, 48% of girls said they would date a bisexual guy, while 52% said they wouldn’t. Here is what a handful of girls had to tell about getting involved with a bisexual man: “Yes, of course. I find it interesting when a man is open about his sexuality. I suppose I’d be okay if it was in his past, but if I had to worry about him wishing guys while we were together, then that might be a problem”, as Bethany, 29, administrative assistant has told.

Lauren, 31, insurance broker said it would be tough for her if to be honest. She told it would depend on lots of things but if he has had dated or had sex with guys, then she basically would assume he was gay and wasn’t courage enough to come out. Lauren said she was glad for never been in that situation. Leah, 28, advertising account manager, shared an opinion, that she would date a bisexual guy. She would rather date a man who was once bisexual than one who is homophobic. She couldn’t stand close-minded homophobia.

Sandra, 23, actress told if it was just an isolated incident or two then okay. But if that guy had been in affair with a man and in a long-term relationship, then well, she perhaps wouldn’t be able to that out of her head. Rachel, 34, writer said everybody fell somewhere on The Kinsey Scale (0 for heterosexual to 10 for homosexual), so she actually assumed that the majority of people had either experimented or at least dreamt about it.

And the last one example is for Kelly, 30, graphic designer. She said she would date a man who had experimented in the past, but not one who continued to do it in the present. She couldn’t imagine having to worry about both guys and girls in their relationship.