(As a bi person, I can say with certainty, it’s honestly best when you date another bi person. That way, you know the people on it are open to dating someone who is bi, or even better, specifically seeking another bi partner. So, while in theory, you could use any dating app-after all, bi people are attracted to multiple genders-you still want to use a dating app that caters more specifically to bi people. Bi women face a whole slew of different struggles, often being fetishized and asked to be the “third” in some straight couple’s poor attempt to “spice up” their relationship.
These are just a few of the unique struggles bi guys face when dating. The gay men I would go out with thought I was closeted and in denial about being “full-blown gay.” They refused to date a guy who’s not entirely out yet. They were afraid I was secretly gay or would leave them for a man (if we got serious). Most straight women refused to go out with me, or worse, would ghost me when I told them I was bisexual on our first date. If I liked multiple genders, wouldn't that mean I'd have way more options? I soon learned the answer: nope. I remember when I came out as bisexual, I thought the world was going to be my oyster.
