Kink Talk – What does Bi-Comfortable mean?
Bi-Comfortable
Bi-Comfortable is a swinger term for men who are fine with some same-sex touch during group play without seeing themselves as bisexual.
What does Bi-Comfortable mean?
Bi-Comfortable comes from swinger profiles and simply joins “bi” and “comfortable”, often shortened to bi-comf. It describes men who are fine with some same-sex touch during group play without identifying as bisexual. Typical examples are a hand brushing a thigh in an MMF threesome or sharing a bed without awkwardness. It’s a signal to couples and other men that incidental contact is okay, but more isn’t necessarily on the menu.
What’s the difference between bi-comfortable, bi-curious and bisexual?
The difference is how much interest there is. Bi-comfortable means contact with another man is okay, but not the goal. Bi-curious means you’re interested and want to explore it. Bisexual is an orientation, attraction to more than one gender. Labels on profiles are shortcuts, not contracts, and people move between them over time.
What counts as bi-comfortable?
That depends on the person, so ask instead of assuming. For one man it means accidental touch is fine, for another it includes kissing or more. Before you play, talk through what’s okay, what’s a maybe and what’s off the table, and agree that anyone can change their mind during the night.