Do Versatile Bi Guys Have The Most Sexual Options

Ok this is one of those threads that is meant to be purely for fun and not to be taken too seriously. All sex is good no matter who you are having it with and what you choose to do with the other person. So here goes....

Does a bisexual man who is versatile meaning they like to anally penetrate as well as be penetrated have the most sexual options vs. other sexual orientations, e.g., gay, lesbian, hetero men and women, and bisexual women? My contention is they do and here's why.

Note that I am only counting sex acts done with penises, vaginas, anuses and mouths- yes people do lots of additional sex acts with outside objects and with fingers and fists. But given those options are open to all sexual orientations I view them as non-differentiating and are not counted.

A bisexual man can have sex with a woman and penetrate her anally (1) or vaginally (2) and can give (3) and receive (4) oral sex. They can penetrate another man (5) or be penetrated (6) and give (7) and receive oral sex (Eight). Those eight options top the number of ways they can have sex compared to other sexual orientations.

Gay men can give (1) and receive (2) oral sex and penetrate (3) or be penetrated anally (4).

Hetero men can give (1) and receive (2) oral sex from a woman and penetrate anally (3) and vaginally (4).

Hetero women can give (1) and receive (2) oral sex and be penetrated vaginally (3) and anally (4).

Bisexual women can give (1) and receive (2) oral sex and be penetrated vaginally (3) and anally (4) from a man, and give (5) and receive (6) oral sex from another woman.

Lesbian women can give (1) and receive (2) oral sex.

Final note for full disclosure- I am a versatile bisexual man and have experienced all 8 options noted above.

Interesting topic. I agree with your methodology and your final conclusion.

I find it interesting that you discount fingers and toys, yet count anal and oral sex with the same gender as different from a "heterosexual experience" ( I'm not sure how exactly to phrase that, but hope the basic idea comes across) Would trans be an additional category? I'd imagine it would feel rather the same, whereas fingers and toys would be meaningfully different.

It would be interesting to see in practice, given current population numbers, how big of an effect having "twice as many opportunities" really has on partner count. Might help (especially in kink), or might not make a meaningful difference.

I find it interesting that you discount fingers and toys, yet count anal and oral sex with the same gender as different from a "heterosexual experience" ( I'm not sure how exactly to phrase that, but hope the basic idea comes across) Would trans be an additional category?

My point was that fingers and toys are non-differentiating in how I was counting sex acts. Toys and fingers are available to all sexual orientations so it was not counted. Yes of course fingers, fists and toys are used for very intense and pleasurable sex. I was simply counting sex acts available solely based on anatomy. And I do see anal and oral sex with the same gender as "a different experience" from opposite sex partners- again based on anatomy with regard to anal sex. A man's anus/rectum (prostate) is different from a woman's anus/rectum (no prostate). Oral sex whether on the receiving end or giving I feel is a different experience when done with opposite or same sex partners. It's hard to describe, but if you have experienced both you would say very different. I think that most who have had same sex partners and opposite sex partners would say the sex was different even though the sex acts were the same; at least that has been my experience.

As far as trans people are concerned they have either female or male anatomy- pre-op. Yes a bit complicated if they are in a post op situation, but females will never really have a male penis with surgery and a male won't have a clitoris after surgery. But I will concede the trans people are hard classify for my thought question.