What are some examples of bisexual men in film, television, and

Oberyn from GoT ? Murderer and keen on revenge, but relatively speaking pretty OK dude.

>>5404430
>NOT sociopaths
>wanting a dumb emotional fucker who literally cucks and self limits himself on what he can and cant do because muh morality

>>5404712
This is a really stupid reply, even given the fact that it's bait. Sit down for a minute and think about what kind of a rise or reaction you're going for. There's no angle here. There's no focus. You're like 1/3 of the way to kind of a coldsteel-the-hedgehog edge post, but it's not developed at all. Apply yourself.

>>5404725
>>5404712
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Constantine, comics and TV series. He's a dick but he's alright.

Why is it so well-established in fiction for biscum men to be duplicitous and violent?
>inb4 it's realistic

>>5405688
>Why is it so well-established in fiction for biscum men to be duplicitous and violent?

because that's how they are IRL

the AIDS crisis - something that threatens our species as a whole - is entirely due to biscum, for example.

>>5405738
lol whatever you say chief

>>5404430

Bisexual males are inherently intimidating, not physically, but because it breaks so many conventions of monosexuals. In their minds, literally anyone could be your sexual target and they wouldn't know. Because of this, people are either fascinated by you, intimidated by you, or disgusted by you. This dynamic works very well with certain characters such as mavericks, sociopaths, and other "dangerous" types.

I understand the desire to see different portrayals of bisexual males in media, although I don't personally feel a need for it. I don't need to find my frame through a movie or a show. And here's some food for thought, maybe people who don't know you well get the same feeling of intimidation as they would from those characters?

>>5405738
Hey ....
you forgot det junkies

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I take it two D don't count