I would be the one helping her/us find a partner or she could find us a partner, either way, if i knew my partner was bi id certainly want a piece of that action too, But thats just me,bc ive had bi gfs bf and we would partner hunt together, such a lovely world we live in full of love.

There is a lot of Hedonism in Denver so if you lived here you would have no problem finding partners

Connect with the local poly community and it shouldn't be that difficult.

Yes. Im here

Tap tap tap....You still there, @Gibger76? I see that you have a few posts, with lots of comments and questions from others, but no interaction from you.

You might find someone.

Personally, I wouldn't want to share. Why did you marry?

I used to own and run an LGBTQ Introduction Service 20 years ago. Maybe/maybe not.

I'm confused (and probably naive). You're married. Unless you have a polyamorous arrangement with your husband I don't see how bisexuality enters into it. That just describes the possible universe of people you could engage with a relationship with a sexual component; it doesn't have anything to do with what you do after you choose one of those as your significant other.

There are plenty of poly situations out there

Granted my situation is different but the girls I connect with all know about my long term girlfriend and know that they won't be replacing her/etc

Assuming your husband (?) is OK with this then your choice may be somewhat more limited, but if you are honest and upfront about your situation then I suspect it may not be as difficult as she thinks.

It does depend on your social network too, as it will obviously be more difficult if you are not active within the LGBQT community.

I don't think it's impossible. It would help if she was poly, I'd think. There are lots of poly people here who would know better. We also have a poly group under "Groups."

Having been a "third wheel" in a couple situations, I say not so . But like finding any match, it's a matter of locating just the right mix of compatibilities. X2 !