According to a study out of Boise State university, over 50% of woman have been attracted to another woman in her life and 45% of woman have kissed another woman.

In comparing this to men, generally speaking bisexuality in men is much less common, some estimates say 3-4 times.

In my experience with men and my friendships with them, some very close, I never encountered any men who would be open to the idea of kissing another man, yet we all know and the study suggests how common it is for woman.

My question to you all is; If in fact female sexuality is much more fluid than male, do you think monogamy and the idea that 'there is someone for everyone' still makes sense to you?

Clearly, if large portions of the female population find men and women attractive, parity in the sexual marketplace will never exist.

Second follow up question to you is; could females bisexuality be at fault for female hypergamy? The fact that most women aren't 100% straight to me suggests that it would be harder for a female to settle for an average male? I think so.

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Source:

https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2011/10/20/study-more-than-half-of-women-attracted-to-other-women_n_1021730.html?guccounter=1