BLC
A bisexual and
bicurious women's club
Why was BLC created?
BLC was founded in August 2002 with a very specific goal in mind - to give the bisexual and bicurious women of Minneapolis/St. Paul and the surrounding communities a place to meet other like-minded ladies.
The club originally started with my own interest in pursuing the fantasy of having another woman in the bedroom. I joined a few personals sites and searched on AOL for that special woman, but quickly grew tired of sleazy personals sites with the usual close-ups, sex photos and even worse, constantly running into men pretending to be biwomen who were just interested in collecting my photos.
After meeting a few REAL women that existed online, I found that I wasn’t alone in my frustrations it was a problem we all had!
So BLC was born, to be a women's club for REAL bisexual women! One that has brought together women looking to meet other bi women... one that has now become a community of bisexual women!
Bisexuality - Some Questions Answered
"I'm attracted to women, but I can't be a lesbian because I'm still attracted to men...what am I?" is a typical question
Q: So what exactly is a Bisexual?
A: A Bisexual is someone who is sexually & emotionally attracted to people of both genders.
Q: So they're equally interested in men & women?
A: Not necessarily. Some are, some aren't. Some say they're attracted to men & women in different ways, others say gender just isn't relevant to who they’re interested in.
Q: Doesn't being interested in both genders mean they're only half as interested in either?
A: Most bisexuals will probably say that when they're interested in someone, they're interested in them 100%. Just like you & I.
Q: Aren't people really either heterosexual or homosexual?
A: No, It's well recognized in medical & psychological circles that bisexuality is a very real & genuine sexuality. But anyway, there are plenty of bisexuals around who can tell you that.
Q: Isn't it just a phase?
A: No more than being heterosexual or homosexual is.
Q: But isn't it a transition to being lesbian or gay?
A: Maybe for some people. Some lesbians or gay men "come out" as bisexuals first, but most bisexuals remain bisexual for the rest of their lives.