Bisexual vs Sissy – What’s the difference?

Have you ever wondered if there was a difference between bisexuals and sissies? Maybe you’ve heard people use the terms “sissy” and “bisexual,” but aren’t sure what they mean. Or maybe someone has accused you of being one or the other when they didn’t realize that they were two different things. To put it simply: Yes, there is a difference between bisexuals and sissies. In fact, these two groups have almost nothing in common—apart from both having been used as insults!

What is bisexual?

Bisexuality is a sexual orientation. It means that you are attracted to both men and women. You may have feelings for both genders, or you may feel different ways about each gender. For example, some people identify as bisexual because they have been in relationships with both men and women in the past or present; others might only experience sexual attraction toward members of one sex but romantic feelings for those of another gender (like me).

Bisexuals can also be straight or gay depending on their romantic and sexual attraction–this means that even though bisexuals are attracted to people regardless of their gender identity, they still fall under the LGBTQ+ umbrella because they don’t conform to traditional heterosexual norms. But remember: Just because someone identifies as bi doesn’t mean they’re necessarily more promiscuous than other folks!

What is a sissy?

A sissy is a man who dresses in women’s clothing and acts like a woman. Sissies are usually straight men, but they don’t necessarily have to be; there are many gay sissies as well!

Sissies are often submissive–they like being dominated by other people, whether it’s their partner or another person (or even an object). They may also be feminine: they enjoy wearing makeup and jewelry and other traditionally “girly” things.

Similarities between a bisexual and a sissy

Both a bisexual and a sissy are attracted to both sexes. A bisexual is someone who is attracted to both men and women, while a sissy is someone who is attracted to the same sex. Both of these terms describe an individual that finds themselves sexually, romantically or emotionally attracted to members of their own gender.

Both terms can be used interchangeably depending on context; however, there are some important differences between them which will be discussed below:

Differences between a bisexual and a sissy

A sissy is a male who dresses, acts and feels like a woman. This can include wearing makeup, heels and skirts. A sissy may also use female pronouns (she/her) instead of male ones (he/him).

A bisexual is someone who is attracted to both men and women. The term bisexual comes from the Latin bi meaning two or both sexes and sexual meaning sex. Bi can also mean double as in bifocals so you might hear people say they’re “bi-focal” when they mean their eyesight isn’t perfect with both nearsightedness or farsightedness but has some of each problem depending on what you’re looking at up close versus far away distances respectively so they need two different types glasses with different prescriptions for each eye just like these lenses have different prescriptions depending on whether your nearsightedness affects only reading distance vision or extends all the way out past infinity where distant objects become blurry too!

Bisexuals and sissies have very little in common.

Bisexuals are sexually attracted to both men and women, while sissies tend to be sexually attracted only to men. Bisexuality is an umbrella term that includes all types of sexual orientation other than heterosexuality (attraction toward the opposite gender), homosexuality (attraction toward same-gender) or asexuality (no romantic or sexual attraction). A bisexual person may have relationships with people of either gender, though they may prefer one over the other. Some people use “bisexual” as an umbrella term for these groups; others define it more narrowly as an attraction between two genders only or four genders–male/female/transgender/nonbinary–or even more narrowly still as an attraction only between two genders with no gender identity involved at all!

Sissies are men who like dressing up like girls because it makes them feel good about themselves; bisexual people don’t do this because they want their partners’ approval first before doing anything else!

So, there you have it – the difference between bisexual and sissy. While there are many similarities between these two terms, they are ultimately very different. A bisexual refers to someone who has romantic feelings towards both men and women while a sissy is someone who enjoys dressing up in women’s clothes or cross-dressing as part of their sexual identity.