Basically, no. But that's not important. The question is, can your husband maintain a monogamous relationship, and if not, are you comfortable with an "open" marriage. You and your husband need to talk this over, possibly with a couples counselor. The sex of the "other person" is not the issue.
yes god will forgive you!
If you get divorced from your husband, all of his relatives stop being referred to as your in-laws.
First of all, sexual orientation is unchangeable. If a man is bisexual, then he will always be bisexual. Secondly, a bisexual man is by definition fully capable of loving his wife and being attracted to her. But if the man is actually gay, then that is a different matter altogether.
There is nothing wrong with being bisexual, it's human nature.
Go with him.
have a nice long talk
Um no she has a husband.. :/
Unless you have absolute proof your husband had a bisexual act then you should have never have brought up the subject. If you found out from gossip then your husband has a right to know who told you. He may not be admitting to you he had a bisexual act because he's not guilty. Should you have proof he is afraid to admit it for fear of breaking up the marriage.
no
If you're bisexual, you're born that way.
This is a contradiction. Bisexual boys will be bisexual men and, good heath and luck willing, bisexual octogenarians... I believe you are referring to a bi-curious or questioning individual.It is true that bisexuals may settle down with one sex or the other... but they do not stop being bisexual.As a bisexual myself I can attempt to clarify... it's a bit like going on a diet.