Amber Rose says she’s ‘uncomfortable’ with dating a bi guy
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Amber Rose has said she would date men or women, but that she would rule out romance with a bisexual guy.
The model and TV star has said she would feel “uncomfortable” with dating a man who is attracted to men as well as women.
Speaking on Loveline radio this week, Rose said she said she “wouldn’t be comfortable” with dating a bi guy.
“Would you ever date a bisexual guy?” she was asked by a listener on Facebook Lve.
Responding, she simply said: “No”, adding: “Personally—no judgment—I wouldn’t be comfortable. I just wouldn’t be comfortable with it and I don’t know why.”
Co-host, sex therapist Dr Chris Donaghue seemed surprised at the revelation, asking her to “go further”.
He asked that maybe she would be worried that there would be extra “competition” for the attention of her partner if he was a bisexual man.
“Maybe! Maybe that’s it,” Rose added. “Maybe I’m not secure enough to be with a man that likes other men because I would feel like when he’s out with his boys, it’s just more of a moment.”
But she eventually went on to say: “Maybe I’m not secure enough to be with a man that likes other men because I would feel like when he’s out with his boys, it’s just more of a moment.”
Previously speaking to Complex, she said of her own sexuality: “I’m extremely open with my sexuality. I can be in love with a woman. I can be in love with a man … I definitely find beauty in everybody whether they’re heavy-set, super skinny, if they’re white, black, Indian, Asian, Spanish.”
Rose revealed last year that she used to date a transgender man, and later a gossip website has branded her as a ‘sexual freak’.
Rose appeared on Margaret Cho’s podcast Loveline and the pair spoke about the people they’re attracted to.
Bisexual Cho said that she liked “real masculine” women, Rose agreed saying that she also found transgender men attractive, and had dated a trans man in the past.