Being completely gay, I do look at bi-sexual and bi-curious profiles, women of course. Lol. I must admit though I rarely meet with these ladies as most are looking for someone who will let their partners join in, and that's not for me. I can see why you get a lot of attention from men love because you look gorgeous to me, so you can't really blame them. xx

Whad he say??

Make sure that they aren't after you for something else, like your banking information or home address. If you're sure the relationship is legitimate, long-distance can be manageable, but it will also be aggravating at times. This is especially true if you or your partner or both are after things like having a family, moving in together, or actually sharing that first milkshake with the heart-shaped straw.

Also have some way to make sure that the person you're talking with can validate what they say - there are plenty of people on the internet who can keep "relationships" going for a long time based on nothing but lies. After a while (six months, maybe), if your love interest still isn't interested in sharing things like phone numbers, private email addresses, or detailed information about their lifestyle, their politics, their religion, etc, etc, then consider that a big flapping red flag.