Amber Rose Says She'd Never Date A Bisexual Man

When it comes to her love life, Amber Rose has proudly declared herself “extremely open” and able to “find beauty in everybody .” But the 33-year-old model, rapper and actress surprised fans last week when she revealed she’d rule out a romance with a bisexual man. 

Rose, who is currently dating “Dancing with the Stars” veteran Val Chmerkovskiy , made the admission during a Jan. 4 appearance on “Loveline ,” a relationship and dating advice podcast , which can be viewed below. (Rose’s comments can be found around the 57:05 mark.) 

“Personally—no judgment—I wouldn’t be comfortable. I just wouldn’t be comfortable with it and I don’t know why,” the model, actress and rapper told the show’s host, sex therapist Dr. Chris Donaghue . “I just wouldn’t do it.” 

When a Facebook user pressed her to clarify, Rose added, “I think it’s amazing when a guy is bisexual and he’s comfortable with it. But in my personal life, in my sex life, in who I choose to love, I just think that I would think about it too much. It would bother me in a way. I wouldn’t be comfortable with it and I don’t know why.”

The 33-year-old acknowledged that she has dated both men and women  in the past, although made a point to note that she “hasn’t been with a girl in a very long time.” 

“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,” she said. 

Needless to say, her comments angered some fans who’d tuned in to the Facebook stream . One accused her of embracing a “double standard,” while another noted, “This is a problem with people accepting bisexuality in women and not men. Hints of homophobia.”

While Rose’s comments certainly raised eyebrows, a 2016 Glamour magazine survey found that 63 percent of women have said they wouldn’t date a man who’d had sex with another man , even though the same percentage said they’d opt out of using traditional labels like “homosexual,” “heterosexual” and “bisexual” for themselves. 

That’s all the more reason we’d hoped for a little more open-mindedness from the star, given her candor and willingness to push boundaries around sexuality. 

Bi guys have it hard enough as it is without you piling on, Amber.

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