I belong to a couple on Facebook. They all seem to be pretty mixed. This one is the best so far. I do my research on YouTube( Don't judge me). There's are alot of excellent seminars online. .

Aloha my friend @A myHIVteam Member I know this is an older post from about a month ago. I feel the need to share, Mahalo!
What if we start our own? I suspect that there wouldn't be anyone, if at all, from Hawaii that would join but in the larger more populated states there must be people like myself and @A myHIVteam Member who usually just keeps to ourselves but at the same time would enjoy meeting someone with identical wants and needs while remaining low key about it.
I think that is my problem being Bi is I feel like I have to live a double life and it doesn't make me happy and I know it is also a state of mind for me.
The ruling majority is you're either gay or your not, there is no middle. I enjoy sex mostly with men but also with women who accept me and my baggage (HIV)
I don't feel motivated by what groups are out there at this time besides geographically I am at a disadvantage. I wouldn't know where to begin.

If you find something please let me know as well. Bi sexual life can be challenging and lonely for us single ones especially given where I live.
There are many great guys who live in Hawaii but I am under the assumption that I need to be strictly gay all the way before any friendship develops or even more. Maybe that's why I never met anyone yet. I put these roadblocks in front of me. I'm looking for roadblock removers I guess LOL!
Good luck and take care Brother. J

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I don’t know of any but I hope you find one that you feel comfortable with and safe to express yourself

Tom if you find one let me know please. I’m bi too & sometimes I keep to myself

I am a gay man who has had good friendships with men who identify as Bisexual. A dear friend of mine would always lament about the challenges that he faced from the gay community. He felt that our friendship was rare and that frustrated us both. I never understood why it was so difficult for my other friends to be more accepting of him. I never thought about his sexuality because our friendship was a wonderful experience. We shared so much and supported one another. Friendship should always be a bond of men lifting up one another and inspiring connections that make us all stronger.