Full Bi

Bisexuality generally refers to the capacity for attraction to more than one gender, but attraction, identity and sexual behaviour do not always mean exactly the same thing. A companion may be comfortable with selected bisexual interaction in a professional appointment without wishing to define her personal identity through a website category.

A Full Bi listing should therefore be understood as an indication that the companion may be open to discussing a particular shared dynamic. It does not guarantee attraction to every person, compatibility with every proposed partner or agreement to unrestricted activity.

Each companion decides:

• which companions or couples she feels comfortable meeting;
• the type of interaction she may consider;
• which activities are unavailable;
• how attention should be shared; and
• whether the proposed appointment feels suitable.

A declined pairing should be respected as an individual decision rather than interpreted as criticism of someone’s gender, sexuality or appearance.

Discussing the Proposed Dynamic

Full Bi experiences can differ considerably. Some enquiries may involve a female couple meeting a companion, while others may involve two companions and a client or another clearly agreed combination of adults.

Before confirming the appointment, everyone should understand:

• who will be present;
• whether the participants have met or worked together before;
• the general dynamic being proposed;
• how actively each person wishes to participate;
• individual boundaries and unavailable activities;
• safer-sex expectations;
• safewords and stop signals; and
• the complete rate and appointment duration.

No additional participant should ever be introduced unexpectedly. Every adult must know who will be attending and have enough information to make an independent decision.

Consent Belongs to Every Participant

A Full Bi appointment may involve three or more adults, meaning that every person’s consent is equally important. One participant cannot agree on behalf of someone else.

Consent must be freely given, specific and ongoing. Agreement to one form of intimacy does not imply agreement to another, and anyone may change their mind after the appointment has begun.

Each participant may:

• decline a request;
• establish personal limits;
• ask for a change of pace;
• step away from an interaction;
• request a pause; or
• stop the experience completely.

A category listing, confirmed arrangement or payment never removes these rights. “Full” should not be interpreted as unlimited access or an absence of boundaries.

Safewords and Clear Signals

Safewords can help everyone communicate clearly when several people are interacting at the same time. A simple traffic-light system may be agreed:

Green means the current interaction feels comfortable.

Amber means slow down, make an adjustment or pause for a check-in.

Red means stop immediately.

Ordinary phrases such as “pause,” “change focus” or “stop” are equally valid. A non-verbal signal may also be helpful where speaking becomes difficult.

Everyone should understand the agreed signals and respond immediately. Safewords support communication but should not replace attentiveness to visible discomfort, withdrawal or uncertainty.

Chemistry and Emotional Awareness

A shared encounter can create excitement, curiosity and connection, but it may also bring unexpected feelings such as nervousness, vulnerability, exclusion or jealousy.

From a sex-positive therapeutic perspective, the healthiest experience is not necessarily the most intense. It is one in which everyone feels included, respected and able to express how the interaction is affecting them.

No participant should be treated as an accessory to another person’s fantasy. Attention does not always have to be divided perfectly equally, but the proposed dynamic should be understood beforehand and remain comfortable for everyone.

Couples considering a Full Bi experience should speak honestly about their expectations before involving a companion. Neither partner should participate because they feel pressured, fear disappointing the other person or hope the experience will repair existing relationship difficulties.

Safer-Sex Planning and Hygiene

Sexually transmitted infections can be passed through oral, vaginal and anal sexual contact. Condoms and other suitable barriers can reduce exposure, and NHS guidance recommends condoms for vaginal, anal and oral sex.

Dental dams may be considered for oral contact with the vulva or anus.

Safer-sex arrangements may include:

• using fresh protection for each participant;
• changing protection when moving between different body areas;
• cleaning or newly covering shared toys;
• using condom-compatible lubricant;
• avoiding the transfer of bodily fluids between participants; and
• discussing any symptoms or sexual-health concerns before meeting.

Each companion may establish her own safer-sex requirements. These should be confirmed and respected rather than negotiated during the appointment.

Trust, Privacy and Discretion

Bisexual interests and shared experiences can feel highly personal. Information disclosed during an enquiry or appointment should be treated with discretion.

Photographs, video and audio recording require separate and explicit permission from every person who may be identifiable. Consent to a Full Bi experience does not include consent to record or share it.

Participants should also avoid requesting unnecessary information about another person’s private identity, relationships, home or employment. Trust develops when everyone’s dignity and privacy are treated with equal importance.

Rates and Appointment Arrangements

Rates for a Full Bi appointment may vary according to the selected companion, number of participants, duration, London location and any travel requirements.

The complete arrangement should be confirmed before the meeting, including:

• the names or profiles of everyone attending;
• the agreed appointment duration;
• individual or combined rates;
• any additional supplement;
• travel and venue expenses; and
• the general boundaries of the proposed experience.

Payment does not guarantee a particular interaction or override anyone’s right to change their mind.

Browse Full Bi Profiles

Profiles displayed on this page may include photographs, videos, London locations, availability, rates, reviews and stated preferences where provided.

Visitors should read each profile carefully before submitting an enquiry. Preferred pairings, safer-sex requirements, levels of participation and personal boundaries differ between companions.

Bunnys of London encourages mature adult communication in which inclusion, trust, safer-