Starting a conversation with a bisexual match
Open with genuine interest and let the exchange develop at a comfortable pace.
Respond to something they chose to share
Mention a profile detail and ask one friendly question. A comment about a hobby or an interesting sentence is often a more useful opening than a question about private experience. Share a little about yourself too. The aim is to create room for a conversation, not to establish compatibility through an immediate series of personal questions.
Check before moving into intimate topics
A dating profile is not permission for every kind of message. Ask whether a more personal subject would be welcome, and accept a change of direction. Avoid sending intimate images without agreement. People can enjoy flirting while still preferring to keep some information private, and an earlier friendly answer does not create an obligation to continue.
Let replies and endings happen naturally
People have different schedules and levels of interest. Leave time for a response instead of sending repeated prompts. If a person says no or stops the exchange, respect that decision. You can be disappointed without challenging their reasons. A courteous conversation allows both participants to choose whether they would like another message.