I think Bicurious.

I suppose it's up to him what he wants to call it.

Opened minded and kinky. If he does not find men attractive then he is not homosexual or bisexual. The penis is an organ, it is not a gender.

I think actually a lot of gives have this fantasy. I have read a few posts like it on other forums.

I think it could be a submissive act. Simply an act of curiosity and gender bending. Or a multitude of other reasons.

Then he is someone who still doesn't understand his orientation yet.

Don't worry about labels. Sounds to me as if you/he knows what you/he likes, and that's all that matters, really. Not much harm in being open to exploring.

Bisexual but not biromantic. Or, just sexual.

Why does there have to be a label? Whatever floats his boat.

Open minded for sure.

Unless he would like to penetrate/be penetrated by a man in real life, or go to bed cuddling another man, I'd say he sounds straight.

Bi-curious rather than bisexual.

Well, if we have to categorize, I'd say wanting those things was bi-curious, actually doing them (assuming an interest in sex with women, too) would be bisexual.

I've done those things a number of times with one guy. I was never "romantically" attracted to him; in fact, I find the idea of kissing a guy somewhat repulsive. But I LOVE giving head and getting topped.

I'm a 2 on the Kinsey Scale.

Open minded and kinky.

I wouldn't focus on it too much. I'd say open-minded and kinky but probably just figuring out what all he likes. He could be denying true feelings.

It depends. If it's something that occurs to him regularly and makes frequent appearances in his fantasies, than he's probably bi-curious. If it's something that turns him on only occasionally, and under specific circumstances, than he's just a kinky guy.

Would you say he is sexually attracted to men, but not romantically? People often mistake sexual attraction as a romantic orientation-- hence the typical stereotype that girls who have sex with other girls but not relationships are not "really" bisexual. In actuality, sexual and romantic attraction are not always one in the same.

For instance, many asexual people will identify as asexual but heteroromantic. Which means although they desire no sexual relationship, they still desire a romantic relationship with a person of the opposite sex.

So if I am understanding your question correctly, your husband would technically be bisexual but heteroromantic.

Or you can leave it at the simple answer that he is open minded and kinky.

As a guy who has no other interest in male male contact other than getting cock in ass. I have no interest in sucking cock,being sucked by a guy or me in their ass,Just me getting fucked in ass a lot and hard.

I would say its just bisexual. For me I always d have female playing too,after al bi means sex with both male and female. Plus its hotter with he watching me get fucked by big cock.