Can bisexuals have babies with each other?

Answer 1

It is impossible for a male-to-female person (designated male at birth, but identifies as a woman; often called "transwoman") to become pregnant; she does not have a uterus or ova. (It seems forays are being made into uterus implants for MTF transsexual people - a non-op transgender person would never want such surgery.)

A female-to-male transgender (designated female at birth, but identifies as a man; often called "transman") or transsexual man can get pregnant if he has not had a hysterectomy or surgical sex reassignment (see "Thomas Beatie" on Google). It is important to note that not all FTM people get hysterectomies, and it is getting more common for them to carry children, especially, it seems, if they are in relationships where the other partner(s) are not able to become pregnant. If a FTM person has not had a hysterectomy or oophorectomy, then he still has a uterus and ova and, if he stops taking testosterone, the correct hormones to become pregnant.

Answer 2

A bisexual is a man or woman who falls in love with and is sexually attracted to both men and women. Their bodies look like all other men and womens. So yes, if they have sex with their boyfriend or girlfriend they can have children. It would be like any straight couple containing a man and a woman. If they were in same sex relationships they could also have children by sperm donation and IVF.

Answer 3

Yes. Sexual orientation has nothing to do with the ability to cause pregnancy. And, of course, there's always adoption.

Answer 4

If they become pregnant, yes. Sexual orientation has no bearing on reproductive organs.

Answer 5

If you mean get pregnant, no.