No, it does not mean he's bi-sexual. To be bi-sexual, he has to have SEXUAL DESIRE for both men and women. Being willing to engage in the act for money is more like being willing to earn money... i.e. prostitution. Bottom line, what it means is that his moral compass (or lack thereof) places the value of money over the value of personal dignity. That said, I think most people have in mind a monetary threshold for doing unpleasant things. For example, would you eat something gross for $100 bucks, assuming it wouldn't hurt you? I know I would! There's always a threshold at which the value of one thing overrides the distaste of the other. How much of the first does it take to override the second? Depends on the situation. In the case of sleeping with someone you're not sexually oriented for, it is much more significant than eating something gross... so that threshold must be extremely high, but ought to be non-existent. (No one should prostitute themselves, regardless of gender.) Bottom line, not bi, just a greedy person with no moral compass. (Sorry!)
Not really
NOT RIGHT AT ALL. IF SHE IS YOUR FRIEND YOU DO NOT GO OUT WITH HER X-BOYFRIEND. THAT COULD BE PAINFUL FOR EVERYONE.
Um, i dont really no. u can try talking 2 him or do wat u think is right.
A friend ex boyfriend should always be off limits, but when you really think about it. If you were a true friend all you would want is for your friend to be happy and if the girl or boy, who is your ex, makes your friend happy then you should wish her all the luck!
First, ask her for a list of things that must be in her perfect, boyfriend. then just start hunting around for someone who meets the qualifications
I can't say it's wrong (I've been in a similar situation) but you definately should not tell your best friend. I get it that you can't help it with the feelings you have, but if you tell your best friend, she definately will not understand so easily.
Whether the younger generation prefer to acknowledge it or not there is a code amongst women ... you do not go after their boyfriends or husbands. You should do nothing about your friend's boyfriend and respect your friend enough to walk away from it. If her boyfriend loved you then he would be with you. As far as being your ex boyfriend's best friend this has nothing to do with it. Do the right thing and move on because if you do not then you risk losing a good female friend.
You can tell her. This is a really tough situation. If she breaks up with her boyfriend for you, that could end up with him hating you or whatever. But since love knows no limits yahta yahta yahta, do whatever you think is right. If you think that is telling her you like her, her breaking up with her boyfriend for you and him hating you, go right on ahead.
Don't say anything fancy, just tell him right out. He may get confused if the word choice is really complicated.
Tell your friend to get their own iTunes account and money. Say that you paid for the songs, and it isn't right that they get songs for free when you pay for them. If your friend is really a friend, he/she will understand.
Do the right thing and stay away.
You are not really being her best friend if you are having a relationship with her boyfriend. If they were broken up before your relationship then she has no right to be mad at you. But if they were still together then she has every right to be mad at you and you either break up with him and tell her you're sorry or stay with him and accept the fact that she probably will stay mad at you. My advice is that you break up with him and say sorry to her.