I went to her grave and confessed 😌

Not a bisexual experience, but I brought a new partner to a family reunion not very long after the demise of my late wife. The widow of a cousin came up to me and said "apparently you and your wife never had an agreement to never re-marry. Neither did your cousin and I. But my new husband did and he still feels guilty; took him years before he even dated again. Having known your wife, I know she is happy you are not alone." It was one of the most thoughtful things anyone has ever said to me. I'm sure there were those tsk-tsking behind my back to be dating again so soon, but my wife had been in failing health for some 8 years. I didn't feel I was being disrespectful as we had both cycled through most of the grieving process before she ever died. And the cousin-in-law was right: she was a very outgoing social person who would never have to be bound, or bind anyone else, to a lonely existence.

She's dead, I don't think she wants you to move in.