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Pink would never be a 'permanent' lesbian, but admits 'experimenting' with women.

The 'So What’ singer – who split from her husband Carey Hart earlier this year - has had flings with women in the past, but would never completely give up men.

She said: 'I'm not gay so I guess I would not try a relationship with a woman. I didn't say I haven't experimented but I love men too much to make it a permanent thing.'

Pink, 29, recently confessed she hates going on dates because she finds them too pressurised.

She said: 'I meet boys all over the place. It's just that I don't ever go on dates. I have never been on a date. I don't believe in that, it has to be organic. A barbecue, a show or whatever. I have never met anybody in a bar.'

However, Pink also revealed she has a number of friends who are attempting to persuade her to start dating.

She added: "Lately I have been hearing from a lot of people, like married couples, who have met in a bar. I'm always amazed. So maybe that is where I am going wrong."

Pink proposed because he was "incredible" in bed
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Pink proposed to Carey Hart because he was "incredible" in bed.

The 'So What' singer - who memorably held up a sign saying 'Will You Marry Me?' as motocross rider Carey completed a race in 2005 - says it was her estranged husband's sexual prowess which convinced her she wanted to tie the knot.

She said: "The energy between me and Carey is palpable. It will always be that way. It's like two alphas in a room who just want to rip each other's clothes off. He is incredible in the bedroom too. I think that's why I proposed!"

Pink also revealed why she decided to cast Carey in the music video for her new single 'So What', in which she blasts the institute of marriage.

She added to Look magazine: "'So What' is a send-up. I told him he wasn't going to like it, but he just laughed because he knows me and loves me. And I love him. We are friends whether we are married or not. Our relationship wasn't conventional."