Why am i bisexual

I probably was more man-leaning for a while, but then it shifted. Let's get one thing straight Lol , though: New research published in The Journal of Sex Research shows, like many other studies, that bisexual women are more likely to be thought of in a negative light than other women. That, coupled with a total disinterest in men at the time, made me conclude after much reflection that I must be gay. And if, after a few less-than-thrilling encounters, you're not dying to keep exploring, that's totally OK, too. Ever since my friend came out as bisexual, I've had this horrible feeling that I might be too. A lot of things clicked in places where before there had been only confusion.

Are there really people who see LGBT as of equal worth as heterosexuals? Give yourself as much time as you need to figure yourself out, and eventually it'll all fall into place. It goes changing with you as you grow up. It's alright if it changes, you are legitimate as you are right now. But many pan people describe themselves as feeling like gender is irrelevant to their experience of attraction, and that's not true for me. I just liked who I liked and dated who I dated and did what made me happy.

What I'd suggest is that you give yourself that time, and in the meantime, no matter WHAT you turn out to be, you perhaps spend some time looking at why you have the biases you've got, and who they're really about. Many bisexual people feel they don't have a place in the LGBT community, as they don't fit into a single category. Lines and paragraphs break automatically. But in reality, I have had sexual and romantic relationships with men and women, cis and trans folks, straights and queers. Subscribe Subscribe to Bi-Furious! I really don't think any of my friends will accept me for who I really am.

No correspondence takes place. Bisexuality can seem "like a phase" on occasion, but the easiest way to tell if you are is by searching deep within and determining whom you are sexually attracted to. Removing ad is a premium feature. As the LGBT community gets more diverse, you can feel a full part of that even if you still feel sexual and romantic attraction to people of the opposite sex. Share information with friends and family members about your sexuality. Responses Mar 22, To the reader: