I'm bisexual
I'm bisexual. I have known since I was 12, now I'm 18. I have come out to my friends, but not to my parents because I know they would judge me and probably disown me. Is it normal to be proud around everyone except your parents?
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I'm bisexual. I have known since I was 12, now I'm 18. I have come out to my friends, but not to my parents because I know they would judge me and probably disown me. Is it normal to be proud around everyone except your parents?
It's so stupid on how people are all like "Treat others the way you want to be treated" and when someone says something they don't like or thinks slightly differently, they're determined to beat it out of you, like you're some kind of demon. It's our choice, let us be what we want.
"fully grown gay " ????? Made me imagine a plant with a little rainbow flower bud slowly opening up in the gentle spring rain and warm sunshine . And glee running around with dull clippers trying unsuccessful to cut them all down ( but mangling some of the ones he was able to get too ) Glee go troll somewhere else your not wanted or needed here .
I am also bisexual i have had a boyfriend and there's nothing wrong with it.. All my friends from work knows the only person i wont tell is my close friend who i have had a major crush on since we became friends in high school i don't want to tell him because of the fear of losing him as my friend, my family is a different story i have told them they didn't believe me and i got counselling out of it which didn't help at all i am still Bi and nothing is changing it.. don't listen to what other people say even your own family it's your choice
Totally normal. Without trying to sound too condescending, your sexuality may change as you get older. 18-25 is period of figuring out who you are as individual, including sexuality. Hopefully your parents accept your decisions. I know if my children come out, I'll support them.
I understand how you feel. I felt the same way about my sexuality, I thought I was a lesbians and I told some people, just the people who I knew wouldn't disown me. I never told my parents and I don't think I ever will. Well, until I feel like I can't trust men anymore, and in reality I had that feeling of nit trusting them and thought I should just come out. But it is totally normal.