Bi and Confused

[crazypete92]

i discovered i am bi around the age of 14 ( i am 17 now) and have had a hard time sorting my head out and such. was wondering if any of you are going through this and how you handled it. i am open to chatting.

[AvMan]

I am going through the same right now. I'm 14 and I think I might be bi but I'm not completely sure at the moment. I need to sort my head out as well. I'd love to chat about this and maybe it might help to sort myself out.

[Anonimi]

Just don't treat it any differently, you are just able to get a crush on a guy, but what is the specific part that your confused with?
(quote me so i know when you reply)

[crazypete92]

yeah, i have skype and aim and msn

[Anonimi]

I'll add you, as well as on skype :D

[crazypete92]

I am going through the same right now. I'm 14 and I think I might be bi but I'm not completely sure at the moment. I need to sort my head out as well. I'd love to chat about this and maybe it might help to sort myself out.

lets chat then

[Mirage]

:arrow: Sexuality

[Stryker125]

I'm kind of dealing with the same thing. The way I see it, it shouldn't really be a big deal. I decided I'm probably bi, but it could still be hormones so I'm not gonna label myself for a while. Usually if people ask me I say I'm straight though. Contact info is on my page if you wanna talk.

[answers-101]

i started to suspect i was bi at around 13 and the feeling has been growing stronger ever since until now when i am happy to admit that im bi...to anyone that asks.

[Faolan]

I decided I was bi last year, but you have to accept that you're still you. You're not a completely different person. The only thing that's changed is your understanding of your sexuality.

[The_Survivor]

You need to decide what you like best. I went through the same thing, and I realized I like dudes.

[xmojox]

I don't see sexuality as something to beat yourself up over. There is no right or wrong when it comes to it. You just like who you like. I, personally, don't label myself at all. I don't see the point. If your concerns are more along the lines of worrying what people are gonna think, my best advice would be this: It doesn't matter. Your sexuality doesn't define who you are, and anyone who has an issue with it isn't worth your concern.