Im in a weird situation

[ZACK0]

Hey guys, so basically I'll cut to the horcrux and skip all the bullshit.

So ive now been out with both sexes and i was thinking to myself recently ive only had a mental attraction to women and a physical attraction to men is this normal ? am i weird ?

[ashdaniel]

Oh believe me there so many people like you include me, i just get use to it. It is totally normal. Especially you are in your pubertu years, people tend to overthink allot. I mean allot. Just look at the other post and you see.

[ZACK0]

but the thing is i feel like some kind of fuck boy because i feel like im not really in love with the man and only his body.

[Emerald Dream]

Puberty for Boys :arrow: Teen Sexuality and Gender

This will probably get a better response here :)

[ashdaniel]

I call it hormone. Believe me, I been there done it and I sometimes still regret for some stupid thing I done but it all part of growing up. Also, we are too young to know "love".

[ptz7649]

No one can define "normal" so you're absolutely fine

[warbit]

No one can define "normal" so you're absolutely fine

Completely true! You'll get over it :yes:

[Hudor]

For a long time i identified with the same thing. Its only been about an year or two since i feel more and more romantically inclined towards men.
I can't say if the same will hold true for you but you've got a long, long time to figure things out as they might change as the hormonal rush subsides.
So nope you're not weird. You're a teen XD

[DoodleSnap]

I went through a similar thing to what you are going through now.

The thing that I managed to garner from the end of it, is that labels don't mean a whole lot. At first I thought I was straight, now I'm far from it; people change, you change, so why tie yourself down with a word? Just let experience tell you what you like, and keep an open mind. Most people will end up somewhere on the sexuality spectrum that they didn't expect, at some point in their life, so just focus on being you, for the time being.

Although, bisexual isn't a bad label to use, if you have to describe yourself in a nutshell.