How would you define her?

[heresjohnny]

Ok, so here's my deal.

I know someone. She is certainly a girl with girl parts. She's attracted to guys and girls and maybe guys a bit more than girls, IDK. She likes to wear guy clothing, including guy boxers during the day. (Some girls, from what I hear wear "girl boxers" at night.) She says she can use the toilet "like a guy" but...yah...that's her business.

So, is she a bisexual tomboy?

[HunterDaniels]

Ok, so here's my deal.

I know someone. She is certainly a girl with girl parts. She's attracted to guys and girls and maybe guys a bit more than girls, IDK. She likes to wear guy clothing, including guy boxers during the day. (Some girls, from what I hear wear "girl boxers" at night.) She says she can use the toilet "like a guy" but...yah...that's her business.

So, is she a bisexual tomboy?

why not ask HER??
You and me or anyone else can't label her. There are so many sexuality labels nowadays who can keep track? I hate all the labels honestly. Cuz I think it puts people in a box. I see so many kids on google plus making posts and every week they have a new sexuality name.
I say just like who you want to like and wear whatever clothes you want and that's that.
Peace :)

[northy]

why not ask HER??
You and me or anyone else can't label her. There are so many sexuality labels nowadays who can keep track? I hate all the labels honestly. Cuz I think it puts people in a box. I see so many kids on google plus making posts and every week they have a new sexuality name.
I say just like who you want to like and wear whatever clothes you want and that's that.
Peace :)

Some people find that a label gives them something to hold on to in the chaos of everything. However, I agree that labels are not needed and I think that the main purpose of them is to try and explain to people who don't understand this sort of thing. OP, firstly I don't see why it is your business what she is. Secondly, if it matters so much to you, then invade her privacy and ask HER.