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bis in my school r treated like they are lepers its like bisexuality is a contagious disease. thats y i havnt gone public yet. not becuz i care wut ppl thik cuz i dont giv a rats a** its becuze i dont want ppl throwing rotten eggs at me constantly and treating me like have an incureable disease. ppl already think im wierd enough. and others r constantly trying to convert my religon already. i dont need anymore s**t to shovel thanx. but dammnit is it uncomfortable when i say sum girl is pretty and later say sum guy is hot. can u say akward silence. in short nonstraights in the community r treated like s**t.and do i hate it so.

Well, here in Pa, it depends on what you are. Most girls hate lez girls and say it's grose and diss them and so forth. Although, if gay guys are the topic. They are targeted all the time. My best friend is gay and his mailbox was ripped off taken to another school trampled on and pissed on. They left it in the school parking lot. All because he was gay. It is pretty dangerous here, but if you have other gay friends who are strong then your ok to do what you want because they'll stick by you. I have plenty who stick by me and i stick by the others. The gay bashers dont know how big of an army they're fighting against so it's kind of funny! ^^ well that's it for now! bye bye

well im bi and 15 yrs old ....in florida well its alright if a lez or bi chick but im a bi dude and no one has tolerance for it they pick on me for it and my friends look at me like im gona do something to them (thou i wouldnt mind to) but they just dont treat me they same and now my whole family knows becuz the cuzin that i trust back stabed me and told everyonbe in my family and they think i need to have more faith in god and that i was harrased and other b.s. some ppl are ok with it others arent (the fcc and the goverment) many ppl just dont understand that we are the same as everyone what they are doing is against our rights and it just pisses me with all the crap that they are doing to us its not right they think that we are some type of epidimic disease and we are spreading it the turth is that the are closed mind and people they no idead what they are putting us threw they are scaring our lives like this and i hate it what future is suposed to good if things progress the way they are...... stressed

Well so far the responce here is "BURN THEM AT THE STEAK!" My mom and Dad "SAY" they support me but when I told my relatives they were like "OMG What are they going to think of US!" They tried to turn it into somthing about them, as always. So I think I'm just going to let them have their poor me my son is Bi moment while I make preperations to legally change my name and move out of my house.

scream What the hell that is so messed up who would do that just beacuse you are gay!!!! scream

3nodding I have no problems with gay people!!! 3nodding

I live in Anson County and I am treated just like any other person. I mean no one really gives me that alienated look, I am just me. I mean I know they say mess behind my back that is wrong, but it doesn't bother me. I don't get beat up on, or harassed or anything. I am just treated like a normal human being. Though I know that there are some prejudice aganist my sexuality on the rifle team in the JROTC program. They have yet to scare me off the team. Why should I leave because they don't like my sexuality? I mean its kind of stupid for me, after being on there for three semesters, to just up and leave like that at the end of my 10th grade year. I told them on that team, justs as they prejudiced me. I am not leaving if you can't accept who I am, then don't stay on the team. You are just as expendable as I am and thats the final straw there. So yea, everything here for gays/lesbians is normal, with a hit of prejudice on the side.

I'm located in the Bay Area, California. While my area is relatively liberal and there is a great amount of support for gay marriage, many people are still uncomfortable about or against other sexualities. The Gay-Straight Alliance Club has relatively few attending and/or active members. Terms such as "gay" and "f*****t" are casually tossed around by a lot of the students, and several people are considered weird because of their sexuality. Our school may be better off than many others, but it still needs plenty of work.

One of the things that always makes me smile about our schoo, however, is the number of students and friends of mine that participate in the Day of Silence. That has always been one of the things I appreciate the most.