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 Posted: Sat Jan 27, 2007 10:07 pm
Ok well in regards to the fact that this is my post... I don't talk to anyone i don't know on myspace or elsewhere (except on here but i'm not really interested in an intimate interaction) I've been through the whole cyber thing talking to guys i don't know and i basically don't trust that anymore. AAND all the interaction i've gotten on myspace from people i don't know has been rude and overtly sexual.
So i'm happy for you if you've had a positive myspace experience. And if you choose to be on the safer side then I'm fine with that too. But i'm not going on myspace to look for people in my area. I'm surrounded by people in my area like me... and they basically annoy the crap out of me.
been there, done that.
thanks for the advice though.
Since last week I thought i was straight and at this moment i feel absolutely bi... i'm still confused... but whats different is at this moment i don't give a crap about it.
I've gotten rejected by like 4 guys in the past 5 months. relationships just haven't been working for me. i give up smile
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Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2007 10:31 am
I wish people didn't care. Like it's so hard to date girls without guys thinking you're a lezzie and then to date guys without girls thinking you're straight...
It's like I wanna just shout out I'm bi but then people say even gays/lezzies discriminate against bis cuz like we're "twice as likely to cheat" ******** that man...
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Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2007 7:17 pm
i know! it makes me sooo angry sometimes!
or like people think you're just confsued.
eh
or people feel sorry for you cuz your gay
or bi
yeah
hmph.
i wish it were easier.
or like ALL the guys you talk to about it are like... oo lesbians = sex
GRR!!!
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Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2007 10:56 pm
I hate that stereotype on Bisexuals. It's like, most of either side will NOT get off your back. Like I have a guy friend who gets twitchy every time I mention even the tiniest thing about being gay. And from a girl lesbian friend, she's very biased against Bisexuals and I told her about some Hetero instances I've had in my life, like within the last 2 or 3 years, and she kinda freaked out about it.
It's pretty damn annoying and those types of attitudes really confuse some people as well. Such as myself. sweatdrop
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Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2007 11:05 pm
AkureiKnight I hate that stereotype on Bisexuals. It's like, most of either side will NOT get off your back. Like I have a guy friend who gets twitchy every time I mention even the tiniest thing about being gay. And from a girl lesbian friend, she's very biased against Bisexuals and I told her about some Hetero instances I've had in my life, like within the last 2 or 3 years, and she kinda freaked out about it. It's pretty damn annoying and those types of attitudes really confuse some people as well. Such as myself. sweatdrop yeah its sad to see discrimination especially with the people who know what its like to be discriminated against.
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Posted: Sat Mar 03, 2007 4:13 am
SubHumanRemains AkureiKnight I hate that stereotype on Bisexuals. It's like, most of either side will NOT get off your back. Like I have a guy friend who gets twitchy every time I mention even the tiniest thing about being gay. And from a girl lesbian friend, she's very biased against Bisexuals and I told her about some Hetero instances I've had in my life, like within the last 2 or 3 years, and she kinda freaked out about it. It's pretty damn annoying and those types of attitudes really confuse some people as well. Such as myself. sweatdrop yeah its sad to see discrimination especially with the people who know what its like to be discriminated against. yeah I think it's the most stupid thing in the world. It's like "Duh! Havent you learned something? .. I guess not." heh
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Posted: Sat Mar 03, 2007 11:10 am
AkureiKnight SubHumanRemains AkureiKnight I hate that stereotype on Bisexuals. It's like, most of either side will NOT get off your back. Like I have a guy friend who gets twitchy every time I mention even the tiniest thing about being gay. And from a girl lesbian friend, she's very biased against Bisexuals and I told her about some Hetero instances I've had in my life, like within the last 2 or 3 years, and she kinda freaked out about it. It's pretty damn annoying and those types of attitudes really confuse some people as well. Such as myself. sweatdrop yeah its sad to see discrimination especially with the people who know what its like to be discriminated against. yeah I think it's the most stupid thing in the world. It's like "Duh! Havent you learned something? .. I guess not." heh OMG like.... ok i was on this other forum on Gaia and these 2 people were fighting about furries and how to be a furrie means you like beastiality and this one girl was being bashed for being a furry and i was like okay STOP you all know whatits like to be discriminated against and now you're stooping to the level of all the people who discriminate against you, it doesn't mean you have to agree with it but be tolerant of their lifestyle just like you'd want people to be tolerant of yours! it shut them up quite nicely.
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 4:37 pm
SubHumanRemains i know! it makes me sooo angry sometimes! or like people think you're just confsued. eh or people feel sorry for you cuz your gay or bi yeah hmph. i wish it were easier. or like ALL the guys you talk to about it are like... oo lesbians = sex GRR!!!
I wish that people were cooler with bis. I mean, sometimes I feel like we get hatred from both barrels--gays and straights.
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Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2007 4:59 pm
thats how it is.
I always give them the idea of "love has no sexuality" and it shuts them up...
the idea of simply not clinging to social boundaries.
thos speeches are the bomb.
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Posted: Fri Apr 06, 2007 11:00 am
I sort of get what you're feeling. I'm bi, but only a select few of my close friends know. I haven't told people on a wide-scale because I'm just not ready to face the reactions. I'm quite comfortable with who I am, but you see, my life has enough stress without people acting differently around me just because I have an extra preference. I live in a heavily liberal town, and even still, I won't come out to everyone, yet. I know my close friends are fine with it all, but they aren't who I'm concerned about; I'm concerned about how employers and friends that aren't really close will react. I'm sure they'll be fine with it all, but I just don't want to take the risk right now.
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