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Calculator Jockey

PostPosted: Tue Jun 15, 2010 12:48 am


My sexuality has always been a question for me, but recently I've been thinking about it a lot, and I think I need to figure it out... Also, I'm a 17 year old girl.. in case that helps.

In elementary school, I was really a tomboy.. wearing boy's clothes and stuff like that. I didn't feel like I fit in, because I wasn't interested in doing "girl" things. In addition, I wasn't attracted to Justin Timberlake or any other boy band hunks (90's, ******** yeah).

In middle school, with the discovery of porn and masturbating, I started thinking about sexuality a lot. I found that I was attracted to both boys and girls. At the time, I recognized that I was neither straight nor a lesbian, and I admitted to my journal that I was bisexual. However, because the women I was "attracted" to were mostly teachers, I soon brushed this off as some weird equivalent to puppy love, and told myself that I was just a confused preteen.

Cue high school, which was relatively drama-free, at least compared to Degrassi. It began with more intense attractions towards teachers, and then moved on to other girls and boys in my school. Around 9th grade (my high school started in 8th), I recognized the attractions as being sexual rather than just "puppy love". At the end of 10th grade, I started dating a boy; we dated until the beginning of senior year. We never had sex, but I knew that I enjoyed the other sexual things we did together. Even with the boyfriend, however, my fantasies were still dominated by women. I also continued to deny being bisexual.

After I broke up with him, I realized that I no longer felt guilty about fantasizing about women, and that's when the floodgates broke. I became sort of obsessed with a friend of mine, "Jessica". I do tend to obsess over people, so it wasn't a really big deal, but the fantasies I had about her were more intense and sexual than they'd ever been. Luckily, I cooled my jets before I made a mistake, like trying to kiss her or something. Recently, I started flirting with my male neighbor, who's 21 and still living at home. He's super duper cute, but I was kind of just leading him on. sweatdrop

Anyways.. here I am, a high school graduate. I'm still attracted to both men and women, so I guess I'm bisexual. And I'd like to talk to someone about this, but I don't want it to end up that I'm not bisexual, and then everyone is like "omg remember when you said you were bi lolol".. so I guess that's why I'm confiding in strangers on Gaia. biggrin

I guess I don't have any questions.. but it felt good to say all of that and clear my head. Do you have any advice or.. anything to say? Thanks. :3

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uhnnn I can't choose. heart
PostPosted: Tue Jun 15, 2010 3:28 am


bi have more fun lol

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PostPosted: Tue Jun 15, 2010 8:26 am


You could always just not label yourself, as I'm sure others will say. smile You could say you have attractions to both men and women, and leave it at that for now.
PostPosted: Tue Jun 15, 2010 9:03 am


Many bisexual people aren't 50/50. In other words, they don't like men and women equally. One person might be about 70/30 with a preference towards men. Or they might be sexually attracted to both but are only interested in dating women. So it's ok to not be 50/50 on it. Don't let that confuse you or make you doubt your feelings.

There are things other than just gay, straight, and bi too. Some people prefer the term "pansexual," which means they may be attracted to men, women, and people who don't perfectly fit inside either of those categories. Other people may choose to call themselves "queer," which is gaining popularity as an umbrella term. While others are choosing to go without a label altogether.

So if you want to say you are bisexual, go for it! Or if you want to call yourself something else or go without a label, that's ok to! It's your choice, and at the end of the day they're just words that can't truly sum you up in your entirety anyway! If you want more information on different sexual orientations and such, you can also check out Fluid.

LorienLlewellyn

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Calculator Jockey

PostPosted: Tue Jun 15, 2010 11:12 am


Thanks guys, that really helped. :3
PostPosted: Tue Jun 15, 2010 7:13 pm


Everyone said everything for me. xD
don't worry too much about a label; just date who you want to date. 3nodding
If you need to talk away from real life, I run the GLBTQ Support Thread in the LD and we're happy to have you.

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Toboekyo

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PostPosted: Mon Dec 06, 2010 10:59 pm


I am the same way, though Lorien summed it all up perfectly!
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