hey. like is said..i think i'm bisexual. my friend charlotte thinks she is too. i love her. i just don't know if it's as a friend or a partner..ya know? i'm at her house right now. she doesn't know i'm posting this but we were sitting next to each other and i really, really wanted to kiss her on the cheek. i don't think she feels the same about me though. she's only interested in me as a confindant..someone to tell when she thinks somebody else is hot. [i mean a girl] if there's someone reading this who's bi or gay, could you tell me how you knew? ya know..that you were really bi or gay. because i think i am but i'm not possitive. definetely not enough to come out to my family and other friends. my cousin in college is the only one that is really ok with gays and is all for gay rights. no one except my uncle is really against it [that i know of] but...they wouldn't except it. they'd think it was just a phase..and maybe it is! so someone please tell me what's going on!!
<3 [confused] Alice
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i understand exactly how you feel...the way i knew was when i realized that every time i was with my love marli (sounds so mushy!!!) my heart skips and i have every instinct to kiss her...you should add me as a friend so we can talk
If you don't take a chance and go for it, you might end up wondering what could have happend. Thats some words of wisdom.
GO FOR IT!
Anybody, family or friends, who truly cares about you, will in the long run not care if you are straight, gay, or bi-sexual. There may be an initial shock and some resentment, and it may take some time to come to terms with the news. But in the end, if you are happy, healthy, and safe, that is what they will want for you and will accept and love you for who you are.
You should never be ashamed of who you are. Be true to yourself and those who truly love you will love you as they always have.
I wasn't going to comment on this but you are dangerously wrong--I deal with teenagers who were thrown out of thier homes unto the streets--they hustled to have a place to sleep, a sandwich to eat--I 'get' them when they are HIV+ or have AIDS--too m,any families do care if their kids are gay--too bad you acn't ask the thousands of gay kids who have committed suicide--one of the first things a gay person, especially a teenager, learns is who to tell, if anyone, and who not to tell--very few parents accept their kids for who they are--if they did we wouldn't NEED PFLAG.
I wouldn't dare say anything to music who is sitting on a couch next to someone whom they supposedly love and can't even talk to them--that's not love!