How do i know if im bi or lesbian


Hi Heather & thelabrat90!
I’m sort of new to this website (hence the newbie title lol) but that also means I’m not sure if I’m actually replying to either of you… but I hope I am. Here goes:
Thank you both for talking this through with me. It makes it easier even if it’s a difficult conversation—if you can call it that. I had to read over a time or two your response Heather, however I reckon I get your point. There’s no one way, if you will, to be a lesbian. Or there is, but— I signify, you get the point… if that was the point you were trying to make? Enjoy maybe taking a step back to… focus on other things is a good idea? Not to completely erase or verb any of it, but move with the flow? Like, there’s so much more to me than who I like and who I don’t like romantically and sexually and there’s no time frame for me to figure it all out, right here, right now kind of thing.
Thelabrat90, it’s sort of ironic you mention being asexual, because I used to identify as demisexual ages ago. But asexuality specifically, that’s something I’ve been questioning throughout this year and last yea

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Re: I don't know if I'm bi or lesbian?

Unread postby confusedinlove »

You're very young, and it sounds like your sexuality is just beginning to progress, so you may not recognize for some years, and that's okay - most people don't date at your age, anyway. But I want to quit you with one piece of advice that has helped me and a lot of my friends with the same scrutinize (bi or lesbian, specifically) - if you want to be a lesbian, you can be a lesbian. If you long to be bisexual, you can be bisexual. Your instinct may be to look within yourself and ask "who am I, really? Is my attraction to guys real, or comp het? Is my attraction to girls real, or do I just wish I was a lesbian because guys are so annoying? Who would I be if I didn't grow up in this society?" But those questions are philosophical, and the thing about philosophy is that it's exhausting and sometimes useless. What matters to your real life - what you should execute, or how you should name - is what you, the person you are right now, want in your life. If that's to be open to dating guys and girls, you can be bi.