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Bisexuality-behavior?

By sefora123 August 01, 2020 6 answers Last updated August 01, 2020

Subconsciously, I always knew that I was attracted to women, but due to fear and the need to feel "accepted" by my surroundings and in general by people who know me, I never shared about it. I had a little affair with a friend, but she was even more scared than me, and in the end we decided to be with people of the opposite sex. I was okay until the last 2 years. But lately I can't fall in love with a man, they attract me sexually, but somehow communication with girls is an idea easier for me and I feel more confident that I am the one who acts. I had a passion for a close friend, I told her that I would and allegedly denied that she was, but since then she has been hooked a lot and is more attached to me. Still, I remember that he denied having such inclinations and I started to take down a new girl I met. And that day she just left when she saw that I didn't pay so much attention to her. It's as if he's jealous and has a slight curiosity on her part, but he doesn't want to admit it. I know, maybe I'm just imagining. After all, he denied it would be. And honestly, I really don't know how to behave like a bisexual. People think I'm straight, and lately I really want to be with a woman. You will say behave like yourself, but I don't think that helps enough because people don't really understand. And I dress quite feminine. This may not help either.

What would you advise me anyway? And honestly, I really don't know how to behave like a bisexual. People think I'm straight, and lately I really want to be with a woman. You will say behave like yourself, but I don't think that helps enough because people don't really understand. And I dress quite feminine. This may not help either. What would you advise me anyway? And honestly, I really don't know how to behave like a bisexual. People think I'm straight, and lately I really want to be with a woman. You will say behave like yourself, but I don't think that helps enough because people don't really understand. And I dress quite feminine. This may not help either. What would you advise me anyway?

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jothequeen answered · August 01, 2020

   So how do they understand while being afraid? Everything different scares them. They attack, denying for fear that they will not like them too. I have no other explanation for the herd. And don't expect tolerance. There is no such word in their dictionary.

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shortmuscleflip answered · August 01, 2020

   I would advise you not to get down on every girl you meet and to be a little more delicate.

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joeybonered answered · August 01, 2020

   There are a lot of studies that show that people also have a little "bi" in them, except for a small part of the world, which are hard hetero. However, it is stupid how some people cannot accept themselves because they are different. I say this from personal experience, I am pansexual. Everyone should be themselves, regardless of what is accepted by society as normal. Normal is relative to everyone. As for the behavior - there was a video on YouTube, where they had to find out which of the given women is a bi. And in the end it was the one with the "most girlish" look. In reality, for people to understand what your inclinations are, they just have to ask you, you don't have to behave or look a certain way. Express your feelings and don't care. Just don't be like some homo, who behave eccentrically - in the eyes of some it seems as if they claim their preferences for halves. And what are bi-tata, homo-tata, pan ... - people. We are all human and we just have to live. I wish you luck in love! A girl of almost 16 ~ dreamer ~

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sadietaylor420 answered · August 01, 2020

   Talk to your girlfriend again and ask her directly these questions you are asking us here. Tell her I don't have to deny it for fear of being rejected. If you are attracted to her, offer to kiss her to see if she likes it or not. She can't deny something she hasn't tried. Choose and see how it will be. If you like both, you can continue to have sex. However, if she doesn't like you, then tell her not to be jealous of you taking down other girls because she rejected you herself.

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krissworld answered · August 01, 2020

   I am also a bisexual woman. This is quite normal, people are generally bisexual by nature (there is enough scientific literature on the subject). It's not bad to have relationships with women. I don't think you need to change anything in yourself, just talk to her - ask her how she feels after your confession, if she has something to do with you or if she wants you to be just friends, as you admitted before. If he says he wants you to be just friends, keep on with the friendship and don't analyze things that don't really exist. Take what she says for granted and don't think about it. And from now on, I advise you to be a little more secretive in this regard. How can I tell you ... bisexual women and homosexuals have a certain radiance, we can know each other. You will feel it. :) And you have nothing to think about how to behave and how not. You're not running, you just don't have the restraints of certain stereotypes built up by society over time. Keep not limiting yourself. If you like a woman, share. If she answers in an unequivocal way that you are not uninteresting either, then ... things are clear. :) And if you ever feel bad from what you feel, remember the following - men are much less than women on the planet, with a tendency to decrease over time. Intimate relationships between women are inevitable, this is the natural course of events. with a tendency to decrease more and more over time. Intimate relationships between women are inevitable, this is the natural course of events. with a tendency to decrease more and more over time. Intimate relationships between women are inevitable, this is the natural course of events.

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violet_46 answered · August 02, 2020

   The problem is not in the clothing or the general behavior. You're just not used to flirting with women yet. Don't focus so much on the details, but act instinctively. You will have to be the active party if you like another feminine lady. Males usually look more aggressive in this regard. Otherwise, as far as I understand, you are looking for a relationship that is not just sexual, but also more intimate on an emotional level. That's why communication with most men doesn't work for you. But this is not a guarantee that you will succeed with a woman. Nowadays it is difficult to find understanding. As for your girlfriend - she may not have been interested in women before you told her, but she may have gotten hot after that. Try talking to her again. As for others - there is no point in hiding yourself. In the end, better a little, but real friends. You can write to me on hidd3n in abv.