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 Posted: Sat May 14, 2011 8:05 am
Hello,
I'm wondering if anyone, after finding out they were bi or thought they were bi, found out that a part of them was trying to reject that part of you? A part of me wants to be "straight," but another wants to really explore my sexual orientation more to solidify my belief in what my sexual orientation is.
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Posted: Sat May 14, 2011 8:42 pm
There's still a lot of homophobia in lots of aspects of my culture- keeping things on the down low is one way people get around it, but that's not very healthy for me.
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Posted: Mon May 16, 2011 10:52 pm
I have experienced it a little bit internally myself. I had to "give myself permission" to actually fall in love with someone containing female bits. It was hard at first, then I found the source of the need to "give myself permission" did a reality check and followed my heart.
Part if it could be that perhaps you aren't as bi as you think you are.
Either way you need to explore yourself and poke those boundaries.
I would highly suggest sitting down, or finding someplace to be alone and ask your self these questions:
Why do I feel I am rejecting the bisexual part of me?
Where could these feelings have come from?
Am I okay with being myself?
If no, why?
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Posted: Mon May 16, 2011 11:03 pm
Blackrose_Knight I have experienced it a little bit internally myself. I had to "give myself permission" to actually fall in love with someone containing female bits. It was hard at first, then I found the source of the need to "give myself permission" did a reality check and followed my heart. Part if it could be that perhaps you aren't as bi as you think you are. Either way you need to explore yourself and poke those boundaries. I would highly suggest sitting down, or finding someplace to be alone and ask your self these questions: Why do I feel I am rejecting the bisexual part of me? Where could these feelings have come from? Am I okay with being myself? If no, why?
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Posted: Mon May 16, 2011 11:06 pm
randumbness-es-es Blackrose_Knight I have experienced it a little bit internally myself. I had to "give myself permission" to actually fall in love with someone containing female bits. It was hard at first, then I found the source of the need to "give myself permission" did a reality check and followed my heart. Part if it could be that perhaps you aren't as bi as you think you are. Either way you need to explore yourself and poke those boundaries. I would highly suggest sitting down, or finding someplace to be alone and ask your self these questions: Why do I feel I am rejecting the bisexual part of me? Where could these feelings have come from? Am I okay with being myself? If no, why? I prefer the shower myself.. if that helps any.
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Posted: Mon May 16, 2011 11:12 pm
Blackrose_Knight randumbness-es-es Blackrose_Knight I have experienced it a little bit internally myself. I had to "give myself permission" to actually fall in love with someone containing female bits. It was hard at first, then I found the source of the need to "give myself permission" did a reality check and followed my heart. Part if it could be that perhaps you aren't as bi as you think you are. Either way you need to explore yourself and poke those boundaries. I would highly suggest sitting down, or finding someplace to be alone and ask your self these questions: Why do I feel I am rejecting the bisexual part of me? Where could these feelings have come from? Am I okay with being myself? If no, why? I prefer the shower myself.. if that helps any. It's time for a shower! xD
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Posted: Tue May 17, 2011 12:26 am
3nodding Yep, I've experienced that a lot. Especially because I grew up in a very sheltered, religious family. I did not know that it was even possible to like the same sex until like...high school. eek So sometimes it's still hard to be like "um yep I like guys and girls" and not think "omg I must be going to hell crying " but...I think I've gotten fair well reconciled to it. And erm...just more people to love? blaugh I do like that I don't have the barrier of "wrong naughty bits!" to falling in love with someone. Although I do have a boyfriend I'm most emphatically in love with. heart
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Posted: Mon May 30, 2011 1:33 pm
Lillielle 3nodding Yep, I've experienced that a lot. Especially because I grew up in a very sheltered, religious family. I did not know that it was even possible to like the same sex until like...high school. eek So sometimes it's still hard to be like "um yep I like guys and girls" and not think "omg I must be going to hell crying " but...I think I've gotten fair well reconciled to it. And erm...just more people to love? blaugh I do like that I don't have the barrier of "wrong naughty bits!" to falling in love with someone. Although I do have a boyfriend I'm most emphatically in love with. heart
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Posted: Sat Jun 04, 2011 10:10 am
Ur all bi
(so am i)
(with my fingers crossed)
UP MY ASSSSSS
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Posted: Sat Jun 04, 2011 7:39 pm
Nope...never had that problem...
BUT after I was consciously aware of the fact that I also liked girls...I started getting crushes.
The only issue now is if the person I am crushing on is straight or not. So far...I haven't crushed on a straight girl...that I know of. Haha
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Posted: Thu Jun 23, 2011 10:48 am
I had that problem 7th and 8th grade it started to fad because of the fantastic people I met in private school in 9th and by 10th was pushed far out of my mind 3nodding
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Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2011 5:59 am
Finding out I was pan rather than bisexual was a bit hard to take at first. And it's only been a recent discovery... dunno whether I fit into a Bisexual guild anymore, but I guess... this kind of labeling is what shits me about it all to begin with.
It's easy explaining bisexuality to people, even family. They get binary gender. They get that I can love women too. I have my whole life and have expressed attraction to males and females my whole life.
They don't want to get pansexuality because it's something they have never heard of and when asked about my sexuality I really don't want a half an hour long conversation. I'm not a walking advertisement for pansexuality, nor am I a sexualities lecturer. I don't have all the answers to why I'm this sexuality, and I really don't wanna become an expert in the entire rainbow of possible sexualities just to help others understand me.
But my sexuality being the opposite side of center is the least of my worries at present.
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Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2011 3:48 pm
VVhip Finding out I was pan rather than bisexual was a bit hard to take at first. And it's only been a recent discovery... dunno whether I fit into a Bisexual guild anymore, but I guess... this kind of labeling is what shits me about it all to begin with. It's easy explaining bisexuality to people, even family. They get binary gender. They get that I can love women too. I have my whole life and have expressed attraction to males and females my whole life. They don't want to get pansexuality because it's something they have never heard of and when asked about my sexuality I really don't want a half an hour long conversation. I'm not a walking advertisement for pansexuality, nor am I a sexualities lecturer. I don't have all the answers to why I'm this sexuality, and I really don't wanna become an expert in the entire rainbow of possible sexualities just to help others understand me. But my sexuality being the opposite side of center is the least of my worries at present.
Hope things are going better now?
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Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2011 10:41 am
VVhip They don't want to get pansexuality because it's something they have never heard of and when asked about my sexuality I really don't want a half an hour long conversation. I'm not a walking advertisement for pansexuality, nor am I a sexualities lecturer. I don't have all the answers to why I'm this sexuality, and I really don't wanna become an expert in the entire rainbow of possible sexualities just to help others understand me. But my sexuality being the opposite side of center is the least of my worries at present. I still, to this day have trouble fully grasping what exactly pan is. Could you maybe explain or link me to somewhere that does? And not wikipedia. I want a first person perspective.
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 1:31 pm
i have had this happen to me before.. and i'm still kinda struggling thru it. i dont call myself Bisexual or Pansexual... i call myself an "open-lover", because i was raised to 'love' & care for everyone equally, no matter what they are like (mentaly slow, have cancer,, Etc.). my only problem is my grandparents are HUGE homophobes. crying .& i live with them (total FML moment). i believe if i tell them, they will just end up calling me more names. so i have to play straight in front of them. thats where i run into problems because i play straight in front of my grandparents, my brain tells me that i should be straight,, but my heart says otherwise. idk what to do... any advice?
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