Don't be depressed; there's nothing to be depressed about. I think you're just stressing yourself out. You like girls. You know you like girls. Do you like guys, or do you feel like you're supposed to like guys? Why complicate things further by trying to find a label to suit you?  

Bisexuality is so common these days, I wouldn't be surprised if only a handful of people reacted negatively, depending on where you live and such. If you really are a lesbian, and just late in discovering it, then I won't lie to you, you'll probably face quit a few annoying people in life who will hate you. Things like that happen, unfortunately, even to bisexuals, but if you're willing to come out, that's also something you need to be willing to deal with. It isn't fair, but luckily people are learning to be more accepting these days.

Nearly every person in their life goes through a stage where they consider their sexuality; lots of teenagers are exploring it these days early on, and still even some adults start to wonder and explore later on in life. There's nothing wrong with it.  

My main question is: why do you need to tell anyone you're bisexual? If you're already this stressed, why just create more stress for yourself by telling everyone something that isn't even their business to begin with?

Edit: Does your school have a GSA club or anything? Or maybe you could talk to a counselor or something at school, or maybe even a church or youth group.

Post edited at 1:44 pm on Nov. 5, 2009 by hannybananny

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Thanks,hannybananny. I don't want to be with a girl because it didn't work out with guys. You gotta understand me. I love both guys and girls. I have been with a girl but not in a serious relationship.

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I apologise, I just hear that so often I must've jumped the gun and assumed that's what you were saying. My fault.

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