I think the pressure to self-identify can be terrific. I suppose just think about who you are attracted to; if it's predominantly other females, then I'd say you were a lesbian.
While genuine bisexuality does exist, it's also important to realize that society conditions you to expect to be with a man. I know many, many gay people who first thought they were bisexual. We all changed our minds and so can you!
Sexuality is excited and confusing; it's important first and foremost to just be comfortable with who you are. The labels will (or won't) come from that; you'll be fine. [ alisonmarie's advice column | Ask alisonmarie A Question ]
xXxpinky615xXx answered Sunday October 10 2004, 2:34 pm: Well only you can really determine if you are a lesbian or bisexual. Normally lesbians are physically attracted to other women and only other women. Bisexual you are sexually attracted to both sexes. Hope this helped. [ xXxpinky615xXx's advice column | Ask xXxpinky615xXx A Question ]
justagirlxo answered Sunday October 10 2004, 2:27 pm: If you're attracted to woman, more so then men, then you could be a lesbian. Or if you find yourself attracted to both.. then you could be bicurious.
I'm not either, but i think some girls are hot. lol.. like my friends and i always joke around, like we always say eachother is hot and stuff, cause some of my friends are really really pretty.. but that doesnt mean we're lesbians.
xokaylanicoleox answered Sunday October 10 2004, 2:13 pm: umm well im not like that but maybe if you look at girls and your like wow shes hot i like her and you just like other girls as more than friends and you start to look at them like you do at guys or other girls look at guys. -kayla [ xokaylanicoleox's advice column | Ask xokaylanicoleox A Question ]
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