here's the thing,
i realized i was bi a while ago but i still can't get up the guts to tell anyone. my ex boyfriend knows but thats about it.... i'm scared i will loose friends and be looked down on by family...i do have one trusting friend though.
chingy1 answered Wednesday November 21 2007, 3:55 pm: It's good you have a trusting friend.If you feel your other friends are trusting tell them.I am sure your family will understand because they love you and will help you with your situation. [ chingy1's advice column | Ask chingy1 A Question ]
charmed-cherry21 answered Wednesday November 21 2007, 3:50 pm: Well, I'd say go ahead and come out about it to your friends, if they are truly your friends you won't lose them. If you're family is the supportive type, then go ahead and come out to them. But to be honest, I'd say just come out to your friends. [ charmed-cherry21's advice column | Ask charmed-cherry21 A Question ]
LOL_x0x answered Wednesday November 21 2007, 3:50 pm: Are you sure you are bi? If you're stil young, it could just be a phase. I've heard a lot of teenagers go through phases in which they question their sexuality. Though I haven't, this could be what you're expiriencing.
If you're sure though, then it's really up to you. You need to decide whether or not you want to tell people. I personally think you should tell your family, as they're your number one support system and those you spend the most time with. Also, you could tell a few close/best friends. Make sure the people you tell are people you trust and feel you can get support from. To them, it probably won't be such a big deal, because they should love you for the way you are.
I wouldn't spread it around too much though, as some people mmight look down upon you. I'm sorry to tell you this, it's just the way people are =/
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