That is a lot of text. I think I only skimmed it when I first friended you. ;-)
I think another problem with being bisexual is you could be attracted to someone who is straight and the opposite gender of you or someone who is gay and the same gender as you, and they may not be entirely comfortable with your admittance to liking both sides and the possibility of what that means for your sexual experiences.
In a sense, it could sometimes be even harder for a bisexual to find someone who can be comfortable with and accepting of their sexual orientation. That's if you are honest and up front about it, though. Generally, you could not mention it and they would just assume if you're with them then you have the same sexual orientation as them, but I find that a little fradulent, and I'm not exactly comfortable with it.
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Date: 2006-10-11 06:24 am (UTC)I think another problem with being bisexual is you could be attracted to someone who is straight and the opposite gender of you or someone who is gay and the same gender as you, and they may not be entirely comfortable with your admittance to liking both sides and the possibility of what that means for your sexual experiences.
In a sense, it could sometimes be even harder for a bisexual to find someone who can be comfortable with and accepting of their sexual orientation. That's if you are honest and up front about it, though. Generally, you could not mention it and they would just assume if you're with them then you have the same sexual orientation as them, but I find that a little fradulent, and I'm not exactly comfortable with it.
And yay for downloads! *clicks*