Does it bother you when a bisexual person says they're 'gay' or 'straight' instead of saying they're BISEXUAL? Because I've heard stuff like 'my last relationship with a guy didn't work out so **** this **** I'm turning STRAIGHT.' or 'Yea I'm gay 100%.' and then a couple months later you find out they're going straight.

That **** causes confusion and makes people think sexuality is a choice.

I'm not in any position to define another person's sexuality for them.

As long as it doesn't involve me I don't care i'm as confused as it is by myself.

I'm ok with them being into 1 gender over the other and going for 1 gender more then another but if you're bisexual you're bisexual. If you KNOW you're bisexual then why lie and say you're straight/gay instead of just saying "Im bi, but im more into girls" or "Im bi, but im more into guys"

I'm reluctant to believe bisexuality even exists, so no I don't think it bothers me.

Most of those flip-floppers are probably just in denial and are talking out of their ass.

I don't define other people's sexual orientation, it's really none of our business.

Why would millions of people lie about being attracted to both genders instead of one?

See things like this annoy me so much, why is it so hard to believe that people are attracted to both sexes who do people think they are to restrict a person's sexual desires

It kind of does, yeah, because I believe it's a result of our biphobic cultural mindset. People are afraid of the bisexual label because they're afraid that no one will take them seriously. Girls who claim bisexuality are labelled as straight girls who like attention, guys who claim bisexuality are labelled as gay men who can't come to terms with the fact that they don't like girls.

It bothers me when some girl tells me she's a "lesbian" and then ****s some dude a week later, I've had it happen multiple times. It also bothers me when the guys I get sexually involved with tell me they're "straight" when they very clearly are not .

It just makes me sad, I wish people were more accepting of bisexuality as a valid identity.

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It would be a little wierd for someone that's bi to pass off as being 100% gay.

That makes allot of sense I never thought about the reasons why they would feel the need to hide being bisexual.

I'm not bi but my barber always use to say "THERE'S NO SUCH THING AS BEING BI. YOU EITHER LIKE **** OR YOU DON'T LIKE ****". Smh.

It's very simple, I've known cases where they claim to be bisexual and end up cheating their man partners with girls or all the way around, it's a risk to date a "bisexual" guy/girl for some ppl.