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Dr. Elisabeth Jones
1y
Specialist

Hello!

When a person thinks about his orientation, a lot of fears and misunderstandings may arise in his head. However, this should be treated as a new, unknown and interesting stage of life. You need to explore your personality and experiment correctly. Here are a few rules to help you understand yourself.

1) Feel your true desires

Thinking about bisexuality should not overwhelm you. It’s a completely natural attraction. You shouldn’t immediately seek intimacy with other people in order to prove something to someone. Physical touch is not the most important part. Start a new stage by reading books about bisexuality, listen to podcasts and advice from psychologists. Remember that finding a soul mate partner is not an easy task and there’s no need to rush into it.

2) Be patient with yourself

Work on self-acceptance day by day. Society can be aggressive; it may attach a lot of stereotypes as well. That is why it is important not to focus on the negative, to accept your sexuality and not to give up true desires to please someone. This is only your decision.

3) Remember that you are not alone.

In self-exploration, it is important to find like-minded people who will support you. Communicate with people around whom you can express your personality and be honest. So your self-acceptance will be much easier.

If you are just starting to recognize your bisexuality, it may be helpful to seek out information and support from the bisexual community. The Internet offers many resources, including websites, forums, and social networks that bring together people of different orientations.

Whatever happens, remember that bisexuality is a normal, natural and common orientation today.


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bubu
1y

I am glad to hear you are ready to accept the truth and own it, look I understand when the society have been so capable in inculcating this thoughts into our heads that straight is right and any other sexuality needs to be canceled then it is difficult to get along with the thought, but from within you know what you want, you know what is the best for you, so why do you need to think or care about the people who don't care about your happiness. Something makes you happy, it makes you feel like you from within then do it, you shouldn't be worrying about anything else

If you feel like bisexual from within it's your right to be one, no one owns your body or sexuality, do not fear anyone or anything, you are not alone, there are millions like you in the same but you all need to stand strong and together, and there are people like us too who are not the same but respect your opinions and support you, so you do not need to fear no one. Be you proudly

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ahaan
1y

It's applaudable how you are accepting yourself and fighting your inner disputes, it is pretty normal to be confused at times but nothing to be disgusted about, if anyone wants to make you feel disgusted do not be because they should be disgusted of themselves as human beings trying to suppress others according to their wishes.

You have your right to explore your sexuality, you don't need to live up to others expectations but your, so do not let your moral turn down because of these people

we are with you stand strong

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eldamayer
1y

I sympathize with your situation! notice you have a sense of struggle with attraction to both sexes. So you'd like to go back to the old norm. Think about it. Maybe some sexual experiences will remain experiences in your life, but no more, and will no longer influence your choice of sexual partner.

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markscaleigh
1y

You ask for advice on how to overcome guilt and self-loathing. You need to understand what exactly causes the feeling of guilt and in front of whom. Apparently the realization that since childhood you are not like everyone else. accept yourself as you are, if nothing can be changed. And if you can suppress any of the urges, then work on it. If you have self-loathing, then it is not normal for you to be attracted to both sexes, and you need to think it through. Maybe some of the urges are just secondary and can be suppressed.

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casperadella
1y

Couldn't get past your story...the thing is my husband is apparently bisexual too. He cheated on me with a man. But it doesn't bother him. If you're bothered by your so different attraction, but you have to wonder if you're bisexual. Maybe you do have a one-way orientation.

darronkula
1y

My support! I think you don't need to constantly listen to yourself and think about who you are attracted to. Because it can be "far-fetched". Let everything be natural, and then you should accept yourself as you are

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