@rosia I'm bi. Realised around grade 6/7. It's never easy for real. I usually don't tell people right away, even if they admit the my are bi or gay first I still keep it close to the vest. It takes me awhile before I open up and share that part of me. And usually when I do open up everyone is really cool & understanding. I think it really matters if you trust your gut and your inner feelings. If you think this person is chill and won't judge you or dip once they find out your sexuality than share it. If you think they won't be cool(honestly I wouldn't even be friends with someone like that in the first place) than drop them. They are not worth it.

@rosia I am new here, literally just made my account. I'm from Canada but living/working overseas. Bored as hell and always willing to help a fellow bicurious/bisexual or any spectrum of lgbtq woman out. So if you have any questions or wanna chat feel free to message me. And unlike most of the people here I will not hit on you. I already have an amazing gf so you have nothing to worry about when it comes to me intentions and if I'm being genuine.

Peace out for now, much love

Azhar

@rosia I'm bi. Realised around grade 6/7. It's never easy for real. I usually don't tell people right away, even if they admit the my are bi or gay first I still keep it close to the vest. It takes me awhile before I open up and share that part of me. And usually when I do open up everyone is really cool & understanding. I think it really matters if you trust your gut and your inner feelings. If you think this person is chill and won't judge you or dip once they find out your sexuality than share it. If you think they won't be cool(honestly I wouldn't even be friends with someone like that in the first place) than drop them. They are not worth it.