Denial, "coming out" to yourself?

Shy_thing

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I have identified as straight up until now in my life. But while I am still attracted to men, I'm finding myself desiring women as well. I'm Bi, or so I'm starting to think, I find attraction to both... has any one else here had this denial and being unsure of how you're feeling?
 
I am straight and not really attracted to men (I don't think), but there is something about a hard cock that gets me hard. I would like to learn how to suck a cock and then take it up the ass.
 
Personally, I know that it is only possible for me to fall in love with women. I am sexually attracted to both men and women. I have very little experience with gay sex, but what I would like from men is a sexual friendship, if that makes any sense. I think you need to think about who you can love, and then with whom you can have sex. The former and latter are not always the same, I find.

You don't need to be overly concerned about labels. It's cool that you can be attracted to men. Men are hot and have a lot to offer. At the moment, I'm quite glad that I am able to be aroused by male bodies; why would I want it any different?
 
For a very long time I distracted myself and managed to ignore my bisexual urges. It was a long time before I could finally accept saying to myself, "hey, you're aroused by men, too, and that's okay." I still feel more comfortable in relationships with women, and I'm still working out for myself exactly how I feel about men, but being able to come out to myself was a gigantic first step. Good luck -- I know it's difficult, but being able to deal with yourself is amazing.
 
I experienced several years of knowing that I was attracted to both sexes but refused to admit to myself that I was bi. Oddly enough the thing that finally ended my denial was completing an only sex survey for MSNBC a few years back. The first question asked your sexual preference, to which I answered bisexual. Once I submitted the survey for all the world to see I felt the weight of the world lifted from my shoulders.
 
denial is a river in Egypt

I knew I was bi at puberty, but have vascillated over time to gay, never hetero. For some time, though, I enjoyed only hetero relationships, and I think without knowing it consciously, I denied my gay side. Finally, I admitted that I'm gay as hell, first to myself, then to the world at large. No more denial even if I didn't know I was in Egypt. Now I'm out and feel wonderfully liberated. Oh yeah, I am so queer and loving it.
 
I've had that "unsure" feeling too.Even long after I'd had same sex.
It's complicated. Maybe it has something to do with the fact I could never be
emotionally involved with a male, which gives my straight side preference.
I would never write a poem for a guy, but I've written poems for women.
A woman just has a way of swaying the heart, before pissing me off, and
then I piss them off and then they don't want anything more to do with me
anymore. Then everybody is sad.
 
Ever since puberty, I've been obsessed with women, as objects of my lust and affections and love, but also as something I wish I could experience. Women are beautiful, I am not. Women wear insanely erotic lingerie and clothes, men "cannot". I know it is a fantasized version of womanhood and if I'd been born a woman, my luck I'd be as attractive as I am as a man (not exceptionally).

I love sex with women so gay doesn't fit me. As to bisexual, my lust for everything woman drives to wearing lingerie drives to performing sexually as a woman drives to taking a strapon-cock from a woman in my bottom or mouth... it doesn't take much to fantasize about sucking or taking a real cock. But I've never felt a sexual attraction to a real man or celebrity man. The cock is anonymous and symbolic and I always pair it with a dominant woman and me dressing up female. So it's still bisexual in some twisted form, but not full-blown bisexual. I can never see wanting or having a guy-guy sexual relationship.
 
I never even entertained the thought of being bi until my first experience, which was completely out-of-the-blue. Before then I just found other girls beautiful, attractive, even hot - just like any other girl. I guess girls are just more open to the idea of finding people attractive - which has always led me to think that all girls have a bi side, as well as guys.

Basically we all want to do it with everyone! lol

x
 
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