I’ve really struggled with impostor syndrome in the past few months and hopefully coming out to you all helps me feel better. I’m not gonna let anyone tell me that I’m not bi just because I don’t fit what bi usually is anymore. The pot is I find both genders attractive and that’s all that matters. submitted by /u/Spiritual_Dog754 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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I am new here. I just came out thus year. I went to my first Pride literally today. I am definitely bi. I was in denial for a really long time. I had a lot of fun at Pride but I was also nervous and overwhelmed. There are a lot of flags and i don't even know what they all mean. I'm just trying to live my truth and meet other bi people and feel unified. I guess I'm posting here because I needed a place to share my feelings. What do I need to learn to be supportive and to live my truth? submitted by /u/poopoostinkbutt_11 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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I just recently came out to my mum, and I'm happy she supported me! any advice on how to come out to my dad tho? submitted by /u/TimelyOrdinary8231 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi. I wanted to post a thought ? on fb messenger with three hearts ??? because I thought it would be cute and a celebration of pride month. I send emojis to my partner for approval (if they look OK on different phone and stuff) and he asked me why I wanted to do this... Our relationship is "straight-passing". I've never come out or felt the need to, I doubt my family would even understand the colours. But I can't answer his question. I just don't know why. Maybe it's autism, maybe something else. What do you guys say? submitted by /u/PinkAlienGamer [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I’m a bi guy (out to my wife and a few friends for a couple years) and I feel like I still have some hang ups around things like pride events or gay bars because I feel like I don’t quite belong. I think a lot of that is because I finally acknowledged I was bi a while after I got married, so I don’t feel like I have a lot of common experiences with folks in those spaces. We went to one today and I just felt really awkward because I still feel like I’m too straight and not gay enough. I dunno, halp? submitted by /u/finderkeeper80 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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I know that everyone has their own preference on what attracts them. I am mostly coming here to see if others would still be attracted to a plus size woman? I think I’m pretty (I wouldn’t say beautiful or hot though). I’m 5’6” and weigh 250lbs. I’m so down about my weight and body all the time but I’m unsure if it’s just in my head or if my body is really that bad. Is anyone attracted to larger women? submitted by /u/SubZer000123 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Heck if they gave me a dime for each time I've heard this one I'd be richer than Mark Zuckerberg. Happy Pride month everyone ? submitted by /u/EstherFour16 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more