i came out to my family as bisexual but now i think im a lesbian i try not to think about it to much but its hard yknow. ive made it clear that this isnt a phase but i feel like if i say im lesbian then that goes against every thing ive ever said. i just dont feel vaild

your opinon will always be valid. nobody should ever judge nobody. i don't understand your pain and suffering bc im straight but i do in some ways like your family not excepting you mine don't either. Pain and suffering is what has been making me a strong person for belives. And it sounds your pretty strong to just be stronger. if your parents have a problem with you being lesbian so be it but hey don't tell anyone that your lesbian until you know for sure. And if you ever fall feelings for a guy well you know. Also i don't undersand why some ppl go around saying yeah im lesbian or im bi or im gay when some ppl just do it bc they might think its cool if thats you don't just be your self your true self. and stay strong. your amazing thats what i tell everyone espeshially the ones that are hurt i like helping people and it makes me feel good some people go around hurting people which makes them feel good but what makes me fell good is helping so if this helped you plz say sum.

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It's okay, you can explore your sexuality if you like. Every LGBTQ+ member has had this problem before, I mean, I thought I was a girl!

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(from an FtM transgender.)

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