I'm going with bi. I'm sexually and romantically attracted to women, but I'm sexually attracted to some men , too. I wI'll only have romantic relationships with women, but I'll do sexual things with men. I think its the "I know how it works" thing.

To me, the labels are only there for convenience. I'm romantically attracted to women, I masturbate to gay porn almost exclusively, and I have never touched another man even once, so what does that make me? I list myself as gay on Imagefap because I want to see gay content. I list myself as curious on this site because it's a pretty good description. People can label themselves as they wish, and I don't think other people should try to pigeonhole them.

Consider myself very bisexual. Though I've only been in romantic relationships with women, I have had multiple sexual experiences with guys, and in very open to romantic relationships with guys as well. I'm also very open about my sexual orientation with people. It's something I'm quite proud of, and part of embracing who I am. But you know, there is also pan sexuality, as well as what spectrum you fall in when it comes to feminity and masculinity. Overall I think both sexual and emotional orientation can be quite complex. Labels are a good starting point for introductions and general classification, but I remain open to the possibilities life presents me.

I'm a raging power bottom who loves eating pussy. That's why i consider myself bi.

Bi here. Married to a woman but have dated men and TS over the years.

Bi but I'm transgender.

In this modern day age, there are many people that exist that are sexually fluid. Being 100% straight, but also being attracted to the same sex. Does that naturally make them bi? No. That's why it's called sexual fluidity. Pansexual, loving all beings, genders, identities, etc.

I have all my life known I was straight because I was attracted to girls. I was bold in my young age. I saw a girl I liked and went after them, but they never showed me the time of day. But, I also felt attraction to guys. Did that make me bi? For most of my life, I felt it did not because the thought of being with a man permanently or on a once in a while basis wasn't something that I wanted mentally. In my head, I knew I was straight, in my heart, I wanted the same sex too.

For me, it's about being with who I want to be with. Bi or straight at the end of the day will just be labels to define your sexual orientation. That's why many people don't prefer to be labeled. It doesn't mean they are in denial. It could simply mean they enjoy the company of both sexes. In a sexual or non sexual manner.

I am sexual. The other labels are a waste of time.