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Coming out is an exciting but difficult milestone, no matter who you are. You're ready to show people your true identity, but you may be worried about what other people think. Explaining to someone that you're bisexual can be even trickier because some people want you to only have one sexual orientation. Luckily, you're not alone — thousands of people have climbed this hill before, and learned a little something along the way. | Coming out is an exciting but difficult milestone, no matter who you are. You're ready to show people your true identity, but you may be worried about what other people think. Explaining to someone that you're bisexual can be even trickier because some people want you to only have one sexual orientation. Luckily, you're not alone — thousands of people have climbed this hill before, and learned a little something along the way. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#[[Be Confident|Be confident]] in who you are! If you act unsure of your [[Know if You Are Gay|sexual orientation]], people may assume your bisexuality is just a phase, and that you're not sure of your [[Determine the Sexual Orientation of a Prospect|sexual orientation]] yet. If you beat about the bush, you may give the impression of being ashamed, which may prompt your loved ones to try to "help" you overcome your orientation. No one can change if you don't '''want''' to change! If you are matter-of-fact about it, they will take it better. | #[[Be Confident|Be confident]] in who you are! If you act unsure of your [[Know if You Are Gay|sexual orientation]], people may assume your bisexuality is just a phase, and that you're not sure of your [[Determine the Sexual Orientation of a Prospect|sexual orientation]] yet. If you beat about the bush, you may give the impression of being ashamed, which may prompt your loved ones to try to "help" you overcome your orientation. No one can change if you don't '''want''' to change! If you are matter-of-fact about it, they will take it better. | ||
