ignore the frustrated handwhacker above.....he cant get either sex interested in him.




anyway it will be a shock to parents and honestly they may disown you forever once you tell them....i know of cases where that has happened....but whatever happens you cant change what you are and if they cant accept you youll still have to carry on with life.

Just come right out and tell them DO NOT try and hide it. They will either accept you for your sexuality or they wont and if the latter is the case then i feel sorry for them there the ones that need help not you.

Would you like your kid to be a homo? Of course you would because your a homo but most straight people dont want the kid they raised for the last 18 years to be sucking cock. BEING GAY IS WRONG I dont know why people these days or on this site dont understand that.

fuck off the only reason you say that being gay is normal is that you are and it doesnt have to be one way

fuck off you just mad because we can get from both sexs

oh and by the way if you dont think that they will understand then dont tell them they dont need to even know its your life

LoL not really.

There no such thing as bisexual guy, ur a homo, ppl dont accept it bcuz homos fuckin suck

I don't know -- Spam's a little harsh here as is his usual approach, but I'm in agreement with him on this one. I think there are very, very few true bisexuals. Most are gays who give heterosexuality a shot once in a while just for the sake of avoiding being committed to being "completely" gay.

I don't "get" being anything but straight, but I also feel that somebody else's sexual orientation is their own business; i.e., what goes on between consenting adults is a matter of personal choice. The public health issues brought about by the huge proliferation of STDs is of course, a large concern, but honestly, as much of that occurs as a result of straight sex as it does from any other kind of sex. So again, as long as the parties are being responsible, I say one's sex life is one's own business. And frankly, unless you're afraid your parents will somehow find out about your lifestyle, I really don't understand the need to discuss it with them in the first place.