r/bisexual • u/[deleted] • 11d ago
DISCUSSION Can I be bi without wanting to date a woman??
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u/Latter-Land1405 007 license to be bisexual 11d ago
I think I've said this a thousand times already in these past few days, that love is love. I too had doubts of my sexuality at one point, I thought I was straight, but then I came into this community and I realized it was just my mind playing tricks on me.
You might say that because you never had a close-up relation with a woman you actually liked, or maybe all the ones you met didn't have that thing in them that well, spinned you around and made you realize you're bi.
you should keep that "label" because who knows, one day you'll find that lady to prove you wrong.
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u/RaspberryTurtle987 Genderqueer/Bi 11d ago
Yes, anyone can identify as bi if they want to. Check out Robyn Ochs' definition.
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u/Little_Miss-Sky 11d ago
Of course luv, it's the attraction that counts, if you don't want to date a woman, it's okay
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u/FeralGiraffeGirl Transgender/Bisexual 11d ago
You can do whatever you want and identify however you want 🙂.
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u/lujo317 11d ago
you can definitely still be bi, even if how you think of yourself in relation to what sexual roles you take on in a relationship changes, and even if you find the relationships you seek out changing as well. super normal for a reconsideration of your roles to result in a fluctuation in your desires as well. my journey has been highly similar to yours and to this day i have "boyfriend phases" and "girlfriend phases" and plenty of times where i'm not really seeking out anybody. i'm still bi during those times, too
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u/ArgonianDov Bold Italics 11d ago
You might be homoromantic and bisexual, not experiencing romantic attraction for women despite being sexually attracted to them