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Out Advice For Lesbians, Bisexual and Questioning Women Table of Contents  Coming
Out Advice ForLesbians, Bisexual and Questioning Women Chapter 1 Sample Page  What
Am I?Question: Am I lesbian, bi, or straight? I’m so glad you found our group, and that you were brave enough to post so soon. There are a lot of women in very similar situations as your own, so you are not alone. Did you download “How To Be A Happy Lesbian: A Coming Out Guide?" There’s a lot of information in that book that you may find helpful. As far as sexuality, there is a really simplistic way of looking at it, and figuring yourself out can only be as hard as you make it. The bottom line is this: Do you like having relationships with men, sexually, physically, emotionally, spiritually and any other ally there may be? Do you like having relationships with women, sexually, physically, emotionally, spiritually and any other ally there may be? If the answer to both of these questions is equally yes, then I would say that you are probably bisexual and you don’t prefer one sex over the other. If you like one over the other, then you may be bisexual but prefer men or women. If you find that you just really don’t like men in any way but as friends, then I would say you are lesbian. If you find that you just really don’t like women in any way but as friends, then I would say you are straight. This is a very general way of looking at things, because I believe there is always a person who can get into our hearts no matter what their gender might be. I know it’s scary and difficult to realize you may be bisexual or lesbian, but you are the only one who can figure out your own sexuality. If you need more help than we can give you in this group, then you might need to find a trusted therapist. Make sure to read that chapter in the Coming Out Guide. You may want to find someone who is open to counseling people in the LGBT community. A bit of advice: just because someone is a therapist, does not mean that she is not homophobic. I’ve met plenty of homophobic therapists, so make sure that you ask up front how the therapist feels about bisexuality or lesbianism before you ever start. It will save you from possible problems just in case you may be lesbian or bi... Coming
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