I'm not asking when you felt safe to come out the closet, or when you 'decided' on your sexuality (as I know it's something you don't choose), but rather, when did you feel confident enough in your sexuality to say to yourself 'I'm straight' or 'I'm bi' or 'im lesbian/gay'? I've been having a rough time with my identity... I'm attracted to feminine body and figure, but... sometimes, I don't feel sure about feminine 'parts' per say... and on the rare occasion more sure about male 'parts'... but I've never been attracted to guys. Or at least, no specific guys.
Anyways, I'm curious, do most people go through sexual confusion, or mostly people that end up being LGBT? And also, when you felt truly sure about your sexuality- not so much when you had your first 'experiences' but rather when you knew 100% who you were.
BTW, In case you didn't know I'm a guy, but advice from any gender is fine.
Anyways, I'm curious, do most people go through sexual confusion, or mostly people that end up being LGBT? And also, when you felt truly sure about your sexuality- not so much when you had your first 'experiences' but rather when you knew 100% who you were.
BTW, In case you didn't know I'm a guy, but advice from any gender is fine.