Different. — That totally makes sense. My family was okay with it but it still made me feel more alone when I’m at home, and coming out to my best friends only led to heartache, as they were curious, and thinking that they may be bi. And me… well, I couldn’t help but experiment with them, because though I knew I liked girls, I wanted to be sure before I even thought about telling anyone else. And know that I’ve dated a guy, I’m starting to think that I may in fact be a lesbian, and not bi like i thought.

I'm Jess. I'm 19. And I'm a lesbian. I'm a writer, a music geek, and a comic book/novel dork. I love meeting new people and can befriend just about anybody, regardless of how they dress, or their sexuality. I love everyone. Sometimes I can be a bitch, and kind of blunt, but that's just me. I go for the things I want, and always give it 100%. I don't half-ass things, and I like to do a good job. My friends and family mean everything to me. I'd take a bullet for them. And I love to help people in any way that I can. I hate liars, cheaters, and fakes. So, if you fall under those categories, beware.

missallo asked "That totally makes sense. My family was okay with it but it still made me feel more alone when I'm at home, and coming out to my best friends only led to heartache, as they were curious, and thinking that they may be bi. And me... well, I couldn't help but experiment with them, because though I knew I liked girls, I wanted to be sure before I even thought about telling anyone else. And know that I've dated a guy, I'm starting to think that I may in fact be a lesbian, and not bi like i thought."

Well no matter if you’re a lesbian or bisexual, you’re still awesome. :) And those people who don’t see that, can suck it. Heh. It may take you a while to figure out who you are, and that’s okay. Always do it on your own terms, and not because people are rushing you or telling you what to do. Come out, and tell people on your own terms. <3

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