Well, to put it simply, I'm bisexual. I would date a guy, girl, transgender/genderqueer/intersexed, etc. Does that make you something else, or still bisexual? Don't know much about this kind of stuff...
On the internet, most people know that I'm bi. Of course, it's almost always easier to come out to internet friends. But in real life it's a different matter. Not one person knows that I am bi except for my best friend that I have trusted with everything so far and doesn't judge me at all (she's also a member of this site that I know irl. <3). There are three people I currently want to come out too: My other best friend and my parents.
For my other best friend, I don't really see too much of a huge problem coming out to her. Me and the friend on this site are really close with her and we do everything together, and I feel really bad not telling her about this since one of them already knows. She's told me about her problems with cutting and family life stuff, and I've told her about my depression and bulimia, so there should be no reason for me to not trust her with this, right? Wrong. I was talking with her a month ago or so and that topic came up. She told me that if she found out that one of her other guy friends were gay she would be disgusted and not want to talk to them. That definately put me off of telling her. Should I or should I not? She accepts all my other problems and I accept all of hers, but I don't know if she would still accept my sexuality even if we were so close after what she said about one of her other friends.
Now with my parents. They are the ones I'm more scared of telling. I really feel like they should know, even if they don't know about any other personal problems of mine. They aren't homophobic, and I've brought up the topic of, hypothetically speaking, if I were 'gay'. My mother said it would take a lot to get used too but she would have to accept it, because I'm her daughter. Saying that and actually knowing if I'm bi or not are two very different things. I still have no idea what my dad would think. I also am assuming that they will think I'm too young to know my sexuality, as I'm only thirteen. But I just know that I am. I have no problem with dating anyone and have always been very open-minded and have already dated a girl before as well, because I really did like her, not just because I felt I had to justify my suspicion of being bi.
What should I do for both? I need help.