How to be a confident bisexual

Being a bisexual is a wonderful thing, because your love is not limited to one gender, and men seeking men or women seeking women can be accepted by you.
1. Be brave when you make sure about your sexual orientation.
It is the new era for men seeking men, girls kissing girls. When you are sure that you are bisexual, like bisexual dating or threesome love, don't feel uneasy, this is a new world of open-mind. Assuming that you are not born in a closed country, the world will accept you. You can bravely pursue the sexual life, love, and future you want according to your own ideas. If you tell the people around you that you are bisexual, after a while you find that you are not, don't feel distressed. Confirming your sexual orientation is not an easy task. If you don't want to make things complicated enough to cause trouble for yourself, then treat your sexual orientation as a secret for a period of time, and tell others when you are completely sure.
2. Tell the person who wants to offend you: You can't judge me according to my sexual orientation.
If someone wants to offend you with bisexuality, you don't have to endure such grievances with tears because you haven't done anything wrong. What you need to do is tell the person: You can't judge me according to my sexual orientation. My love is genderless, I will worship and love anyone who deserves to be worshipped and loved. Why do you especially care if I am bisexual? Some people love blondes, which represents a choice, and my sexual orientation is also a choice. You should respect people who are different from you.
3. Stay confident and don't care too much about what others say.
Perhaps heterosexuals and homosexuals will treat you as a special, and they will privately call you "fence sitter." You don't have to be frustrated with this. The world has always been like this, many boring people want to find fun every day. If you are angry or annoyed, they will be happy. So you should be confident and don't care too much about what others say.
4. Treat yourself truly, without changing yourself due to others' judgment.
When you bravely tell others about your sexual orientation, some people will understand, and some people are less willing to accept. If necessary, you can patiently tell the truth to those who don't accept you. If they still don't accept it, you don't have to feel frustrated. After all, stubborn people are everywhere. When another person treats someone different from himself, the way he chooses will be a little different. You don't have to change yourself. Treating yourself truly will make you more confident.