How do I come out as bi?

Everyone experiences their coming out journey in a different way, and one important thing to realize is that coming out is not a one-time event, but a lifetime experience that an LBGTQ person repeatedly does in their lifetime due to our heteronormative world. You should examine some key factors when deciding to come out to your parents such as whether coming out potentially puts you at risk to be kicked out of your household. Are your parents very religious? What are the cultural nuances that may impact how your parents respond? Do you have adequate resources to support yourself in the likelihood your parents respond extremely negatively to you coming out?

I would never accpet myself as BI cause I am a muslim in an unsupportive family and I took a quiz but it said I am but I will not say I am and I will not tell myself I am

i think thats a good idea

Honestly, that's my plan too lmao...

take as much time as you need

You should tell them! It will be okay. I promise.

a lot of people are scared to come out, but they really shouldn't be. my parents accepted that I was bi and even had a little celebration, in the end though, it's up to you. I like to say that it's like a bandaid, take it off slowly and it just hurts more. you gotta be decisive and just, y'know, do it, but like I said, in the end, it's up to the individual, and it depends on the parents, some react well, but I've also seen parents who react rashly.

My parents are Muslim and I think I'm lesbian my parents don't even know what being gay is what should I do?

Its ok

I just came out as bi to my parents and it felt really good. Maby you can try just writing it down on a piece of paper and let them read it (that’s what I did)

Hey there! sorry that this is a few months late, but I totally get how you feel, I came out to my parents as pan a few years ago and was totally scared about how they would take it. I’m not sure how old you are but let’s say your somewhere between the ages of 10-17 if thats not right, I’m sorry :( I would start by talking to some close friends about it, they can hopefully at least give you some support in school. As for your parents, the most important thing is to have enough faith in yourself, because even if they take it well, they are going to have questions and they might be upset. You need to know this is not your fault and has nothing to do with you!! you are loved and supported no matter what. If they really care about you as their child, they will love and support you no matter what! In the hopefully unlikely case they don’t support this, it’s important to have backup plans… perhaps a close friend who you could stay with, or a cool aunt/uncle. I ended up moving in with my friend’s family for a month after coming out because my parents ‘needed time to process’ I’m back at home with them now. Also… practice what you will say in the mirror so you know what your face will look like. You can do this! I believe in you!! Please take care of your self first, be kind to your body and mind and get help if you need it! There are so many of us out here who will support you! I know this is a long rant, but hopefully you can find this somewhat helpful.

i want to tell my parents but when i told them my friend was one they seemed like kinda disgusted, i dont know what to do!

Why do 50’somethings men like me suddenly become sexually obsessed with men and men only?

I'm Bi, I'm really scared to tell anyone, I plan on telling my friend soon. I'm still really scared though. I'm leaning a bit more on the straight side but I'm still attracted to all genders. I'm not sure how my parents are going to react, I think they will react well though. My aunt is Lesbian if I need to I can come out to her before my parents.

I'm Muslim but I have a feeling I'm bi, but I'm really scared what my parents will think and I think it's harambee but cannot find anything written in the Quran about it so tried searching online but s9me say yes, and some say no

Maybe try hinting that your bi to your parent because I struggle the same way idk what to tell them but just hint to them then slowly build up the courage to tell them

I’m American and here in America we are on both side we are not very kind to bi and gay people but it’s not about the outside that matters it’s the inside and I am saying this from personal moment the schools are especially rude to gay and bisexual people and I also say this because I am bisexual.

im not sure i feel but parents are a concern if i did come out