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I have a friend who just revealed herself as bisexual. I was wondering if there's anything special I can do for her, maybe like a craft or something to help her feel welcome. Any tips?

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If you wanted to make a craft you could paint a bisexual flag on a canvas, and then possibly write her name in the center.

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My friend is bi and I have a crush on him. What do I do?

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Tell him how you feel. Maybe he likes you back. You won't know unless you talk to him.

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What should I do if after 25 years of marriage, my husband tells me he is bi-sexual?

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Try couples therapy to help you figure out what to do next. It's not an easy path, and it's understandable to feel hurt and betrayed. However, do consider the torment he is likely experiencing as well.

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How can I know who to trust?

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There's no way to know this for sure. Are you asking because you're thinking about coming out? Would you feel comfortable telling your parents? Do they seem like they are accepting of LGBTQ+ people? Do you think they would love and support you no matter what? If not, consider telling an adult at school you trust, like a teacher or counselor. As for your friends, if if you have any LGBTQ+ people in your friend group, start there, and ask them to keep the information to themselves if you're not comfortable with other people knowing. Otherwise, choose your best and most trustworthy friend.

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How do I become bi?

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You cannot "become" any bi, or any other sexuality for that matter. You either are or you aren't. A change in sexuality cannot be forced.

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