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Come Out, Come Out, Whoever You Are: Girls Discover Their Sexuality
The topic was bisexuality, or more specifically, her bisexuality. A junior in high school, Tiana recently came out to a few friends about her sexuality. Now, I was waiting for her to come out to me.
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How do you know if you’re lesbian, gay, bisexual or heterosexual? I have a crush... well, we fooled around and we're both guys. Am I gay? What does it mean to “come out”? I feel that I'm gay. Should I tell my parents? How do you think they'll react?
If you could choose your sexual orientation, which would you choose?
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