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Aug 19, 2009, 01:55 PM
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Member Since: Jul 2009
Location: Phoenix, AZ, USA
Posts: 2,779
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I am not a professional but this is my humble opinion based upon personal knowledge and much research:
What others have said above is true, specifically these parts:
"I also think sexuality is fluid and complicated."
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"When you ask a psychologist or any person for that matter a question regarding bisexuality, then part of their answer will reflect their culture, religion, morals or beliefs."
My best friend for 24 years was heterosexual and then decided she was homosexual. I have friends who are bisexual. I am heterosexual. I have been married to men only. The determining factor is basically, who you do sex with. It's funny. You can love both sexes deeply. You can have long-term, meaningful relationships with either sex. But who you "have sex with" determines your sexual identity. I think it's stupid. Really. Not the relationship but the hoops that society wants you to jump through so they can then say, "Aha! That's what they are!" We all must have a label, I suppose. It kinda chaps my *****, pardon the expression. 
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 Vickie
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