Twenty Erotic Bisex Stories - Omnibus Edition: Who Needs Men Anyway

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If your old friends aren’t supportive, make a clean break and find new friends – I’ve done this a couple of times in my life and it has always helped, even though it’s scary.

I was in a long-term relationship with a guy at the time, but it's hard to explain to someone that being gay is bigger than them, and bigger than you. In the modern world of sex and relationships, this diversity is far more accepted and open than it has ever been and it’s going down the path where sex is definitely more about recreation than reproduction, especially in marriages where the relationship needs to be invigorated to keep it alive. I've been incredibly fortunate with my 'coming out experience' - not one person I've told has reacted negatively. Wildflowers in bloom covered the grassy field in a kaleidoscope of colors as their sweet aroma filled the air with floral bliss.I knew I needed to talk to someone before my mental state hit a dangerous low and I was too scared of what my friends and family would think, so I found other ways to talk about it. I’d ignore all advice given to me by well-meaning friends and family members about when and how to come out to other friends and family members, because it causes far more hassle than it’s worth – I think you need to accept yourself and come out on your terms, but others might not understand that. I have recently begun to acknowledge and come to terms with the fact that I identify my sexuality as fluid in terms of my attractions and interests. Anyway, I now know who I am and if someone didn’t want to be with me because I’m bi—I wouldn’t want to be with them! I didn't realise the weight of hiding such a big part of myself from my family until it was released - my body instantly felt lighter.

So, instead of blurting out my sexuality to friends, I approached them with hinting questions such as 'could you see me in a relationship with another girl? As well as showcasing bisexual characters, this book also covers diversity in a lot of its other forms. I was freaked out, but I was in denial and firmly convinced myself that the thoughts about women were just a phase, or just something I found sexually exciting because it’s a bit ‘different’. Hopefully, 'coming out' won't be a thing one day and the LGBTQ community will be accepted for who they are, regardless of their sexuality.The anthology opens with Storm Grant’s ‘Dual Citizenship’, which may very well have been inspired by Due South fandom back in the day, but was nevertheless a delightful story of life in the time of ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ in its own right – and also laugh-out-loud funny at times. Just want to let you know I’m bisexual and I don’t know if I’m going to marry a man or a woman but I hope you can accept this about me. I could talk to them without worrying that I’d be gossiped about or laughed at, or that I’d ‘come out’ and be unable to ‘come’ back ‘in’. I first realised I was gay following a pretty tough break-up with a boyfriend and found comfort in a colleague who was going through a similar situation with her girlfriend.

So yes, some of the stories in here have been around for a while, but they’re all very well worth reading in the present day.One day, my Mum phoned me and said I needed to come home and have a talk with her and my dad - I instantly knew. I remember the night I told my mother and feeling nervous, partly because it's an awkward conversation, but also I wasn't sure how she'd react .