I'm sorry for this...yes, you're being discriminated against. I would also strongly caution you against being 'openly bisexual' at this stage in your life...considering that I do believe you were making posts earlier about being unsure...?

You shouldn't be announcing it at 13. People will A) laugh and tell you that you're confused or B) do exactly what they're doing...

You, yourself, were confused a little while ago. How are you now openly bisexual? Blessings.

definitely being discriminated. i think that they can get in big trouble for doing that... idk.

but for being openly bi at thirteen, i aggree with ToreyScott (btw, ILU TS!!!). i'm a very open person, and i wasnt openly bi until...last year, my freshman year. i think that you could be too proud? idk. just trying to help..

i understand. i recently got some advice from one of my best friends and it made me realise i am what i am. i am no longer confused on the topic. thanks for the advice u guys. my mom kinda had the same discussion with me but she said it a bit differently. my mom thinks im making it up to get attention or something stupid. turns out it was just the girls lil sis. my friend contacted me and told me that her mom like heard what i said and no one in her family cares exept for her lil sis. im pretty shure she has been totally brainwashed by religion. im not trying to say religion is bad but religions that are against homsexuality and bisexuality are not "morally correct" i figured out that if there is a god, he or she must love everyone no matter what they do. thanks for all your help guys. i hope that little girl isint that brainwashed.

People are uncomfortable talking openly about most issues dealing with sexuality, and as ToreyScott said, they are even more so when dealing with someone of your age. There is also the prejudice against what I call the "identified as non-straight" that we have no morals. Having already taking the step to give this information to others, you must now deal with the consequences. Knowledge is power, especially if we give knowledge about ourselves to others that can be used to discriminate against us. Chalk this one up and learn from it.

I think that part of the problem is that people in your age group are not expected to be sexuality active by the older generations. Of course the teenagers themselves know differently, I remember what I was like when I was 13. I got into my first and only serious relationship at 14 and that brought a whole heap of crap down on both of us. So for now, I would keep your sexuality under your hat untill you are at least the age of consent.

hey, i think my input might really help. idk,
but i'm catholic too, and bi.
i'm not open about it yet,
but there are a lot of bi's at my church.
catholosism as a whole isn't against homosexuality.
but there are certian sperate catholic churches that are.

but again, it could just be that the girl is homophobic *wich is a real phobia, believe it or not!*

some of my friends are, that's why i'm not open yet.
but did you know that about 46% of bisexuals are catholic?!?!

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You're being discriminated against. Which sucks SO much. I don't know what you should do though... Maybe talk to your parents?

im scared for that so all i do is talk to my pastor about it and i told my momand she isent aspeting but maney ppl are like that they just dont understand but i understand wat ur going threw seen they r not like us like no one is the same but my mom has freinds that are lesbins and isent really aspet me being this way yet

I with ToreyScott on this one.. I mean looking back ya I knew at your age that I was bi but didnt say anything or was 100% sure untill I was sexual acttive and dating both males and female. and still waited untill my prarents acppected that i was sexual active and then told them its save alot. Im sure every mom and dad gose though the your just confused phase. but all you can really do is accpect urself and in time they will see its not a phase. this all could be becase my mom dad and I are all a very opened minded famliy.

I think that at 13 you should not be talking about your "sexuality" with random neighbors. That girl was totally out of line. You should have told her that that's none of her business, and why would she ever ask you something like that, and whether she was maybe bi and that's why she's asking. Not that you shouldn't think about sex (because, who can resist), and not that sex is bad for you in general, but at 13 there are many other things you should be doing, instead of demarcating the lines of your sexual attraction. For one, you should be developing relationships, friendships, that do not hinge on sexuality.

What the hell was a little girl asking you what your sexual orientation is? Is this some new form of small talk I am not aware of?
"Hi, I'm Susie. What is your sexual orientation?"

Oh My LORD. Trust me, you wouldn't want to play with these girls anyway. They would judge you for everything.