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This community is dedicated to teens that identify as Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual or Transgender or are questioning their sexual orientation. It's a supportive community where LGBT & questioning teens can give or get advice from their peers or just hang out. Please do not join this community unless you meet the description above. Thanks!

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ok i have a question for all the lesbians! why do lesbians not like to date bisexuals? like i really fell foe this lesbian and i stil am in love wit her but she did not want to date me cause i was bi and cause i never been wit a girl! i mean y is that y ? she liked me but cause of those two things she would not date me! i feel like i should of lied to her or something but i cant lie to her! and she now has a girlfriend! and i dont know what to do!
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It's a protection thing so they don't get hurt if the Bi girl decides to run off with a guy which I've unfortunately heard many stories about.
I honestly have no problem dating a Bi girl myself because I know that every person's personality is different and you can't pigeon hole people. You'd think other Gays would know that themselves after the same thing happens to us by some Straight people.
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GLBT people have to be very dedicated in their relationships, because they're generally less accepted in the wider community. There's always a fear in any GLBT relationship that a party will leave in favour of a 'normal' relationship, because of the outside pressure. I'm a lesbian and my girlfriend is Bi, and deep down I guess there is that fear, so to counter-act that, it's just a matter of reassurance and security:-)