Would you date a Bisexual?

If one of my kids were gay, I'd probably be like "OH F**K! No grandchildren!!". But then I'd remember what my dad and grandmother are putting me through by pressuring me into arranged marriages, and I'd get over it. Really you can't be happy if you're tied to someone you don't love or unable to be with the one you do love.

This is still stupid. All you're doing is asking people to feed into your insecurities about your bisexuality and public opinion. Get over what others think and be proud of who you are. Stop fishing for others to tell you it's ok.

There's a difference between boosting confidence and wanting people to tell you that something is okay. By asking people if THEY would date a bisexual person, he's more or less taking a general consensus of what people say and taking it as green light to let people know that's what he is, rather than hiding it in fear people won't accept him. You don't ask a group of people to boost your confidence, that's attention seeking in itself. Friends boost confidence not groups of random people.

I'm not worked up, I'm telling you bluntly what you're doing. I'm not angry, I'm not upset, or anything of the sort. I'm actually very calm right now. Possibly subconsciously, but I doubt it. As I said, stop attention seeking and be proud of who you are. If people don't approve, fuck them.

Key, it's not negative, it's honesty. People who sugar coat the truth might as well be lying, because it's no better than such. Take it as negative if you like, but it's meant to be a reality check, since nobody else has the balls to tell people the truth and how you should go about it. I don't just spout negativity, if you haven't noticed. I also try and give good advice which they can or won't take, either way, not my problem. I did the same thing with that one guy that starts with a M... maokun? Some shit lIke that. The difference there is he made 400 more posts that were questions, just like this, that all dealt with his personal problems that he made generalized. He gave a "Woe, is me", and was practically begging people for pity. I don't want this guy to do that also. TL;DR version: It's tough love through honesty, not hostility