When my sister first came out about being bi to my parents it wasn't by her choice. She had had a girlfriend for a couple months and a creepy ex boyfriend of hers full on tried to black mail her by saying that if she wouldn't have sex with him that he would tell my parents. Well he told my parents and they didn't react very well. I think that it was mainly because they didn't find out from her. Telling friends is a little bit easier than telling your parents. I am bisexual, but I haven't told my parents, because I haven't felt the need to. I am sure that they know. Talking to girls is similar to talking to guys I think. I sometimes get a little more flirty with girls though because they are beautiful creatures :) If you are old enough to possibly go to a bar I would recommend it. It is an eye opening experience, and it give you an idea of how women interact. Just introduce yourself to people and don't even bring up your orientation. Its kind of nerve racking but a couple beers sort of ease the jitters a bit. As for talking to your friends about it, I would start with your closest friend that you know won't judge you. Maybe you know other people who are bisexual and you don't even know it because it has never come up! Good luck :)

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