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Location: Ontario, Canada
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Basically all my friends are Bi, except for me and 2 other people. But my friend just told me she was bi and she was dating my cousin and it's a little strange for me. I mean I know a lot of people that are bisexual and gay, but I don't think I'll ever look at her the same, because I mean, I didn't really think that she was Bi.
What do I do, I mean, I can't look at her the same, and it's going to be awkward tomorrow at school...
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You shouldn't really feel any different toward your friend just because she's Bi. She'll always be the same person personality wise, when it comes to her being bisexual, it's just involving the people she's into
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I don't know how many friends we're talking about here, but the incidence of bisexuality seems to be extremely high.
Your friend is the same person she was always. Strong friendships transcend the details, and humans get used to these things. Indeed, I suspect that soon enough you will become accustomed to it and not think it a big deal.
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As always: Brandon is right on the money.
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As some others mentioned, sexuality is nothing to fuss over. If you best friend is bi and you previously not known that, why does that become such a big deal all of the sudden? Sure it might be a new peice of information that you have learned about your friend. Does that mean she is any different in personality? Does she act any different because she is bi? Is she a new person at all due to that fact? Of course not. She was always the same person you knew before she told you she was bi. It should thus not make a difference after all.
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Or is it the fact you never thought she would ever be 'that way', and don't know how to relate to her now.
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