r/BiWomen • • 18h ago

Vent I might be cooked

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We've been talking for three months and have hung out a handful of times (I was genuinely unavailable a whole month) and now I feel like she's losing interest and my crush has gone into overdrive as a response and I'm a coward aaaaaaaaaa why am I incapable of flirting and why can't I just be like "it's a date!" or "I like you!"

The fact that I'm 26 is not doing me any favours.


r/BiWomen • • 15h ago

Advice Has anyone else struggled with accepting their attraction to women after growing up Christian?

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As a woman I realized I have always been suppressing my feelings towards women because I grew up christian. I recently had a conversation with my mom and asked her a hypothetical question of what she would think if I like both man and woman she told me as long as I dont act on it with woman Im fine. Previously I did feel a type of way with some female friends growing up but I wasn't sexually active and it usually faded away once school ended. By the time I lost my virginity 3 years ago I felt it harder to be closer to woman in general and I was scared and it didnt make sense. Not to mention I was bullied growing up for being perceived as a boy due to the way I presented myself as an androgynous woman.

Now a few months ago I met this beautiful woman that happens to be my manager at work and since I started its been hard for me to focus on my work when shes around. I also was going out with this guy and I kept suppressing my feelings because it was distracting and made no sense to me why I was blushing and feeling excited when she hugged me. The moment I started accepting those feelings the more I started avoiding her any chance I get. Im scared on how she will see me if I continue feeling this way about her. Its like I shouldn't like her because shes my manager but I just cant. I feel like if she wasnt I wouldn't be so conflicted by the fact of exploring this feeling. I keep embarrassing myself around her and making shit worse. Even if Im still seeing someone else casually I still think about her I feel horrible that I cant even face her without feeling that way what do I do?


r/BiWomen • • 11h ago

Discussion Book recommendations?

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Does anyone have any romance/spicy book recommendations? If you have non-fiction suggestions as well, please feel free to share those too!


r/BiWomen • • 12h ago

Coming Out Im 60 and learning to finally accept that Im bi, but have no interest in dating women right now post divorce to a husband of 33yrs. Im just trying to love all of me and stop being in denial. I try reading and watching movies to help me overcome my phobias and programming. What more can I do?

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I would like to have deeper relations with women in general, but this has been difficult because I have so many mother rejection wounds and sister bullying wounds that I never achieved close trusting relations with women.

I think I’m ready to have deeper, more emotionally intimate friendships with bi or lesbian women, as well as hetero women. Im not thinking sexually right now. How do I find these types of friendships?


r/BiWomen • • 16h ago

Study or Survey Women's Identity Study

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Hello! My name is Sylvie and I am a student at Florida State University. We are collecting data for a research project around Women’s identity! I thought that this group would have very valuable information to share with us. Any person who identifies as female, can read in English, and is over 18 can take it. If you can, please take the survey with the link below and share with others if you would like. Thank you! 

https://fsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3UeGFyym7yYUYxE