At 15, I realized that I was bisexual and there was not a thing I could 
do about it. I lived on a farm in a small town, and suffice to say there
 wasn't much info out there about sexuality. As I wanted to get out on 
my own ASAP, I jetted through high school and ended up in university 
where I could finally figure out what the heck I wanted. I found my 
first girlfriend, but she was just experimenting. It was not until much 
later that I truly fell in love. After abusive relationships with both 
genders, I came across a woman who had been through as much as I had, 
yet was the opposite of me in many ways.
She was totally hot, butch, and could fix my car. I cooked for her, and I
 gained a lifelong companion. But we were hassled about our butch-femme 
relationship, and the fact we were monogamous. Some people are never 
happy. Ours is a constantly shifting dynamic, where sometimes she 
watches chick flicks (ew!) and I bury the dead vermin (long story.) My 
family wishes I had made different choices, but they are as supportive 
as is possible for them. I live my life for me.
Do I consider myself bisexual now? I hate saying whether that is true 
because of the backlash from both hetro and homo communities. But yes, I
 am a technical bisexual. Just because I am with a woman does not make 
me a lesbian. It makes me a happily married (legally) one. Be who you 
are - screw them. Life is too short to please everyone... and eat lots 
of chocolate cake!
Jen, Ontario
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