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Fight them

Come out to everyone and if they disagree with your orientation call them bigots and homophobes. Demand your right to have special privilege in your school and job. You are better than the straight kids, because they are not special like us.

Ok i'm your age and I was in the exact same situation. I'm bisexual. I was scared to tell my best friend that i loved her. I did she loved me back. Now my other good friend of about 7 years is straight and I was scared she'd hate me forever. I told her. She stuck up for me through all the homophobic treatment of others. That was the best decision I've made. If they are your true mates they'll accept you for who you are :)

Hi :) If I had to guess... I would say your friends are less mature than you are at 14 years old. I am 22 years old and just recently started dating my first girl and all my friends have been wonderful about it! It took some time getting used to the idea because people have to understand that just because you are attracted to the same ** doesn't mean you're attracted to them!

I think once they mature a little bit they'll understand that your sexuality is just a part of you like it is them. Good luck and I hope they understand!

I wouldn't tell them. its not like your going to date them right? if there homophobes. i don't see why they really need to know.