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Last year, I was asked if I was straight. I didn't think I was, so I just said I was bisexual. I mean I was pretty sure I like girls. The rest of that year was a roller coaster of figuring out my sexuality.

I was bi, then straight, then lesbian, then bi. But you see, I was just confused. I hadn't been ready to put a label on my sexuality.

Because now that I've thought about it, the first time I thought about what it would be like to kiss a girl was in 6th grade and I even developed a crush on her. But I didn't put too much thought in it.

Then in 7th grade, at a new school, I developed a huge crush on this one girl and I even dreamt about her once, but I hadn't put a label on anything because I didn't have to.

So, it only makes sense on why it took about 6 months to figure out that I am pansexual. If I hadn't been asked that question, I wouldn't have known my sexuality, but then I wouldn't have put a label on it, which is okay.

To anyone who doesn't know what their sexuality is, it's okay. Don't put a label on it if you don't want/need to.

That's my story, lovelies.