Since I am not you, I can't give you an exact answer to your question but I think hearing my story might help you. I didn't really know what my sexuality was. I would worry over it everyday for about a year and a half. I knew I was attracted to girls, but was I still attracted to boys? So, just like you can't choose who you like, you can't choose when either. Eventually, I started liking this guy, that brought me to the conclusion that I did still like guys as well. Like Sexy2011 said, doing a lot of research on people's sexuality can be very beneficial. I found out many things I would have never known from that research, like there aren't just three sexualities. Besides homosexuality (gay), bisexuality (bi), and heterosexuality (straight), there's pansexuality (much like bisexuality, but instead of the idea of liking both genders, pansexuals like either), and many many more. Also, some people believe your sexuality is an ever changing thing. Although you may be attracted to only girls today, for example, in a few days, weeks, months or years, you could have reversed directions completely. And still others believe that everyone in the whole world is pansexual (they fall in love with the person, not the gender). The list of beliefs goes on and on. And although we live in a world of labels, I would suggest not striving to put one on yourself. I wasted a year's worth of thinking on it when I could have been thinking of MANY other things. My final advice is to not restrict yourself into a box of labels such as bisexual, gay, or straight. Be who you are and like who you like. It took me a year and a half to get to that point (or arguably my whole life up to when I was 14) so try and get ahead of the game and just live. Cheesy? A little, but still good advice. Hope I helped. Good luck!!!
