lol thanks for the rep Mikerochip.

And Larsen, I agree with you.
A lot of girls I know who are actually bi are hesitant to admit it because they don't want to be labeled as some attention *****. It's a shame

I'm not saying it's true for everyone, but it has been in my experience. At my high school there were 30+ girls who claimed to be bisexual (rather, they would kiss other girls while they were drunk) and only one girl who was actually bi. There was one guy who told everyone he was bi but is actually gay.

I once dated a guy off and on for several years and in the end he went BACK to being heterosexual. Imagine you're gay and the guy you're dating turns STRAIGHT

i used to have pretty much the same opinion to be honest, before i actually opened my eyes and realized bisexuality is not a myth, then things started making a little more sense.
to be honest, i never even realized i had any sort of attraction to the opposite sex until a couple years ago, long after i came out. so, i'm sat in my little lesbian box and pretty much refuse to leave on the account i do not want to be viewed as one of those "trendy bi's", attention seeker or as someone who cannot make up their mind

I don't think its a myth. The majority of bisexual girls I know (not all of them, but most) are doing it for the attention and the majority of bisexual guys that I know (not all of them, but most) are doing it to seem more acceptable, or to phase their friends/family into their gay-ness.