Every single sexual prefrence other then straight is misunderstood. Those idiotic homophobics don't bash on gays for nothing... same goes for all other sexual prefrences.

What I'm sick of are those ppl who r always saying if your a girl it's ok (girl on girl action) but if your a guy that's gross. it shouldn't matter, and for those ppl who don't even support it at all well what I say is if you have feelings for someone or love someone it shouldn't matter what there pyshical body is, but there soul, so we have to love them for who they are. were all humans. (most of us anyway :p ) so I think bisexual and gay is just labels. anyone no matter how straight you are could possibly fall for the same sex, and same if your gay you could fall for the opposite sex. not always likely but always possible

Good overperspectives only drag on until you admit the truth, Good God I've heard very weird stories, like a guy who wished he was a girl just so he could be lesbian. Yeah, on and on, I know a bi girl, but she has a boyfriend. Uhhh...yeah, whatever

I disagree.

I'm willing to agree with him. Though I doubt very much I'll fall for another male. *Comforts heartbroken Hobo*

The prospect of reading almost a hundred posts scares the willies out of me, even if it's a great subject, so I'll just answer the original question by saying I respect bisexual people as being people who are physically attracted to members of both sexes. Hetero- and homosexual people often get confused when they find themselves attracted to a member of the unexpected sex, but I know that's fine and normal, so it makes perfect sense that there's a vast middle ground to cover between the two monosexual extremes.

That said, I don't think for one instant there aren't swarms of people calling themselves bisexual to get attention. They probably believe themselves, too. I'm positive I know a few.

EDIT:
It's not so much that it's a possibility for any given person. It's more that there's a possibility, because it happens so often in a large number of people, that one might be susceptible to the same anomaly. It's just tricky to know whether it's a possibility or not unless it actually happens.

That's AS Statistics 1 talking. Sheesh.