Relationship with bisexual woman

My social circle is fairly progressive but I've seen snide comments on Facebook about bisexuals being greedy or indecisive, and I've struggled with slapping them down without outing myself. Petersburg, Florida, but then I was too feminine to be taken seriously as a potential partner in a lesbian relationship. Because of this, I was too focused on trying to better understand where I fit on the spectrum as far as my sexuality is concerned, to seriously date. Women are soft, mostly gentle, and almost always attentive partners. Equality comes when no one even points out the difference anymore. Except no one wanted me to be bisexual except my now husband.

This is the same as straight or gay people being attracted to other members of one sex. Not always sure about that. There is no reason to be paranoid. And, for most of our relationship, all it's really meant is making some past relationships with women make a whole lot more sense. You should not try to be more macho or more feminine. I know nothing is that simple, but it's kind of Frostian:

I think this is part of the reason I want to so fiercely claim my bisexuality now. If not, respectfully decline his attempt to kiss you by simply telling him that you are not interested. Within every lesbian community there exists a tale as old as time, a proverb as common as it is contentious: When I began dating a man who is now my husband and told my gay female friends, the response was, as you might imagine — but I hadn't imagined — not positive.