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It's natural and healthy to want to open up, and if you're close with your brother and you trust him - then he seems like the perfect person to open up to, especially if he has some bi friends.

People always say you should talk to parents or teachers about these kind of things, and I think talking to someone older and more experienced is actually a good idea, but a lot of time older people can be awkward and a bit weird. Maybe if you know a "cool" teacher or someone you really trust then fine, but I otherwise I would probably say your brother is the best bet.

Good luck and let me know if there is anything I can help with I have gone through this kind of situation myself and it wasn't easy. Especially with other girls in my class to be honest!

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A. Non
A. Non commented
Thanks. The only older person I've told is my uncle. he's a lot more understanding and the only person I can really call family right now. I think I'm gonna write a note instead because I just realized I have no idea how I would actually tell him out loud. And thanks again for the advice :)
A. Non
A. Non commented
I put the letter in his room so he can see it when he gets home. I'm prepared for the worst, but I don't think it'll end too bad. Hopefully not anyways.
Amanda Layne
Amanda Layne commented
Cool, well done for being brave. I'm sure it will be perfectly fine. Please let me know how it goes! I wasn't so lucky to have much support. Everyone in my class found out about my sexuality when I was on a school trip and we were staying the night in a hotel. I tried to experiment with another girl but she rejected me and told the whole class and they judged me.. so I know how anxious you must be feeling

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