Welcome to Gaia! ::

I'm a Catholic also, and I remember having
this talk with my mom about my sexual orientation- she
thankfully is a very open minded woman, but I wasn't
questioning myself, it was just one of those 'talks'
and like she and my sister say: "The only way to know is to
test the waters" So experimenting is the sure way to do it basically----- and the best advice I can give you is if you do
end up talking to one of your friends about your situation- don't hint that it's you, say that one of your friends isn't
sure about their sexual orientation - and are having alot
of anxiety about it -because experimenting for that person is almost out of the question
due to their situation and they don't know what to do, and you
aren't sure what to tell them so you want to seek
the opinion of someone else-
Maybe go from there, and I wish you the best.


Oh, and another thing~ if you are gay/ bi and you decide to make
it known to your friends, some of them might leave you
because of their.... judemental opinions, or their 'ignorance' but you will have friends who support you- and it's that moment
that you'll know who your true friends are.. and you never
know- one of them might be in the same situation as you.