Bi Gender Novels & Stories

I said carefully, “does that mean... are you both... bi?” Doug gave a small nod, but it was Jennifer who responded. “We’ve shared a few men over the years. Doug realized he was bisexual a while ago, and we started exploring that side of ourselves together. Sometimes with couples. Sometimes with single partners. It’s not a free-for-all. It’s intentional. Consensual. Sexy as hell.” She glanced toward Doug and smiled. “With me, he usually submits. But with men… he leans dominant.” The firelight danced across her features, softening her face. My panic began to untangle, replaced by something warmer. Heavier. A quiet hunger I hadn’t let myself feel in years.

Kai chuckled, "Well, River has always seemed like a girl to you, but they're actually non-binary." Brandon's eyes widened further, "I don't know what that is either." Kai smiled patiently, "It means River doesn't identify as strictly male or female." Brandon's face lit up, "Is it like a superpower of transformation? Cool!" His enthusiasm was infectious, and the group couldn't help but laugh at his innocence. "Let's just go with that," Kaitlyn said, a hint of amusement in her voice. Their attention turned to Eddie, who looked unsure, his eyes fixed on the ground. He refused to meet their gaze, his shoulders slumped in defeat.

A few minutes later, we are eating when he throws a question at me. "If you don't mind, tell me about you?" I shrug, not knowing where to begin, but he assisted. "Um, any friends back at home? Girlfriend?" "I am so gay. Not Bi, Pan, nor Omni, but pure gay." His brows raise as a ghostly smile settles on his lips. "That's very clear, queen. I'm Bi, by the way." He's laughing. Oh, I know. "Yeah, that was pretty clear too." I point out and he laughs aloud, gathering a few attention on us.

“My life is complicated enough.” “Sure,” Trey said, disappointed but understanding why. If his quirks hadn’t tended to out themselves, wouldn’t he have tried to pass for one or the other? Sometimes being bi felt the same as believing in Santa Claus. People assumed he was actually gay and trying to pretend. “Look, you mind if I join you on that side of the fence? I feel silly talking through it this way.”

She answered. Character?. What exactly was it, so far all I could pick up from her was the tomboy vibe. Was she perhaps gay?. She burst out in laughter shocking me. "I'm not gay nor lesbian, I'm actually bisexual. You know, BI." She answered, shocking me. By chance was I saying all that out loud?. She sighed softly and shook her head. "You weren't saying it out loud." She answered. "Wait, what!?" I asked in nearly a scream.

I asked with caution to confirm my hunch. Thankfully, Len was open about her gender identity. With a soft smile on her face, she shook her head. "No, I'm a bisexual. Just like Geraldine. We are attracted to both genders; opposite and same-sex." My mouth formed an "o" upon hearing her confirm it. So, they were a part of that LGBTQ+ community and they were categorized as bisexuals. They were attracted to both genders. "But I didn't expect Geraldine was one," I uttered. "I mean, it wasn't obvious, even you, I didn't—"

I shook my head. "I'll go tomorrow......I'm trying to get myself back," I replied. She nodded in understanding. "Felix isn't home?" She asked. I shook my head. "I've been meaning to ask you a question. Do you like......Girls?" She asked. I looked up at her. I sighed. "I'm not gay, I'm bi. I know my sexual orientation. It's just that I haven't tried anything with a girl before. I felt like it's not gonna be nice for me," I sighed.

He was confused about many things. It was the day when Joseph was with Yuki studying books about humans in Yuki's library. Joseph was having fun while reading about humans and their realm when he came across a page about LGBTQ+. That topic seemed a little more interesting than anything else to Joseph. So, he read further about it. LGBTQ+ was lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and other. Joseph was confused. What did it even mean that people have different types of gender? Weren't there supposed to be only males and females? It was written that, in the human realm, it was legal for a boy to marry a boy and a girl to marry a girl. Also, a human could be bisexual. That is, they could l

"Good thing I have another gay friend." "Grayson is gay?" Blake chokes on his drink and I nod surprised. "You didn't know?" I ask and he shakes his head, "he's bisexual but that technically means he's gay so ya." I see Blake grin a little before it disappears. "You two would be even better! You two would literally kill girls when you tell them you're both gay and dating! I can just picture it now and boy is it funny!" "Seriously Bianca?" Blake asks and I nod.

He points out and I can see the look of conflict in his eyes, like he’s struggling with something. “Sexuality doesn't matter.” I say with a light shrug of my shoulders. Olga, Kuzma, Ilya, and probably Irina know that I also fuck men and women. I’m Bi and I enjoy and like being that, so why does it matter if anyone frowns upon it?