Novel & Cerita Bisexual Characters

He was my best friend and my first love. The only one who came close to my feelings for Zak was Charlie. Her real name is Charlotte, but she hates that name. She’s been Charlie since she was three. It was a nickname from her grandfather and she wouldn’t respond to any other name. Charlie was like a sister to me until I turned thirteen and noticed how beautiful she was. Her raven black hair flowed in gentle waves down her back and perfectly framed her olive toned skin and gray eyes. Charlie’s petite frame was lithe and curvy, her full breasts and hips giving the perfect amount of femininity to her slim, muscled body. Her full-lips were always in a pout, one that I have fantasized to have

“You love and desire each other, which in a small town like Havermouth is a problem.” “It’s hard enough to be a human and bisexual in Havermouth,” Cameron said uncomfortably. “Without being bisexual in the pack. They don’t even want to think about it.” “We were trying to work out how to come out,” Rhett confessed. “When you started school.” “And suddenly you were a bisexual Triquetra with a human mate,” she felt a twist of pain in her ribs. And she had threatened to out them. It was no wonder that Heath had wanted an equalizer. “I am sorry. That would have been… hard.”

“I still wanna know, bisexual women feel both dick and pussy, right?” Joe was drunk, talking in Zahn's face. “Now, people claim that lesbians don't feel dick at all. How's that possible?” Zahn looked at him like he was annoying her. “That's cause they don't.”

The start of us. We spent the next few weeks getting to know each other, and it wasn't long before I realized that their connection went deeper than friendship. They were both bisexual, and not in the casual, maybe-this-is-a-phase kind of way. They were open about it, comfortable in their skin and in their attraction to each other as well as to women. It was part of what made their friendship so strong. They didn't need to hide anything from each other; they embraced it. It made everything about them magnetic.

He asked. “Nothing. I’m sorry.” I apologized before eventually grabbing my cup and taking a sip of soda. “I just want you to know that there’s a high percentage of people who have identified as bisexual who really came out as gay later in their life. There’s really like a low percent of actual bisexual people.” I elaborated. “That’s fine with me. I’m really okay if I’m gay, I mean, there’s nothing wrong about it right?” He went on and that kind of got me to the core. Zach’s just the nicest person you’ll ever know and I can’t say anything wrong about him.

It doesn’t have to mean it’s over. Maybe he was bisexual. That had to be it. Lake was anything but feminine. He possessed a grounded masculinity that always set him apart. He wasn’t soft or dramatic or flamboyant, he wasn’t like that. No, it had to be Kairos. Kairos was the problem, the one confusing everything. Lake wasn’t gay. He couldn’t be.

I cock my head and raise my eyebrows at Delia, letting her handle this one. “It’s okay, Bridgette,” Delia says, giving her a big smile. “I’m actually bisexual, though Emma here,” she gives her girlfriend a big smile, “is a lesbian. And yes, it’s possible for women to be mated to each other – it’s not a strictly biological function.” “No mating bond has snapped into place between us,” Emma picks up. “But that doesn’t mean it won’t. And it doesn’t mean that we won’t love each other if we doesn’t.”

More gasps filled the air and they all stared at me like I had committed murder. "Yes!" I shouted on top of my voice. "I was bisexual for a year. I was just having fun and wanted to know what it felt like to be touched by a girl. But after that year, I stopped and went back to the opposite gender. I must say that dick is a good thing!" I exclaimed, mirroring the looks of a mad person.

I greeted, trying not to sound too conspicuous while I was already drooling for him. "Hey, didn't know that you and Peyton are..." Jasper got up and politely greeted me back. "Yes, we're special friends, and looks like you're about to be one too and an impressive one at that," I said while circling Jasper then touches his shoulder. "Don't, I'm not..." "Gay? me too, I'm bisexual and it's so much fun." Jasper pushed me away with less force for someone who doesn't want to get involved with a man.

And I watched as tears dropped from his eyes. I exhaled slowly. “I’m bisexual. Does that make you feel better?” He didn't reply for a while, and his head snapped toward me. “What?” “I’m attracted to both men and women,” I repeated calmly. “So no, I don’t have a problem accepting you. Even if no one ever accepts you, I will.” Ethan smiled broadly. “Okay.” I looked at him, and we both enjoyed the silence for a while. “By the way, there’s something we haven’t talked about,” I said, bringing up the conversation naturally.