New Bisexual Flag Novels & Stories

He grabbed his bag and motioned for me to follow him out the locker room. "What's up?" He asked enthusiastically smiling. "This is gonna sound weird but I'm looking for this bracelet Seth gave me and it's really important. I was wondering if you saw it when you were in the bathroom earlier" I said to him "No I uh don't think I saw it. What does it look like?" He asked "It resembles the bisexual flag with rainbow colors at the ends" I said to him "No haven't seen it. So are you okay?" He asked me as we were in the hallways

Discretely, he signs to Naida alone, trying to hide his signs from Tritan. "It became widely known in Arctegatt that I am..." Finrir pauses, his face slightly flushed as he uses a sign that he knows Naida would recognize. Naida's face turns a deep shade of red, and in that instant, she realizes what sign Finrir used. He is bisexual, a concept not widely accepted in most merfolk communities. Naida understands the challenges Finrir must have faced in finding a bonded mate, as bonded pairs are not typically involved romantically or sexually.

"I mean, it wasn't obvious, even you, I didn't—" "Yea," she cut me off, still smiling. "When it comes to bisexuals and lesbians, you wouldn't easily see it by just looking at us." "I have to look deep within?" She nodded, "Hmm. But, there are also some bisexuals and lesbians who are very vocal about their gender identities, so you would easily know if they are one or not. And there are also some who keep their sexual identities secret. You know, there are still some people especially religious ones whose minds are not open enough for us."

The sheets were silk, cool against my bare skin as I sat down, my legs spread slightly, my pussy still throbbing from his touch. Baron stood before me, his eyes smoldering with desire, and gestured to the space beside him. "Sit down and watch," he commanded, his voice low and commanding. Confusion flickered through me, but before I could question him, Baron reached out and grabbed Leon's cock. My eyes widened as the realization dawned on me. They were bisexual. And not just bisexual—they were hot, confident, and completely unapologetic about it. A thrill shot through me at the thought of what was to come. Baron dropped to his knees in front of Leon, his hands gripping Leon's hips as he pulle

I asked “yeah. He's the BOY WITH LUV for you. Besides, I'm not ready to settle down with one girl yet and you don't look like you'd like to share your man so, I'm going back to the playboy life” “are you still gay? I heard you were gay” I said “I wasn't gay. I was bisexual” he answered “okay and by the use of past tense it means you're no longer bisexual right?” I asked again “yeah. Boys are too dangerous. My partners always try to kill me” he said humorously and we laughed “so Maxwell and Caleb were given a life sentence but Coloy was given a death sentence?” he asked and I nodded “so I heard” I said

Jackson raised his eyebrows, while Liam blinked in surprise, the corner of his mouth twitching between irritation and amusement. “Indulging in therapy now? Is that what we’re doing?” Liam asked, his voice teasing, but not cruel. “No,” Janet replied firmly. She sat straighter, her tone slipping into something sharper, wiser. “I’m saying people always reduce it to sex. Like it’s only about who you can drag into bed. But bisexuality is about affection, about attraction, about connection that doesn’t stop at lines people draw. It’s seeing someone, man, woman, or beyond—and wanting them not just for their body, but for the chaos and beauty they carry.”

"Thank you. I was worried you'd do something rash." "It was a stupid thing to say, and I'm glad you wouldn't let me do it." "Do you have a preference," Rhonda asked, "boy or girl?" "I liked both. Can't I have both a boyfriend and a girlfriend?" "I like both too," I laughed. "I have both. Just realize there will always be some people who don't accept your desire to be with both. Some people who don't think you should be with women like your parents, some militant lesbians who don't think you should be with men. They'll believe you can't make up your mind and can't accept your lesbian nature. Rhonda has told me it was hard being a lesbian, and she would wish your road was easier. It's hard eno