If you're sixteen, odds are pretty good that you should spend a couple years thinking about it before you DO anything. That's especially true when you're talking about something as fundamental to most people's perception of you as gender--while it's increasingly possible to come out, safely, as gay when you're young, it's not quite so likely that your parents or friends will receive "I want to be a gay man" with perfect equanimity. Think. Read. Think more. Find internet communities where you can connect with people who feel and think similarly.
Livejournal is one site with thriving gay and transgender (that is, females who want to be male-bodied, males who want to be female-bodied, and a whole array of people in between) communities, and it can be a lot easier to talk openly about this stuff with people who aren't sitting right in front of you.
One good resource for thinking through some of this is Kate Bornstein's My Gender Workbook. It's not exactly cheap, but you can find it on Amazon, and it's for sure worthwhile.
If you can connect with a counselor (think secular, not religious, in most cases) who is supportive, they can also be a very good resource.
So... realistically, especially as young as you are, be careful who you tell. But don't feel as if you have to go it alone. You're not the only one of us out there.
And do remember that safe sex is the only way to go if you want to experiment.
? if you're straight then you are only attracted to the oppsoite sex but if you are bisexuaL you are attracted to both sexes male and female,i hope i helped,
Male attracted only to other males = gay Female attracted to only to other females = gay Male attracted only to females = straight Female attracted only to males = straight Male attracted to both females and males = bi Female attracted to both females and males = bi Male attracted to all genders (male, female, cis, trans, androgynous, intersex, ect) = pan Female attracted to all genders (male, female, cis, trans, androgynous, intersex, ect) = pan Attraction =/= actions. If you're male and aren't attracted to the males you're having these liaisons with, you're straight. HOWEVER, sexuality is not solid static thing. If you think you're gay and would like to label yourself as gay, that is perfectly fine. Who's to tell you what you really are? That's your job. Edit: good answer - clearly written - straight (no pun intended !) to the point.
If your female cat is fixed aund another male cat is not fixed your female cat should not be attracted to the male cat but the male cat could be attracted to your female cat. ;)
No... but i'm attracted to your utters
it means that a female is sexually attracted to another female
A lesbian is a female who is only attracted to other females, however a bisexual can be male or female and is attracted to both genders.
Attracted to the opposite sex.Meaning if you're a male you like females,and if you're a female you like males.Also called hetero(sexual).Opposite is homo(sexual), or queer.
straight is just a label for being completely attracted to the opposite sex. The preferred term is Heterosexual, whether referring to male or female. As stated above, the term straight is just a label used to describe the sexual attraction of one person to the opposite sex, nothing more.
If your female friend has sexual fantasies about you, she is likely attracted to you.
Hit it. I am attracted to girls for their butts too.
From my experiences as an Asian male I'm pretty sure that they aren't. I'm a white female and i am very attracted to Asian guys, just i thought they would not be attracted to me. I had many white girlfriends over the years and I am Asian. Asian guys are awesome, and all the ones at my school date white girls.
* Since you are her best friend you would know if she is bisexual or has lesbian tendencies and if not, then don't risk telling her your feelings as it will cause tension in your relationship. Straight is straight!