How can you stop being bisexual?

Answer 1

I do not think you can. What you need to do is love yourself for it. I understand it might be hard because I have autism and I hated having it but as the years went by, I learned the benifits from it and I learned to accept myself for it. And just ignore those who do not like it because they are not you and only you know who you should love.

Answer 2

There really is no way to 'stop' being bisexual. That's like if a heterosexual (straight) person woke up one day and decided to force them self into being attracted to the same sex. If you're bisexual, that's what you are. It doesn't define you as a person, but it does play a role in your life. If you think or know that you are attracted to both genders, accept it and don't let 'religion' say you can change. No one has the power to affect who they have chemistry with/ feelings for/ fall in love with. (I apologise for the long answer, but I feel it's necessary to include all the information stored within.)

Being bisexual does not prevent you being in a committed relationship. A heterosexual married man does not stop being attracted to other women it is simply that he has made the commitment to his wife not to act on or respond to his instinctive reactions - the same applies to her. When a bisexual person enters a committed relationship they will naturally still sometimes be attracted to both men and women that they encounter -but because they are in a committed relationship they choose not to act on those attractions. So falling in love with a person and entering into a committed relationship with that person would be one way in which a bisexual person could stop being bisexual.