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I've been thinking a lot about my sexuality lately, and honestly, it's been kind of confusing. I've had feelings for different people at different times, but none of the usual labels feel quite right. I like the idea of putting a name on it because it might help me understand myself better, but at the same time, I don't want to box myself in or feel pressured to fit into a category.

Sometimes it feels like everyone around me has it all figured out, and I'm just here trying to make sense of my own feelings. The whole process is a bit overwhelming, especially when I wonder if I’m supposed to pick a label now or if it’s okay to just be in this in-between space for a while.

Has anyone else gone through this? How did you handle the uncertainty? Is it really necessary to have a label to feel valid or understood? I’d love to hear your thoughts and experiences with this kind of confusion or exploration.

It sounds like you’re really in that space where exploration feels more important than labels, and honestly, that’s totally okay. I’ve been there too—feeling all these different attractions and not quite fitting into any neat category. Sometimes just sitting with that uncertainty, without rushing to define it, gave me the freedom to understand myself more deeply over time.

Labels can be helpful tools, but they’re not rules or boxes you have to live inside forever. It’s perfectly valid to be “in-between” or just figuring things out at your own pace. The most important thing is honoring your feelings as they come, without pressure to have everything figured out right now. You’re definitely not alone in this journey.

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