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Input: My girlfriend publicly came out as bisexual around a week ago, and I was really pissed. I told her she should have told me before telling everyone else because I had a right to know first.

We got in an argument about it, and I told her I wanted to break up. Why would she randomly come out as bisexual now? Something must have triggered it. She must have hooked up with a girl or something, so I called her a cheating whore (I kinda regret that), and then she started acting all crazy and yelling at me and calling me an asshole and stuff.

Also, it's basically a fact that bisexual women are really horny all the time, and if I stayed with her, she would have probably ended up cheating on me. If she cheated on me with a girl, that would be embarrassing as fuck. People would take the piss out of me for it. My friends would never let me live it down.

A few days later, I started regretting my decision a little because she's quite hot, so I texted her and told her that I'd be open to getting back together with her as long as she promised to never cheat on me with a woman, and that if she was attracted to a woman that I'd be open to having a threesome with her and that woman so that she could get it out of her system.

She started getting angry again and acted like a crazy bitch and told me to go fuck myself.

I'm really pissed because I feel like I was being perfectly reasonable, and I even offered her an alternative to breaking up, yet she's acting like I'm the one in the wrong and like I'm a bad person or something. And our mutual friends are probably gonna take her side because everyone usually believes women over men which sucks.

AITA?


breaking up with my girlfriend after she came out as bisexual