Should I come out?

I cannot come out to my family, and I cannot come out to my close friends. I never plan on coming out to these people (because I feel like my friends will treat me differently even if they don't mean to, and I can't even imagine how my family would react...because I'm bisexual it'll be easy to hide it, tough luck if I fall for a woman in the end, though), but I really need to tell someone. I know a friend, she's a good friend but not a "close" friend per say, and I know she's really involved in the LGBTQ+ community, and I want to tell her because I want to tell [i]someone[/i].

Should I do it? I'm afraid I'll regret it.

[b]Edit: [/b]I really appreciate all your responses. Thank you. ❤️

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Elandra77

Tell her. Life is far to short not to be truer to yourself and to not be who you wish to be. You are who you are and how you are and you need make no excuses for that.

She may be just the one that could ease you into telling your friends.

When we lie someone, or love someone we come to adore their heart, mind and soul-that is their essence and being. No matter how you relate or how you come out as that has not changed. If your friends liked you for those reasons they need to understand you are still you . Give them time. If they can't then they may not truly be good friends.