Think about your past crushes. Who were they on?

People of different genders, including my own.

Mostly one gender, with one or two surprises.

Someone asks your celebrity crush. What happens?

I name a few, and they're different genders.

I name one, but think of someone of another gender too.

I name someone, always the same gender.

When you meet someone attractive, does their gender change how you feel?

Not really. It's about the person.

A bit, but I can feel it for more than one gender.

I don't really feel that pull often.

Yes, I only feel it for one gender.

Have you ever wanted to date someone of your own gender AND someone of another gender at different times?

I think so, though I didn't act on it.

How do you feel when a film shows a same-gender couple and a different-gender couple?

I can picture myself in either story.

One feels more like me, but the other isn't impossible.

I don't really picture myself in either.

Have you ever been told your feelings are "just a phase"?

Yes, and it annoyed me, because they're real.

Once, and it made me doubt myself.

Picture your future partner. Who is it?

It depends who I fall for. Their gender could be anything.

Probably one gender, but I'm open.

Have you had feelings for a friend that felt like more than friendship?

Yes, friends of different genders.

Yes, once, and it surprised me.

Only with friends of one gender.

How does the word "bisexual" feel when you imagine it describing you?

It might fit, or something close like pan.

Your attraction to different genders feels...

Real for more than one, even if not always equal.

Stronger for one, but there for another too.

When you daydream about a kiss, who's there?

It changes. Different genders at different times.

Usually one gender, sometimes another.

I don't daydream about that much.

Do you worry you're "not gay enough" or "not straight enough"?

Yes, I feel stuck in the middle.

You find out a friend is bi. What's your first thought?

"That's great, but it's not me."

Have you ever liked someone mainly for their personality, whatever their gender?

Yes, gender just isn't the main thing for me.

No, gender matters a lot to me.

How would you feel about going to an LGBT+ youth group?

I'd love to. I think I'd fit in.

Great it exists, but not for me.

Why are you taking this quiz?

I'm pretty sure I'm bi and wanted to see.

I think I like more than one gender, but I'm not sure.

I'm fairly sure I like one gender, just checking.

Quiz · 16 questions · about 4 min

Am I Bisexual?

Take this quiz to find out!

16 honest questions about who you fancy. See whether your feelings point to one gender or more.

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Bisexual means being attracted to people of your own gender and other genders^[1]. That attraction doesn't have to be equal, and it can feel different at different times. Only you can decide which word fits, if any^[1]. Answer honestly and see where your answers lean. Nothing you pick is saved.

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The questions

Your result

Add up your points: in every question the first answer scores 3 points, the second 2, the third 1 and the fourth 0. Your total (0 to 48) matches one of the results below. This quiz helps you think things through; it is not a diagnosis.

36 to 48 points
You're probably bisexual!
Your answers show attraction to your own gender and other genders, which is what bisexual means^[1]. It doesn't have to be 50/50, and it's not a phase or a halfway point. Only you decide if the word fits. If you want to talk, an LGBT+ youth group can help^[2].
24 to 35 points
You might be bisexual or pansexual!
Your answers lean towards more than one gender, even if one feels stronger. Some people call this bisexual; others say pansexual (attracted to people of all genders) or queer, or use no label at all^[1]. It's normal for your label to change later^[1].
13 to 23 points
You're still figuring it out, and that's okay!
Your answers are a mix, or you don't feel much attraction right now. Some people call this questioning^[1]. If you rarely feel attraction to anyone, words like asexual might fit. Try our Am I Asexual? quiz. There's no deadline^[1].
0 to 12 points
You're probably attracted to one gender!
Your answers point to attraction to one gender. Want to explore which one fits? Try our Am I Gay? quiz. Feelings can stay the same or change over time, and both are normal^[1].

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Words people use to describe their sexuality

There's no single right way to describe yourself, and nobody should push a label on you^[1]. These words are from The Proud Trust's list, as published by NHS Healthier Together^[1].

Bisexual: Someone attracted to people of their own gender and other genders.^[1]
Pansexual: Someone attracted to people of all genders.^[1]
Queer: An umbrella word some people use for their gender, sexuality or both. Some people still use it as an insult, which is LGBT-phobia.^[1]
Questioning: Someone who is unsure about, or exploring, their sexuality or gender.^[1]
Gay: Someone attracted to people of the same gender.^[1]
Straight (heterosexual): Someone attracted to people of a different gender.^[1]

References

Find an LGBT+ youth group or helpline (NHS London list)

Am I Bisexual?

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Your result

You're probably bisexual!

You might be bisexual or pansexual!

You're still figuring it out, and that's okay!

You're probably attracted to one gender!

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