I am also bisexual. I’m so happy for you and your family that you can share that.
I knew at a young age and hated that part of me because of the religion I was born/raised in. It wasn’t until I was an adult that I could claim it for myself. I’m not open with many people about it, not that I’m ashamed, but I’m just a private person. I could never tell my parents but I’m ok with that.

I can't relate even though I'm bi. I knew art age 9-10 . Having family accept me, not even

My husband knew he was bi for a long time, probably a decade before he fully accepted it. It took me accepting it for him to let go of his internalized shame.

Acceptance is a beautiful thing.

It’s several years for me, and I still struggle to accept myself. But it’s much better than denial. Just stay around people who accept and support you ?

Takes time.Congrats.

Life is a journey full of discovery and acceptance for all people. I'm glad your parents were more open minded than mine. I know mine would react just the opposite of yours. Only one person knows off this web site that I'm gay.

I speak from personal experience. Once one accepts oneself, it's extremely freeing. I've never had a problem coming out to my family/friends, but I struggled with who I was in this regard. Once I finally accepted that yes, I'm bisexual, I felt so much better. I hope that you feel better now as well.

That's actually great. Some take much longer. I'm glad your situation was positive. Congrats!