Wow, guess who just came out to her parents as bi?
Yay me *insert sarcasm at its worst*
And guess what the answer was? 
There is no such thing as biuality, you can't be attracted to both genders. It's only cause you're unsure.
Or you don't to admit that you're straight or gay, you're scared. It's only a trend. Maybe you just haven't found the right guy yet.
You lacked a strong male idol (or whatsoever), but don't worry you'll find the right man and one day you'll realize that it was only a phase.

Phase bull yeah?! I spent about 4 and a half years struggling with my uality, questioning it - I will know what I am! Or am I wrong?
This whole talk was so ing annoying and I always thought they'd accept me as bi, but no, it doesn't exist.
And hey, thank you for telling (or trying to tell) me who I am and who I will be and who I'm supposed to be. 
And no I'm not biual/lesbian/'confused' because I lacked a parental male figure and ended up admiring my mother too much
(Which is why I think a woman is the ideal person - and I don't like men)
And they've also made it quite clear that I should end up coming home with a man. Because, lesbians are ugly and they are always depressed.
Yeah, thanks for the moral boost.
Oh, and since we're at it - don't come home with anyone ugly - yeah thanks, totally encouraging 
And now they think they should be worried about me and I feel like crying all over again. Oh who am I kidding, I am

I don't even see the point of this anymore. I'm so ing done with everything.
And yes I know I have to give them time, I will - but they had already three years and I'm  just so ing angry and disappointed.
Now excuse my senseless rant, while I'll go kill my ears, listening to rock music and  feel miserable.