@ohthestruggle2015,
How I labelled myself at 17 wasn't how I labelled myself then at 19, 21, 22, and now at 44.
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It changes. Consequently, as I do now I simply describe myself as 'sexual.' The concept of fixed genetic sexual orientations was thought up by a lunatic german in 1882 where his orientaiton was the normal acceptable one, and everyone else's was a mental disorder. So take the idea of sexual orientations with an entire shaker of salt.
Can experiment sexually with guys, decide you don't like it and be 'heterosexual.' Without experimentation you'll never know for sure if that's your 'thing.' Similarly, you may think it's a good fit (so to speak hehe) for you right nw, and in 10 years change your mind.
But ultimately, how we define our sexuality seems more about other people than the one with the label. It's like something people use to convince themselves their thing is normal, and other peoples' thing is abnormal. It's the whole us vs them mentality. "I'm this, and you're that. But my thing is the majority and thus normal, your thing is the minority and thus abnormal."
But in fact that the normal and abnormal have coexisted all along reveals the reality - both are just as normal despite popularity.