I don't know anything about your circumstances, ages, experiences, etc. But I do know that sometimes people realize things about themselves they didn't know before. I thought I was straight until I was in college, my girlfriend didn't say she was a lesbian until a year ago. Maybe she considered herself a lesbian because she wasn't attracted to any of the men she saw... and then she saw one she found attractive...

What matters is whether or not this changes your relationship. Do you still love her? Does she still love you? Can you be happy together? That's what counts.

She didt change herself she just discovered a part of herself she didn't know was there before. Sexuality is fluid, but maybe she needs your support now as she discovers this more than anything else.

I've been with my partner for almost 5 years now (an opposite sex relationship) and I didn't realize that I was bisexual until about a year and a half ago. Any changes it has caused in our relationship have been for the better, although for your relationship it might not change anything at all. I think could be a big deal for her because she is discovering something new about herself but I don't think it is something detrimental to your relationship. Obviously this is all just my opinion which I have drawn from my own personal experience. I hope it all turns out well

I think it depends on what she expects to change with this admittance. Does she want men to date? In the bedroom? Keep your communication open. good luck.

this relationship has now ended due to lies and cheating with men

I am Bi but been in a relationship with a man for 10 years now after so long he found out slowly that I was Bi and now he worries about both hitting on me she should have told you but probably didn't want to hurt your feelings maybe

personally, i wouldnt be okay with it. it would scare me shitless.. but thats me. i have a history with this sort of thing thats why i would be scared

As long as you're the only one for her it doesn't really matter. That's my opinion.