Probably yes. I think each person has their own experience with sexuality and whatever is true for them is the truth, is valid. How they label it is up to them in my opinion. I never use the term bi-curious, I usually use bisexual. I guess bi-curious is someone who thinks they are attracted to the same sex, but isn’t sure if it is going to feel right, so they pursue it, and then decide it isn’t for them? I don’t know, I tend more to like the idea of not limiting oneself to a certain sex, and pursuing whomever they find attractive and interesting at the time. Why does it have to be us declaring what gender we are attracted to? Do we declare in the same way we are black curious? Or, Asian curious? I understand because of society today we need to label it. And, I never feel attracted to women in a romantic way, although I find women beautiful, attractive, and feel a bond with women I don’t feel with men. Watching the olympics I could not take my eyes off of some of the women they were so unbelievable, their bodies and grace. I never feel that way about men. So, people can be very straight or very gay I guess, but there is a whole bunch of in-between.