Bi-curious isn’t necessarily a term that you’ll find in a dictionary, but it’s a word that some people use to describe an attraction – “being inquisitive or curious about same sex relationships”. Girls who identify themselves as “bi-curious” might say they’re openly attracted and interested in having a sexual relationship with another girl, but they don’t label themselves as lesbian, gay, or bi-sexual.
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