I mean, if you aren't certain you're really straight or gay, then why not try it? Just be honest about it.
If we've learned anything about human sexuality, it's that it isn't just a small collection of holes to peg into (heh). It's not even a slider between to extremes, really, but that's close enough for most things.
Some folks are juuuust far enough away from one end of the slider or the other that there may be situations or specific people where they aren't exclusively hetero or homo. But, it's also not something they'd ever know for sure without a chance to try it.
Hell, ngl, there were a few years there that I wondered.
You grow up back in the eighties, and you get fed this backside narrative that if you're straight, the gay stuff is just disgusting, and you'll hate even the idea of it, much less seeing it
Well, not me. I had gay friends as far back as jr high. And they were way cooler than the usual assholes.
Get into high school, and know a guy that can get fake IDs. I'm a big, hairy bastard by the time I can drive, so me and my gay bros (including a lesbian, but she was totally a bro in any realistic sense of that term) went to the city to a gay club to see a drag show. Which, a few years later, I ended up working as a bouncer there, but that's off topic.
So, I'm seeing dudes making out, there's a threesome going on in the bathroom at one point, there was a back hall where dudes would suck each other off, and I took a peek out of curiosity and got offered head.
But, wait, I'm not disgusted by any of it. I'm supposed to be; if you're straight, it just bothers you.
Obviously, that's bullshit, but I didn't know that.
But, I did know that I never encountered anyone that offered to do anything with me that I wanted to do anything with. Never ran into a dude I was at all attracted to.
So, I really did wonder if maybe I wasn't straight, just really picky or something. Never tried anything, though there was one person I thought maaaaybe it would work out. Back then, you had what were called cross dressers, as opposed to actual drag queens. They'd "serve real fish". And one of those gals was 100% a smoke show. But, by then, I was working there, and wouldn't have done anything if she offered.
So, time passed and I figured out that being disgusted by what other people do isn't something you're born with. It's learned, more or less. Which meant that it was a good thing I'd never tried it, I guess.
But, if someone wants to figure that kind of thing out by doing it? Rock on, as long as you aren't being underhanded about it. You know, don't make promises, don't lie, be up front about what your goal is.