Guess I"m confused then .......
You're never really confused, you are just stuck on labels. We think you described yourself as Bi, but only you know the actual truth. If you think girls will never be enough for you even though they still turn you on, I say call yourself gay if you want to, if it makes you feel more comfortable. I guess it is more problematic the other way around, but as long as you don't attack other's sexuality it should be okay either way.
Bisexuality has a problem in that it can easily be treated as "invisible", but I think it's as simple as Rockhard76 said, "If the ladies don't do anything for you sexually, then you are gay" (if guys still do). I think that definition is just science. However, I feel like you can still be obsessed or infatuated by someone and not be sexually attracted to them, and I think that can be confusing for some people... but I think deep down inside you know, you just have to ignore the noise of what everyone else says for you. The labels they want to give you.
The only complicated part is people's comfort-level with labels, how vocal they want to be about their attractions to non-binary genders and trans-people. (Because if a person wants to say they are attracted to Trans as well, then they are "Pansexual") I know some people don't like to call themselves "Bisexual" because it always sounds complicated and like you need to give some more detailed explanation (or worse, like you are trying to look trendy), so for a while I didn't and in the long run it just caused problems for me (in relationships... friends mostly got over it). However, really one just has to live their truth. Personally, I feel like the more truly gay and straight people I've been around, met, and befriended/dated, the more I feel like they have more in common with each other than a Bisexual person does to either. (I don't mean relationships don't work, not at all, but I feel like our viewpoints can truly be completely different and sometimes really incomprehensible at a basic level)