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As a bi blog, I mostly talk about issues that the bi community faces, but I’ve been seeing so much lesbophobia and lesbian erasure from toxic bisexuals lately that we need to address it.
lesbians are NOT biphobic.
the lesbian master doc is also not biphobic, and actually helps many bi femmes affirm their identities as well.
rather than fighting over existing media, we need to join forces and demand for the creation of more lesbian and bi representation in media overall.
just as certain issues are specific to the bi community, lesbians face certain issues that are specific to their identity, and deserve distinct lesbian spaces to talk about those issues separate from wlw circles.
finally, pitting our communities against one another is counterproductive; lesbians and bi femmes especially need to instead work together to address the misogyny within the larger LGBT+ community.
sending lots of love and solidarity!!
💗💜💙 x ❤️🧡🤍💗💜
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Photo credits to Vino Li (@vinomamba24 on Unsplash)
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mspec people need to stick together :)
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I just wanted to say as a side note, I know I’ve been guilty of using “bi, pan, etc..” in the past because I lacked the language to express multi gender attraction as a group of unique identities, but regardless of the reason, using expressions like that as well as “bi+” or “bi umbrella” erase mspec identities. I recently discovered the term mspec, and that’s what I will be using when referring to multi gender attracted people as a group from now on! :)
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Happy bi visibility day!! I hope you’ve all had a good week :)
Never forget that you are loved, you are seen, and your existence deserves to be celebrated.
💗💜💙
I made another PSA! I know that as a bi account this will either get ignored or hated on, but I’ve seen next to no one addressing this
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My bi flower garden part 2!
As we jump into fall (which is my favourite season) I wanted to share some more photos I took of my garden over the summer :)
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Maiden Pink
Lavender Mist Meadowrue
Butterfly bush (pink)
Happy Jack Clematis
Field Scabius
Butterfly bush (Himalayan?)
Sapphire indigo Clematis
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Send me an ask if you want a bi coloured drawing!💗💜💙
It’s estimated that bisexuals make up the largest part of the LGBTQ community, with the Williams Institute and Human Rights Campaign putting that number at around 50%. Despite this, bisexual people are often erased both from outside and within the LGBTQ community. Often we’re called ‘greedy’ or ‘confused’ or even faced with outlandish claims that we’re more likely to cheat or have an STI. So, on Bisexual Visibility Day, we’d like to confront some of the myths surrounding the ‘B’ within our community.
Educate yourself
hmm this ties in really well with my last post on bi erasure :/ almost as if constantly invalidating and erasing bi people’s identities makes us feel like ✨garbage✨
I don’t know why but lately I’ve been seeing more and more biphobia, and what hurts most is to see that most of it is coming from within the lgbtq+ community.
I apologize for not being as active on this account lately... first I know that I’m a bit late but happy pride, even if it’s a bit different this year!
The main reason that I haven’t been posting recently is because I have been taking this time to focus especially on BLM. I would like to take this time to remind everyone celebrating pride this month, to not forget the crucial contributions of black LGBT+ people to our movement, and to remember that we would not have pride if it wasn’t for them. I will be posting more about black LGBT+ activists and creators throughout the month.
I urge you to sign petitions, protest if you can do so safely, and to donate if you have the means. The first link I’ve included below has several resources including links to multiple petitions, donation sites (including ways to donate if you don’t have money), and educational tools. I’ve also included a link to one of the places that I’ve donated to that isn’t listed in the first site, the Okra project, which provides meals to the many people within the black trans community that suffer from food insecurity.
Wishing you all a happy, safe, and intersectional pride 💗💜💙
https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co
Ways To Help
https://www.theokraproject.com
The Okra Project
Reposting because this is important and no one saw it the first time...
I finally had a chance to get through some of my asks, so here’s a bi skull requested by @drawstuffandsarcasm !! I hope you like it :)
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Send me an ask if you want a bi coloured drawing! 💗💜💙
Welcome to my bi flower garden!
Bleeding Hearts
Cosmos
Fuchsia
Clementine Rose Columbine
Lilac
Black Barlow Columbine
Chives
Hydrangea
Iris
Lobelia
~💗💜💙~
I apologize for not being as active on this account lately... first I know that I’m a bit late but happy pride, even if it’s a bit different this year!
The main reason that I haven’t been posting recently is because I have been taking this time to focus especially on BLM. I would like to take this time to remind everyone celebrating pride this month, to not forget the crucial contributions of black LGBT+ people to our movement, and to remember that we would not have pride if it wasn’t for them. I will be posting more about black LGBT+ activists and creators throughout the month.
I urge you to sign petitions, protest if you can do so safely, and to donate if you have the means. The first link I’ve included below has several resources including links to multiple petitions, donation sites (including ways to donate if you don’t have money), and educational tools. I’ve also included a link to one of the places that I’ve donated to that isn’t listed in the first site, the Okra project, which provides meals to the many people within the black trans community that suffer from food insecurity.
Wishing you all a happy, safe, and intersectional pride 💗💜💙
https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co
Ways To Help
https://www.theokraproject.com
The Okra Project
International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia