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@beautiful-bab
My bisexuality is like an ocean.
It ebbs and flows as if it were alive unto itself.
Each day brings something new and exciting, it is everchanging and fluid.
It has depths even I have yet to explore.
It feels vast and whole and comforting.
I just don't understand how someone could look at something with so much life and depth and find it limiting
twittwr users just reached 2013
this is their response LMAOOOO
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The different types of pansexuals are:
-Bisexual with internalized biphobia/wants to escape biphobia.
-Bisexual but talked into identifying as pan/taught biphobic views of bisexuality.
-Straight but wants to feel special.
-Straight but kinky and somehow that translates to being pan.
-Straight woman but misinterprets finding women aesthetically pleasing as attraction.
-Gay with internalized homophobia/wants to escape homophobia.
-Gay but talked into identifying as pan/taught that homosexuality is bigoted.
-Straight/Gay but identifies as pan because they'd date a trans person (of the sex they're attracted to).
“the split attraction model doesnt exist” you’re in love with every one-night stand you have? you say a sexy person and you immediately want to elope with them and have 2.5 children? how can you say the split attraction model doesnt exist when you experience the difference between sexual attraction and romantic attraction every single day?
You do realize that sexual attraction isn’t who you immediately want to fuck right? Sexual attraction is the gender that you’re attracted to. Granted this term was created when people equated/conflated sex characteristics with gender, but sexual attraction is not about fucking.
If you’re romantically attracted to someone, that is sexual attraction. If you have a harmless silly crush, that’s sexual attraction. If you are capable of liking people in a manner more intense than platonic (if you are capable of being in love) that’s sexual attraction, even if you don’t want to have sex (at the moment or ever).
sex + spirit + harmony
here’s the bi pride flag using colors from gilbert baker’s original pride flag 💗💜💙 (inspired by this and this)
Beautiful ✨
Bisexual is the only valid mspec label. All of the other ones are just different flavors is bisexuality. Learn to get over your internalized biphobia if you identify as pan/omni/whatever else.
Thanks for proving my point! You’re internalized biphobia is shining with these tags.
Bisexuals do not have to have a preference. Some do, some don’t. They are still all bisexual. The only thing that makes a bisexual person bisexual is having both same sex attraction and opposite sex attraction. Anything else doesn’t matter. Trying to push the idea that all bisexuals have to have a preference is incredibly biphobic.
Also, the fact you can’t even come up with a different definition for omni and pan is laughable. “They are similiar” Right you are! Wanna know why? Because they are all the same. You’re just biphobic.
Thanks for being a fool on my post, have a good one.
YOU ONLY KEEP ONE BULL
(Originally published in Comics For Choice)
And the rest, my darlings, are meat.
I'm gonna say something and it's probably gonna make some people on here pretty unhappy but that's what I do on a regular basis simply being bisexual so fuck it
I think that were it not for the pansexual label becoming mainstream and popularized predicated on the idea that, unlike all other sexualities, it included trans and nonbinary people, we would not be seeing nearly this much useless discourse about who can and can't be attracted to trans and nonbinary people outside of explicitly transphobic circles.
Anyone who gets upset with a lesbian for saying the word dyke is a cop
When my mother forgets a word, she is the queen of coming up with new words. Words that would take a third National Treasure movie to fully decipher. I was talking to her yesterday, and she said this: ”You know the time for los jibbities is coming up. You must be so excited!” Oh, is it time for los jibbities already? I must have missed it on my calendar. Are we celebrating something? “Of course! We should all be celebrating, shouldn’t we?” OK, so los jibbities is a happy thing. It’s not like something is giving you the heebie-jeebies, which would have been my one and only guess. “Los heebie-jeebies? Now you’re making things up...and this is my show.” You’re right. The time for los jibbities is coming up. Is this a season? “Yes, the season for love. The season for pride.” OK, los jibbities. “Yeah, sound it out.” Los…jibbities. LGBTs! “Sí, mira cuz you’re gay!” “You couldn’t just say pride season? You couldn’t just… *laughs*
LOS JIBBITIES
As a fellow speaker of both English and Spanish I adore this bilingual pun beyond all reason and will now cackle for several hours.
I’m a bisexual person and I am proud of who I am 😁!
Yeah the last one is from 2011, but let’s not forget this.
And that’s why historically the A stood for Allies
The LGBT community was created for LGBT people, people who are attracted to the same/similar gender and people who aren't cis, those who are transgender. Everyone who is LGBT will fit under that umbrella. Including "cishets who are nice" in the LGBT community doesn't fix anything at all, because cishets will feel like all of them will have to be included if some are. Cishet inclusionists clearly don't care about the transphobia or homophobia I and others receive at the hands of cishet aces if they're continuing to perpetuate cishet apologia. I don't care how "nice" a cishet is, they're not entitled to LGBT spaces by virtue of being respectful, and allowing them into LGBT spaces with vulnerable LGBT people creates a breeding ground for homophobia, biphobia, and transphobia. Telling cishets they can just be in the LGBT community if they feel like it allows them and their homophobia and transphobia to come in, and that's why I get these homophobic, transphobic, and biphobic messages, because cishet ace inclusionists prioritize cishets over LGBT people. I'm sick of it.
A message:
So I've been using bi and pan synonymously for years, but some people im close with insist that there is a difference. But no one has ever been able to give me an explanation that isn't based on basic misunderstandings (like bi not including nonbinary), or personality (like falling for someones mind vs their looks).
It feels like both groups are like. fishing from the same pool, just using differently coloured fishing rods.
Can someone give me a clue? Is there a difference that isn't hopelessly esoteric?
There is no difference. The communities are different, the Bi community is more politically active while the Pan community is more individualistic but there isn’t a difference between the two as sexualities.
Btw the reason y’all are so hung up on bi people having preferences and wanting to know what they are is because the idea of bisexuality still ultimately escapes you; you really can’t comprehend loving people of multiple genders so bisexuals have to love one more than the other and you want to know which one it is so you can label us as “more straight” or “more gay” and make your assumptions about us and our experiences from there.
