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@dailybiaffirmation
Here’s a little appreciation post for everyone in this wonderful community! Having a safe okace where you can feel accepted and supported, and finding people who are like you, can really make the biggest difference in people’s lives. You are all super important just by being here and being you! =)
Remember that it’s never too late or too early to figure out who you are!
You know you’re LGBTQ when you’re 5? Great. You’re questioning at 12? Cool. You’re in your twenties or thirties and have just started figuring out things? Wonderful. You’re over 60 and you suddenly realized you’re not what you used to identify as? That’s perfectly valid, too.
I know the common conception is that most people start to question their identity in their early teens, but in reality, there’s never a right or wrong age for self-discovery.
Reminder that it’s fine to temporarily identify as bi even if you aren’t 100% sure. There’s no blood deal that requires you to identify the same way forever; the same goes for if you realize your label just doesn’t fit anymore.
It’s perfectly fine to find out you aren’t bi after using the label, and it won’t hurt anyone.
Reminder that it’s fine to temporarily identify as bi even if you aren’t 100% sure. There’s no blood deal that requires you to identify the same way forever; the same goes for if you realize your label just doesn’t fit anymore.
It’s perfectly fine to find out you aren’t bi after using the label, and it won’t hurt anyone.
Remember that it’s never too late or too early to figure out who you are!
You know you’re LGBTQ when you’re 5? Great. You’re questioning at 12? Cool. You’re in your twenties or thirties and have just started figuring out things? Wonderful. You’re over 60 and you suddenly realized you’re not what you used to identify as? That’s perfectly valid, too.
I know the common conception is that most people start to question their identity in their early teens, but in reality, there’s never a right or wrong age for self-discovery.
Things bi people aren’t:
• Confused
• Promiscuous
• Selfish
• Transphobic
Things bi people are:
• Valid
• An important part of the LGBTQ+ community
• Strong
• Pretty damn good at making bad puns
Here’s a little appreciation post for everyone in this wonderful community! Having a safe okace where you can feel accepted and supported, and finding people who are like you, can really make the biggest difference in people’s lives. You are all super important just by being here and being you! =)
Remember to always take care of yourself and to treat yourself with love and kindness. If things are rough and you don’t have support, try to remember that you are valid, you are strong, and you also have millions of people backing you, here. <3
Remember that it’s never too late or too early to figure out who you are!
You know you’re LGBTQ when you’re 5? Great. You’re questioning at 12? Cool. You’re in your twenties or thirties and have just started figuring out things? Wonderful. You’re over 60 and you suddenly realized you’re not what you used to identify as? That’s perfectly valid, too.
I know the common conception is that most people start to question their identity in their early teens, but in reality, there’s never a right or wrong age for self-discovery.
Here’s a little appreciation post for everyone in this wonderful community! Having a safe okace where you can feel accepted and supported, and finding people who are like you, can really make the biggest difference in people’s lives. You are all super important just by being here and being you! =)
Things bi people aren’t:
• Confused
• Promiscuous
• Selfish
• Transphobic
Things bi people are:
• Valid
• An important part of the LGBTQ+ community
• Strong
• Pretty damn good at making bad puns
Reminder that it’s fine to temporarily identify as bi even if you aren’t 100% sure. There’s no blood deal that requires you to identify the same way forever; the same goes for if you realize your label just doesn’t fit anymore.
It’s perfectly fine to find out you aren’t bi after using the label, and it won’t hurt anyone.
Remember that it’s never too late or too early to figure out who you are!
You know you’re LGBTQ when you’re 5? Great. You’re questioning at 12? Cool. You’re in your twenties or thirties and have just started figuring out things? Wonderful. You’re over 60 and you suddenly realized you’re not what you used to identify as? That’s perfectly valid, too.
I know the common conception is that most people start to question their identity in their early teens, but in reality, there’s never a right or wrong age for self-discovery.
Here’s a little appreciation post for everyone in this wonderful community! Having a safe okace where you can feel accepted and supported, and finding people who are like you, can really make the biggest difference in people’s lives. You are all super important just by being here and being you! =)
Gentle reminder that it is totally okay to not want to be associated with a label; you aren’t bad or less valid for choosing not to use labels. The most important part is to feel comfortable with who you are; and don’t worry: you’re not doing anyone any harm, because how you want to live is your choice, and your choice only! ♥️
Please, everyone, remember that bisexuality is A HUGE AND IMPORTANT PART OF THE LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY! Being bi is not wrong, it is not dirty, it is not greedy, and it does not cause anyone any harm.
Bisexuality is valid just the way it is.
The majority of the asks we receive are people wondering if they are still bi even if they haven’t dated, kissed, had sex with or done anything romantic with more than one gender. So, here’s a reminder that you don’t need any experience at ALL to know you’re bi! =) Your current attractions is what matters!