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“Bi-Femme: On Being a Traitor and/or a Revolutionary.” by Leah Lilith Albrecht-Samarasinha

Anything That Moves, Fall 1996. Issue 12, pp. 37-39

(google drive link to scan of print.) courtesy of @anythingthatmovesarchive

(TW for: NSFW, d slur, f slur, q slur, LGBTphobia, nazi mention, racism, misogyny)

“My mama is a very smart woman. When I was 12 years old and I told her I was bisexual, all she said was, “Fine. As long as they don’t look like truck drivers.” I don’t mean that she was smart because she didn’t want me to date butch girls. She was smart because I think she knew that I was going to do it anyway. I was going to grow up to be a femme. “

#butch/femme

ruephilia

idk why ppl have crushes on me maybe it's the pathetic meow meow man situation. im very fun and cute but i cant drive or hold down a job im like a trophy crush almost

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thanks

idk why ppl have crushes on me maybe it's the pathetic meow meow man situation. im very fun and cute but i cant drive or hold down a job im like a trophy crush almost

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reblog to give a plushie to the person you reblogged this from

think-of-think

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chublet-deactivated20230429

If you don’t love me at my weird and ugly you don’t deserve me at my almost sexy in the right light

lipstickleatherdyke

just a girl in his bedroom

disgustinggf

me n who?

#both of them..

guywife

pink & purple outweek magazine covers

#d slur

butternaan

men will look at their best friend and go is anyone gonna suck him off and not wait for an answer

pocketsbigger

“Language is powerful, and even those of us who don’t choose the bisexual label have a responsibility to ensure that the world is safe for those who do. One way to accomplish this goal is to practice the word ‘bisexual’. Say it again, ‘bisexual’. Paint it on the walls; wear it on a t-shirt. Write it in toothpaste on your bathroom mirror; notice it as you stare at your beautiful self. Bisexual. Say it louder; say it in public; say it to someone who might not be comfortable hearing it. Let them begin to get over their discomfort. Begin to get over your own. Ask yourself: what is it about that word that is so frightening to people? How can we lower the fear content, undo the negative associations, create new meaning, open possibilities?”

— from Bisexual Politics: Theories, Queries and Visions (1995)