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Destiny sketch of the Ghost floating among the Cosmodrome, just moments before the first resurrection of his Guardian.
2023
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For anyone who needs a reminder: the homophobia and lesbophobia experienced by bisexuals isn't any less than what gay and lesbian monosexuals experience. Bisexuals are not half-straight/half-gay and therefore experiencing only partial homophobia/lesbophobia. True bisexuality is not accepted by society or normalized to any degree. Cishet people can perhaps tolerate fleeting bi-curiosity at most, but that's even a stretch for the majority of them.
The cisheteropatriarchy demands you eventually choose a side, and the side they want you on is straight - not bisexual, not even bisexual but partnered with someone of opposite/different gender. There are no caveats. They don't want us to exist as much as they don't want gay/lesbian people to exist, because same/similar gender attraction is a permanent fixture of bisexuality alongside our opposite/different gender attraction (also defined as attraction to any/all genders or attraction regardless of gender.)
It doesn't matter if a bisexual person is single or has a partner who is deemed "acceptable" - we aren't judged by our relationships, we're judged by our bisexual attraction and our ability to be attracted to any gender. This doesn't change depending on our relationship status, because we don't change to being monosexual in any direction when we're dating and bisexual when we're not. We don't lose our bisexuality in any circumstance, because that isn't the way attraction works. We experience full, direct homophobia/lesbophobia, as well as biphobia (including lateral aggression from some gay/lesbian peers who have bought into and bolster biphobia), and systemic/institutionalized monosexism - and all of this is simultaneous, unwavering, and specifically because we're people who experience bisexual attraction.
Being bisexual puts us in a sexual minority category that is distinctly not straight - because we don't experience only monosexual attraction to opposite/different genders. We are also not gay/lesbian, because we don't experience only monosexual attraction to same/similar genders. Cisheteronormative society views bisexuals in similar way to how they view gay/lesbian people, but compounds this with biphobia that suggests we're exploitable, fetish material, hypersexual, and makes us targets of the highest IPV and overall violent victimization rates of all sexual orientations in several countries that are often deemed "safe" for us, even accounting for population ratios in statistics. We are also viewed by society in a far more negative light than our monosexual gay/lesbian peers, a fact that has been researched and proven many times over.
Statistically speaking, bisexuals are more likely to be transgender/non-binary, and/or people of color, as well as more likely to live below the poverty line and experience the worst mental/physical health outcomes when compared to other minority sexual orientations. We're often victims of police brutality and violence when we try to seek help. I've talked about this a lot in various posts and cited peer-reviewed sources, please feel free to browse my bisexual statistics tag if you need the exact percentages.
I'm tired of science-deniers claiming that biphobia isn't real when it's a well-recognized form of social discrimination and even the term "biphobia" was coined by sociological researchers who began to look more closely at the distinction and overlap between that and homophobia/lesbophobia in the 90s. It's also well known that bisexuals suffer what's called "double discrimination", which means we're not accepted by and often discriminated against by monosexual straight and gay/lesbian persons.
From the 2017 research paper (also linked above) Bisexual-Specific Minority Stressors, Psychological Distress, and Suicidality in Bisexual Individuals: the Mediating Role of Loneliness -
Of course, the main people who disagree with this are typically the kind who also whine about the existence of trans/non-binary people disrupting their knowledge of the world through the lens of "sixth grade biology" and are anti-intellectuals who are one nighttime internet rabbit-hole away from declaring that the Earth is flat and all vaccines are poison. Not to mention a hop and a skip away from shaking hands with right-wing fascists if they aren't already there.
The point is: There is no world in which being bisexual is easier than being gay/lesbian. Research has shown it's even more difficult in many ways. There's no world in which we're accepted more than our monosexual peers by a widespread monosexist, cisheteronormative culture. The homophobia/lesbophobia experienced by bisexuals from straight people is just as significant, direct, and intentional as that which is experienced by monosexual gay/lesbian people, and compounded by equally detrimental biphobia/monosexism. Then we have to face the impact of double discrimination and lack of support from monosexuals on top of it.
Don't let anyone downplay what we go through, and don't downplay what you go through either with internalized binegativity. Your experiences are real, shared by others in your community, and researched by social scientists. Bisexual rights are just as important as the rights of any other marginalized group.
Labelling women (whether in real life, history or fiction) whose most important romantic/sexual relationships are with other women but who also do display some interest in men as "lesbians" rather than bisexuals only reinforces the harmful idea that the only way for a woman to choose another woman over a man is if she doesn't actually experience attraction towards men after all, and so that bisexual women are inherently "male-centered" and therefore unable to have serious and meaningful sapphic relationships.
(It also implies that lesbians can sometimes be interested in males, which of course is an entire other but equally serious problem.)
Happy bisexual visibility and awareness month!
this month is meant to commemorate, support, acknowledge, and nuture the bisexual community. It’s a time for us to be celebrated and loved by our queer and non queer family alike. Take some time this month to educate yourself on biphobia and the bisexual experience, and some bisexual icons (bicons if you will) such as: Michael Page, Josephine Baker, Lani Ka’ahumanu, Brenda Howard, Marsha P. Johnson, and Sylvia Rivera. Check out some bisexual activists and creators online, and check in on your bi friends and family! we will appreciate it greatly!
Bi symbolism in this piece:
Bi colors: pink, purple and blue, taken from the bisexual flag
Trillium Flowers: a historical symbol of bisexuality due to its perfect botanically bisexual nature
Crescent Moon: A symbol of rejecting the notion that we are simply in a phase and will eventually ‘pick a side’
I thought Eleanor Nightingale is canonically a bisexual why do I keep seeing bi erasure in the Warframe community 💔
Ex husband, who passed tragically in an accident. Eleanor also said over KIM that she had a longtime crush on a girl named Maddie when she was in her school years. She also explicitly said she’d only consider Aoi out of the Hex, but wouldn’t touch that with a ten foot pole, because of the history Aoi had with her twin brother Arthur.
But with Leticia, it was only implicated by text. It was leaving it up to the player to decide upon if Leticia and Eleanor got “up to” anything after their drunken girls chat out together.
If your Drifter and Eleanor are dating, then it would be insistent it is “canonical” that Eleanor would therefore be cheating on your Drifter for this night in particular. And she is not a character who has confirmed of being the type to willfully sneak around intimately—especially not without a partner’s knowledge. She is very explicitly clear in game, and over KIM, that she is exclusive to you.
One of her biggest plot points is her sense of control and interpersonal perceptions.
The thing is, there is no option for that drunk night out to specifically be about a friends with benefits situation. At all. I’m pretty sure the night’s implications were majorly intended for fanfiction and fandom shipping. It is also a major plot point for the Hex to not canonically want to touch base with each other—for some, the temptation is present, but they say “too much history is there”.
The voice actor to Eleanor Nightingale also identifies her character (alongside herself) as bisexual. July 2025 Tennocon.
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I thought Eleanor Nightingale is canonically a bisexual why do I keep seeing bi erasure in the Warframe community 💔
In my opinion it's a lot more healthy to be able to own that you dislike someone for petty reasons than to do all kinds of mental gymnastics to make everyone you don't really vibe with out to be a bad person actually
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Trans men having male privilege doesn't mean trans men dont experience transphobia. It doesn't mean we don't experience oppression at all. it just means that we can leverage our position over trans women and get away with it. We can destroy their lives and face 0 repercussions. It means if it comes between a trans man's word and a trans woman's word, he is more likely to be believed. If you're a feminist this should anger you and you should work to make sure that you're aware of this and never do it. If this makes you defensive, you're probably already doing it. Fix your heart.
Gay men still have male privilege. Disabled men still have male privilege. Men of color still have male privilege. Is how each man's individual experience going to differ because of other ways they are oppressed? Of course! You must not use your marginalization as a tool to dismiss women. You still have a responsibility to listen to women, respect women, and uplift what they are saying about their experiences. Solidarity forever.
u people have got to get more normal ab people who don't make sense to u . I mean like people who ramble on and don't know how to have proper conversation . people who are completely incomprehensible . people who talk about delusions and hallucinations . people who can't understand social cues . people with speech impediments or no speech at all . people with vocal tics . not just because it's the decent thing to do but also bc this is most common in the most vulnerable marginalized people . youth , elders , mentally ill , disabled , addicts as well as more generally people with accents & non English speakers .
Policing the use of sanist language has got to be the most useless and counterproductive way to be anti-psych.
Tbh, I'm significantly less concerned with people casually using the word crazy to mean busy or overwhelming or something than I am with people adopting clinical psychiatric language in an attempt to appropriate the pathologizing function of psychiatry for themselves (as in the case of people using "narcissist" to essentially mean "evil person" and diagnosing everyone in their life as a narcissist).
Everybody is anti-DSM until they want to diagnose someone they dislike with ontologically evil disorder (aka rancid bitch disease).
I really hate that for some reason the narrative became that women fought to join the workforce rather than women fought to have the same jobs for the same pay as men instead of being relegated to labour considered to be lesser and explicitly disallowed from many roles and professions. fuck off and die.
not to sound like a crazy sjw but parents putting little girls in frilly dresses/lavish clothes and telling them not to run, climb, play in dirt, etc lest they ruin their outfits or somebody look up their skirts is one of the most direct ways we as a society teach girls that they are only ornamental and cut their childhoods short