#bex-tk

[smilinglance]

howdy pardner

There’s a snake in my boot

[battyvamp-archived]

Friendly reminder that wlw have no right to sexualize mlm in any way, shape, or form, and that doing so makes them just as bad as the straight people who do the same thing. Being wlw does not mean you are in the clear

[romeo-oh-nomeo]

SLAYYY

[closedownregulus]

Audrey repeating no multiple times and the face she makes while doing it rt if you agree

[closedownregulus]

me: i really want audrey to be with someone, she was such a good girlfriend to rachel! I want that again so bad!

audrey: *is with gina*

me: this is not what i want, this is not what i planned, and i just gotta say, i do not understand

[bifuriousteamsparia]

From the first time I came out as bisexual to my best friend a few years ago, I was absolutely confident in my sexuality and I knew who I was.  I could say with confidence that I was bisexual, but as time went on, so many things were thrown at me saying that i was just “confused” and I would come out as gay eventually or that I was wrong because being anything other than straight was looked down upon/was disgusting/God hated me/I had been influenced by “sinful people” and anything else you could imagine.  I began to question everything again, and I thought that maybe I might be straight, and I was wrong in thinking that I was anything other than “what God made me” or whatever.  I was confused beyond belief.  Because of all of the negativity being spewed at me, I came out to my roommates when I was drunk because I didn’t have the confidence to say it sober.  There’s a point to this rambling, but seeing Bex be so supportive of the LGBTQ+ community, and her coming out today, and being so kind, showing so much love and reminding people that their sexuality is valid, no matter what, gave me a reason to believe that me, a 25 year old bisexual woman, was valid.  Even after being out to my friends/some of my family for years, I questioned things, but she has helped me realize that I am who I am and I should be proud and embrace it, no matter what anyone else says.  She has had a huge impact on my life and I can’t thank her enough for the courage she’s given me to get back to the place of confidence in my sexuality.  So @bext-k if you happen to see this, then thank you and I love you so incredibly much and you’ve been an inspiration in my life.  

That’s all,

Thank you for taking the time to read this.  I needed to get it out. 

[bifuriousteamsparia]

When i’m trying to have a normal conversations about school, with my friends, and i try to spell the word “next” and it comes out like “Bext” you know i’m obsessed.  I’m just always subconsciously thinking about Bex @bext-k

[bexaudrey]