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Ugh! Sometimes Marceline (#Bi2) sucks! #NotAllBisAreVampiresButAllVampiresAreBi

Marceline the Vampire Queen

Marceline the Vampire Queen is one of the main characters of the Cartoon Network show "Adventure Time".

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Russian rock, a playlist on Spotify

A playlist featuring Bi-2, Zemfira, Chicherina, and others

Little bit of russian rock.

Немного русского рока.

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БИ-2 - Мой Рок-н-Ролл (полная версия)/ Bi-2 - My Rock 'n' Roll (full)

Песня Би 2 и Чичериной с альбома "Мяу Кисс Ми", ставшая лучшей песней 2003 года по версии премии Муз-ТВ. The song by Bi 2 feat. Chicherina from the album "Me...

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On the Kinsey Scale, anything from 1-5 is still bisexual. Homoflexible and heteroflexible are #Bi2. (via bisexual.org)

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Born on this day: Nathaniel Hawthorne

Nathaniel Hawthorne is known for his classic novel The Scarlet Letter, published in 1850.

Hawthorne found inspiration for Hester Prynne's name while working as a customs surveyor at the Salem Custom House, where he discovered a worn piece of cloth with the embroidered letter "A" on it. This embroidered letter, in the context of the novel, symbolizes the adultery committed by Hester Prynne and serves as a public mark of her sin.

The story goes that Hawthorne discovered the embroidered cloth while exploring the attic of the Custom House. The cloth was believed to have been used as a real-life symbol of shame for a woman in the Puritan era. This discovery allegedly sparked Hawthorne's imagination, leading him to create the character of Hester Prynne and incorporate the scarlet letter prominently into his novel.

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In the early days of our relationship, we bonded over our bisexuality. Sharing our experiences and preferences led to plentiful conversations about our romantic and sexual interests. Finding a life partner who understood me on such a fundamental level was incredible. Moreover, we were both incredibly passionate about being a part of our local LGBT community, and felt a strong connection to queer culture.

With respect to both sexuality and gender identity, our respective journeys of discovery and self-acceptance vary slightly. I came out as bi at the ripe old age of 12, and later as a trans man at 14. By the time I met Madeline I’d been out and proud, my “authentic self”, for five years. When we first got together three years ago, Madeline had been openly bi for a number of years, as was identifying as non-binary, though largely presenting in a masculine way, bearded and all.

So imagine my surprise when two years into our relationship she’s pacing back and forth in front of me in our living room, near tears, and announces, “Charlie, I’m a girl. I’m trans.”

Of course I was accepting. How could I not be? I’d been there, and coming out as trans is no joke. But a small part of me was worried. Yes, I was bi and attracted to women, but how would this change the dynamics of our relationship? Would this bring about the gendered stereotyping of what should be expected of me as the “man” of the house? This, I feel, is where our bisexuality came into play in such a key way.

T4T and Bi2: How being in a bi and trans relationship has helped my body confidence

Opposites attract, right?

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