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Would Anyone Mind If I Just Came Back?

Some of you may remember that a while ago I decided I was pretty much done with this blog, I felt I had done all I could do and that essentially it would be just me repeating myself over and over again, but that was some time ago, and now I feel maybe.. I could be useful again!

It would be a honour if you would accept my return to aid you in your journey, whether it's in the early stages of confusion and fear or if you've been out as bi for years and just looking for a sense of acceptance, I'd like to be here.

I look forward to continuing where I left off, if you'd have me back!

With all my love, Bi-Positive.

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All alone, call my phone, make me feel right.

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#DailyDoodle (06/17/18) I was approached by Tumblr blog @bipositive to draw their mascot, Dumore! I had a great time doing so!

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Happy bi-visibility day

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Introducing BiPositive – a new podcast for bisexuals, about bisexuals and by bisexuals! This week, join your hosts, Mari and MD, on a journey to dispell common (and stigmatizing) myths about bisexuality. 

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Happy Bi visibility day!!! 2017💙💖💜

[bipositive]

The Art of Not Knowing.

You know, I've been thinking lately about how much we as humans just don't know, it's a huge part of being a sentient creature, being confronted by the unknown and the unknowable.

When it comes to sexuality, sometimes we just don't know, and that is okay! I know that we humans always need to seek out knowledge and we hate not knowing things, especially about ourselves, but I think it's important to remember that the first step in coming to know something is to find yourself not knowing.

I think, there's great liberty in not knowing, you have so much to explore and to consider, so much to experience! Not knowing can be in itself a wonderful way to feel free! Yes, you may be confused and I know confusion can be scary, I've been there.. But the horizon is beckoning and you're going to be okay.

There is a Latin phrase, it translates roughly to "through hardships, to the stars" and I think you're all headed to your own stars right now.

With love, Bi-Positive.

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I'm feeling a little bit like an imposter. I'm a bi 22 yr old woman and before last year, I was too scared to be in a relationship with anyone. I had flirtations with guys and gals, but I could never make the next step. Until I met my current boyfriend. He's the loml and I could never see myself with anyone else. But...I feel like bc I never went further with a girl, I missed out on my queerness? Idk if that makes sense. I'm wishing I wasn't so scared before bc I wanted to be in relationships with different girls before I met my boyfriend. And now I don't feel as queer as I did before I met him? Any advice?

Hello!

It's not uncommon for people to feel like they're a 'fake', but it's important to remember that your sexuality isn't defined by who you're with, you can be as queer as a duck at the checkout of a supermarket and still have a boyfriend, I know how it feels to have those 'what-if' moments, what if I did this, or that.. But we can't change the past, we can only live in the present and do our best to find happiness within it, it sounds like you're in a wonderful relationship that brings you happiness! That's beautiful! And it in no way takes away from your queerness, you're just a queer woman who happened to find that kind of relationship with a man and that's okay!

With love, Bi-Positive