#bistruggles

[chrisroleplayaccount]

@danroleplayaccount im thinking of frotting with you

[aestheticallybisexual01]

Me: *comes out as bi*

Straight Person: "But about those times you said you werent gay"

Me: "I technically was not lying,I'm not gay I'm bi"

Straight Person:"And those times you said your were straight as a ruler...?"

Me: "I meant one of those bent rulers you get in 2nd grade 😁"

Straight Person:"Just don't get a crush on me or anything like that"

Me:"You're not my type anyway"

Straight Person:"That's mean"

Me:*Proceeds to walk away from this person*

Based on true events that actually happened to me 🤪😹😅

[immamotherpugger]

Struggles of being a femme bisexual woman

1. Straight people assume I’m straight

2. Gay people assume I’m straight

3. Literally everyone assumes I’m straight

[lovzart]

Not art

That moment when you talk about how much you love Cara Delevingne and you plan on swerving into how bi you are too until your sister literally says “ugh she’s bi too? I can’t with this anymore” and so I made a joke and said “what are you homophobic?” And she stunned me by replying with “sometimes.” Lowkey want to evaporate now bye world.

[buckyisloved]

Sometimes I feel like I'm so gay I can't function and sometimes I feel like I'm so straight I can't breath.

[aprilcornwall]

From @laughing.willow #bierasure #bierasuremakesmebifurious #bisexuals #bisexualsbelike #bisexualwomen #bisexualmen #bisexuality #bistruggles

[earnestjmoncrieff]

Bilemma of the day x)

I'm finding out that being attracted to women and being feminist at the same time is very hard. On the one hand I want every girl to do whatever the hell they want without being objectified, but on the other hand, with every girl I see I think: damn she's hot, look at that, yes please

[imaginetheimpossibilities126]

It really makes me angry that people disregard bisexuality. They just believe you're confused and that "one day you'll pick a side" like no I want both, and know one really understands that. People just believe bisexuality is the easy way out, so you don't have to say you're out right "gay". People need to understand it's an actual thing.