I didn't expect to be as emotionally affected by your Georgia and Manuel art as I was. It soothed my soul. Pride is a conflicting time for me as a bisexual individual and it's sad how many bi people I know who feel similarly. Thank you for the bi positivity.
It’s a pleasure! And I know what you feel, I struggled many years with the feeling I wasn’t “gay enough” so I overcompensated by flirting with girls even when I didn’t feel like it, and somehow adopting “guy talk” to be sure people didn’t mistake me as straight, and huh. yeah, cringy unpleasantness. I still feel the need to alternate the gender of the people I bring to family occasions so they can understand that it’s not “Oh Talhí’s a lesbian” vs “Ha Talhí finally found a nice guy”. (The best one was when my aunt asked me about “the nice young man that came with you at your mother’s wedding” and I smiled and told her aaaaaall about my friend Vivi’s transition and how good she now looks in a skirt. Vivi thinks it’s hilarious.)
Overall, there’s annoyance in real life, and I can deal with annoyance. But online, it becomes anger when people thing they’re being progressive and protecting themselves by shaming me and people like me. And I refuse to let anyone disrespect me - or people like me- without retaliating with ADORABLE CUDDLY SHIPPY ILLUSTRATIONS.











