#trans bisexuals

[bi-is-beautifull]

[bisexual-history]

[Anything That Moves, 1996]

[perfect-bi-paradise]

I believe it is important to recognize what bi-erasure is and how it works. When people say that bisexuality is restrictive, binary, or uninclusive of people who are trans, nonbinary, genderfluid, etc that is bi-erasure. When our history is buried by bigotry, and bisexuals are told our definitions are no longer ours to use because "that's ____ sexuality now" that is bi-erasure. When bisexuals are pressured into identifying as something other than bisexual because they've been made to feel uncomfortable to use the word "bisexual" that is erasure and the only way we are going to stop it, is by standing up and raising our voices whenever bi-erasure happens. You are bisexual, and you are awesome! 💗💜💙

[emeldiir]

Another thing this community needs to do: understand the struggles and hate trans and or non-white bisexuals face. Both groups are already fetishized and demonized for non-bisexual reasons but being bi is another added layer.

Very true and a great reminder for those of us who carry privileges despite our marginalization.

This is especially needed when we engage in conversation about biphobia and how it manifests in intraqueer discourse, because a significant portions of the bisexual community identify as BIPOC, transgender, and BIPOC + transgender.

These intersections cannot be ignored when we discuss the various forms of oppression and erasure that the bisexual community faces, and these intersections color the face of biphobia as a whole.

This is specifically why i do not think that any person who argues that the most common example of a bisexual individual is a cis, white, bisexual woman, is arguing their point in good faith. How are you supposed to have any credible knowledge on biphobia and the bisexual experience when you’re writing off two thirds of the community from the very start of your opinion??

My heart breaks for my bisexual siblings of color, and my trans bisexual siblings bc this world sucks the life out of us, uses us for our labor and then discards us when we ask for our rightful recognition and visibility. One step towards said visibility is for non bisexuals to check themselves when they start to assume that all of us are a homogeneous group with no differences or intersectional experiences.

I hope that my page will continue to be a positive place for bisexuals of multiple intersections and that we can continue to discuss our unique struggles and challenges together in a productive and meaningful way. Thank you very much for you ask Anon, i hope you’re having a wonderful day :)

[live-laugh-lurk]

bisexuals are allowed to be slutty actually. the rest of you have to keep it in your pants tho.

[claireneto]

Happy Bisexual Visibility Day, from a disaster bisexual.

[ Text: Happy Bisexual Visibility Day, from a disaster bisexual. The meme text: my bisexuality, loving women, loving men, and loving non-binary people with a picture of a water fountain. End text]

[soft-sapphic-love]

💞 trans wlw are lovely 💕