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[valkyrie-wlw]

wlw insta culture is seeing the same post three times because we all share one braincell

[valkyrie-wlw]

I want a gf :

To decorate my Animal crossing town with flowers of her favorite colors, and to hoard things that remind me of her.

To catch a shiny pokemon, name it after her, and think about how lucky I am to have found something like this.

To build her the prettiest, biggest minecraft house, with an observatory where we'll look at the stars, and let her know she'll always be the brightest one.

To watch her face scrunch up in concentration as she tries to reach the smash ball. I'll let her win and she'll smile and laugh at me.

I won't care : her laugh is music to my ears

To show her my love through the things that make me happiest, and hope that maybe, they'll make her happy too <3

[valkyrie-wlw]

Me explaining to Sappho how

I need a gf to nap on titty Sappho:

and dance with

in the moonlight:

[magicalgirlenergy]

the bi pride flag is deep pink, purple, and blue. the pink represents same gender attraction while the blue represents different gender attraction and the purple being a mix of the two, showing that bisexuality is a fluid spectrum. the pan pride flag is striped bright, pink, yellow, and blue. blue and pink have their cissexist meanings of traditional color for baby boys and girls representing an attraction to men and women, with a yellow stripe in the middle for non-binary identities, which is very cissexist. i had a feeling that the pan pride flag parodied the bi pride flag, and it did. even the yellow stripe is the complimentary color from the purple in the bi pride flag, which wasn’t transphobic anyways. the bright eyestraining colors of the pansexual pride flag were made to appeal to a younger generation. the only reason it exists is because of biphobia. it was made to distinguish itself as different from bisexuality in this way. if michael page had the resources, he would have been more inclusive with describing the meaning of the bi pride flag, but it is not transphobic to be bisexual, and declaring that you are bisexual is not excluding any gender through your attraction. plus the pan pride flag is even more cissexist. pansexuality was made to keep bi and trans people separated, as well as to create more stigma for bisexuals by painting us as transphobic and thus “panphobic”. also calling your biphobia out isn’t panphobia, morons.

let’s not tarnish the legacy and achievements of the bisexual community just because of a prefix. even marsha p. johnson and sylvia rivera were bisexual.