"We Are Frustrated By The Imposed Isolation And Invisibility"

Bisexuality IS attraction regardless of gender!!! Bisexuals have been saying this for decades!!! It’s in our books and articles!!! It’s in our written testimonies!!! It’s in the mouth of bisexuals living today!!!

I love being bi!!! I love the limitlessness of being bi!!! I love being attracted to people regardless of their gender!!! I love being a nonbinary bisexual who loves other nonbinary bisexuals!!! And women!!! And men!!! These factors are NOT what make me love them!!! But when I love someone, I love every aspect of them!!! And so I ACKNOWLEDGE every aspect of them, including their gender!!! Especially because I am a trans person who prefers to date other trans people, and that means acknowledging their gender!!!

The point is, I love EVERYONE!!! And I love everyone BECAUSE I am bisexual!!!

(Please don’t tag this as q—r. That word still holds a lot of trauma for me, and I can’t handle seeing it over and over in my activity feed.)

In honor of Janelle Monáe coming out I put together a lil graphic about bi & pan identities! This is based on my own experiences within the community as someone who uses both terms. It of course does not cover everything! Image description under the cut.

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hope the slutty bisexual boys are having a good day, hope they’re doing good

I've said it once, and I'll say it a thousand times more, pan and bi women should kiss.

Just a reminder my blog is trans inclusive. It’s bi inclusive. It is pan inclusive. It is intersex inclusive. It is ace/asexual inclusive. It is aro/aromantic inclusive. It is queer inclusive.

I don’t support terfs or exclusionists.

If you came here looking for an ally in your bigotry you came to the wrong blog. Go away. You are not welcome here.

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It’s okay to be a bisexual who IS confused, who IS experimenting, who DOESN’T know what they want. You’re still a valid bisexual, deserving of love and respect.

Boston Bisexual Women’s Network, Christopher Street Liberation Day, New York City, 1983. (Yes, that is bi activist @robynochs in the photo!)

a lesson on nonbinary individuals and why we feel the way we do about numerous basic things, such as the mere fact of our existence and our pronouns.

Bi🥞irl