Hey Dont Cry. Thousands And Thousands Of Bisexual Trans People In The World Ok?

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.

i havent rlly seen any positivity posts for this before but bisexuals, ur allowed to have a unique relationship with ur gender due to ur sexuality. being bisexual doesnt make u any less gnc, and if ur bisexuality influences ur gender/presentation/pronouns i love u!!

sex + spirit + harmony

here’s the bi pride flag using colors from gilbert baker’s original pride flag 💗💜💙 (inspired by this and this)

I wish Bisexual headcanons were more popular w fictional characters.

Eda Clawthorne bisexual icons

Requested by the lovely @sapphickoala !

Happy Pride Month! Don't forget that the founder of Pride is a bisexual woman, Brenda Howard aka Mother of Pride, who organized the first pride parade. Don't forget that two of the most key figures in LGBT liberation were Marsha P Johnson, a black trans woman, and Sylvia Rivera, a puerto rican trans bi woman. Don't forget that the person to start the fight against the police at stonewall was Stormé DeLarverie, a butch and gnc biracial lesbian.

I feel like bisexual men don't get enough attention, so here you go: bisexual men, you are hot!

bi flag colorpicked from bayonetta

black bi flag :D

Whether you believe bisexuality was inclusive of nonbinary people in the 1960s, or whatever the latest debate is, the fact is that the bi community has spent the majority of the last decade trying to make it clear that bisexual means or should mean much more than just “attraction to men and women”, and there has been very, very little push back from within the bi community. The general consensus is that the word “bisexual” should be infinitely broad and inclusive, no matter what the etymological root is. Bisexuals do not want “bisexual” to be limited.

The only people desperately trying to reinforce the idea that “bisexual means 2 genders” are people who do not identify as bisexual.