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A bisexual's preference doesn't define how much they belong or don't belong in the LGBT community.
Bisexuals, regardless of their preferences of genders, are just as equal and allowed in the LGBT community as everyone else in the LGBT community.
Bisexuals, regardless of their preferences of genders, are just as equal and allowed in the LGBT community as everyone else in the LGBT community.
And a bisexual in a relationship with someone of the gender they are not/a w/m relationship is NOT any less gay and LGBT than everyone else.
A bisexual's current relationship and the gender of their partner does NOT define whether they belong in the community or not.
A bisexual's current relationship and the gender of their partner does NOT define whether they belong in the community or not.
Bisexual is an LGBT identity.
It is a sexuality completely separate from heterosexuality.
Bisexuality including "heterosexual" relationships don't make them any less homosexual nor any less a part of the LGBT community.
Bisexuals AND pansexuals are LGBT.
It is a sexuality completely separate from heterosexuality.
Bisexuality including "heterosexual" relationships don't make them any less homosexual nor any less a part of the LGBT community.
Bisexuals AND pansexuals are LGBT.
If you define and judge a bisexual based on their gender preferences and gatekeep them from the community, then you are a biphobe.
If a bisexual not having enough homosexual attraction for your liking is an issue, you're a biphobe.
Bisexuals are LGBT too. Stop being assholes.
If a bisexual not having enough homosexual attraction for your liking is an issue, you're a biphobe.
Bisexuals are LGBT too. Stop being assholes.
