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— things that are biphobic; a thread!
bc I've seen so many people do this and im tired
bc I've seen so many people do this and im tired
– assuming someone is straight just bc they are dating someone of the opposite gender.
– shaming bisexuals for liking men.
"okay but women
" is not the flex you think it is.
"okay but women
" is not the flex you think it is.
– saying "everyone is a little bit gay" is extremely invalidating. it's so fucked up how normalized bi erasure is.
– acting as if being bi means being "half straight half gay".
– fetishizing bisexuality.
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– STOP ASKING BISEXUALS IF THEY WANT TO HAVE A THREESOME WITH YOU WHEN THEY COME OUT.
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– STOP ASKING BISEXUALS IF THEY WANT TO HAVE A THREESOME WITH YOU WHEN THEY COME OUT.
– saying we're "more likely to cheat".
– saying that bisexuals are "not straight enough" or "not gay enough".
i have always struggled with accepting my sexuality because i felt like i didn't belong anywhere. i always thought i wasn't gay enough or not allowed to call myself gay "bc im still attracted to men".
– acting as if it's "easier" for us to come out.
– assuming we'll end up with a person of the opposite gender.
– STOP SAYING IT'S A PHASE.
I've seen multiple people say that bisexuality isn't real. that people are using it as a "trend" and they're actually straight and just looking for attention. SHUT. THE. FUCK. UP.
I've seen multiple people say that bisexuality isn't real. that people are using it as a "trend" and they're actually straight and just looking for attention. SHUT. THE. FUCK. UP.
also, saying someone's just going through a phase and that eventually they'll come out as gay/lesbian/pan/queer/unlabeled is so wrong. you have no fucking right to speculate about someone else's sexuality.
some people may still be questioning their sexuality and maybe one day they'll choose to identify as something else, but until they do, shut up and respect their bisexuality.
– it's not the same as pansexuality!!!!!!
saying this is extremely invalidating to both bisexuality and pansexuality.
saying this is extremely invalidating to both bisexuality and pansexuality.
— end of thread! please educate yourself, and please, do not ignore us when we're speaking out about biphobia and our own experiences with it.
if you're not bi - please rt this.
