shame is for other people

grimgrinninggirl:

witchyredhead:

bi-privilege:

"she can’t be bisexual! she’s in a relationship with a man!"

Perfect use of that gif. Thank you.

#My name is Inigo Montoya you erased my sexuality prepare to die

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mundosdepapel:

vanconcastiel:

consulting-cannibal:

based on this chat post

i just—

I’ll give the Destiel Shippers credit. They make the funniest shit.

A+ on the bisexuality explanation

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“If you’re so loyal that you make golden retrievers look like Judas but you’ve been accused of cheating by someone you’ve never even dated, you might be a bisexual.”
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octopusice:

bidyke:

[Image: Dark blue/purple grunge background. First line text: “Did you know?”. Second line image: 10 people symbols/silhouettes, of which 5.5 are colored pink, and 8 very light pink. Third line text (large): “55% of bisexual people are not out at work”. Fourth line, smaller text: “By contrast, 8% of gay men and 6% of lesbians report not being out at work.” Fifth line: “STOP biphobia and monosexism!”]

This is the sixth in a series of infographics.

Sexual violence

Suicidality

Bullying

Physical health

Post-traumatic stress disorder

Source: Bisexuality and Identity: The Double-Edged Sword: Stonewall Research into Bisexual Experience

Oh my god look at the disparities between the two levels.

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bearholdt:

mizkazooka:

I’ve been browsing that unpopular opinions blog and

"asexuality isn’t real, it’s called bisexuality"

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bimagazine:

The Bisexual Revolution Will Be Tumbled, YouTubed and Tweeted

Major magazines call us “slacktivists”, a generation of social media savvy youth whose sole contribution to social justice causes consist of clicking “like” on facebook statuses posted by various Big Gay Inc … it is most certainly not true for all of us. In fact the internet and social media are revolutionizing bisexual activism in a positive way that is anything but “slacktivist” …

Tumblr has one of the most active and vibrant bisexual communities anywhere online. There discussions are constantly going on about what it means to be a bisexual, how can we phrase and express our desires in a way that is both true and affirming and inclusive of transgender people.

New ideas are constantly created, discussed and honed, in between posts of pictures of Easter Eggs, Sneakers and much cool bisexual swag to acquire. Among the may voices are such notables as Author Jan Steckel; Academic & Author Shiri Eisner; Vlogger & Artist Ritch Ludlow; Editrix Jen Yockney; Bi Blogger Patrick RichardsFink; Writer Jacqueline Applebee; Salt Lake City’s 1 to 5 Club; 20+ years of bi political action on Bialogue; the discerning reader’s delight Bisexual Books; USA’s Transcending Boundaries Conference & Midwest Bi Activist; Bisexual London and many, many more.

Along with well known writers and academics are thousands of everyday bisexual people. There were people living in rural regions like me … There are big city bisexuals … Everyone brings a different and unique perspective to the bi tumblr community from intersecting issues of race, class, education and age, we all have a different and important perspective on what being a bisexual in the 21st century means.

It is on the internet where the original inclusive definitions of bisexual is being promoted and discussed.

Thanks to the internet’s ability to connect bisexual people, everyone has a voice. What had slowly been being morphed into a dumbed down description of bisexuality as “attraction to men and women” or “attraction to both genders” that were being promoted by the Big Gay/Lesbian Groups and their Straight Allies were deemed unsatisfactory.

And it is on facebook, twitter and tumblr that the old inclusive definitions of bisexual such as “same gender and other genders” or "more then one gender” are being reasserted, not only to other bisexuals but also to larger LGBT blogs and organizations.

Conversations about creating safe and inclusive spaces in the real world abound … When I run into a problem with my real world activism I know I can always pull out my smart phone or go to my laptop and post about it and a large supportive activist community will be there to help me out in solving it … 

Far from being “slacktivists” online bisexual activists are often leading the way, writing, theorizing and discussing things among themselves and saving lives with their displays of pride. Resisting blocks on our identity by major corporations and fighting both online and off for a better world for bisexuals is an amazing thing and far from being “slacktivist”.

Click HERE to read the full article

Aud Traher is a Bisexual-Trans Activist, local LGBT organizer, blogger, local craftperson, a member of the Pennsylvania Student Equality Coalition (PSEC) and anthropology major living in working in a rural community in Eastern Central Pennsylvania. Having been an organizer in the college’s LGBT Group and noticing the need for similar services that included people in the town and countryside, Aud decided to found a local LGBT Group open to all.

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rainbowdalek:

Part one of a collection of best tweets found in the #bisexualfacts twitter tag.

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taylornikkole:

Bisexual people are great.
They aren’t straight.
They aren’t gay.
They’re graight.

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Bisexuals: Awesome, he'll be a great role model for people to look up t-
Everyone else: HE'S GAY HE'S GAY HE'S GAY TOM DALEY IS GAAAY
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this girl: omg, i think i'm gonna be bi now
my friend: thats so weird, cause i was thinking about being mexican
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