Actually Here’s Some Nifty Links Discussing Butch/femme History And How It’s Not Lesbian Exclusive

Infographic about how many multisexual/mspec ppl are technically bi and can consider themselves as bi also if they want or just use other terms if they want.

Based on the original from this post, which is about how gnc women can still be women and don't have to id as nonbinary just bc they are gnc. I posted this in a reblog to that post, but felt it deserves its own post as well.

To be clear, I get why you may not want to call yourself bisexual even if it technically fits. I'm bisexual, too, but I've felt like that plenty of times in the past several years. Using only other terms for your sexuality is fine as well, or you can call yourself bi and other terms (e.g. bi and pansexual).

bi + flag colors

Bi: Attraction to two or more genders; Attraction to same and different genders

i’m a bisexual sapphic and i disagree. i think you should have principles. now what?

If a bisexual woman disagrees with me I will immediately change my views. I have no principles

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Desert Sunsets (by drxgonfly)

hey @predatory-lesbians i like your username, we should collab sometime about reclaimed stereotypes (/lh /hj)

If a bisexual woman disagrees with me I will immediately change my views. I have no principles

The other side of the token of the repost yesterday (the "Why bother write characters in heteronormative relationships?" One). This was created by one of my favourite bi content creators on YouTube. I don't agree with every single detail, but I agree on the essence.

all in all though I'm very proud of bisexuals especially bi women for speaking out against biphobia and not allowing ourselves to be silenced these past several years, these spaces are obviously still pretty hostile sometimes but I think we've made a lot of progress and changed a lot of people's minds.