![shutthefuckupstraightpeople:
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[Description:- An anonymous question to shutthefuckupstraightpeople, which reads: “Opinion on bisexuality as an [sic] sexual orientation”
Chris has replied with: “Opinion on houses as a place to live.”.]
(via tophbeifabulous)
gabrielsaunteredvaguelydownwards:
in 8th grade i came out as bisexual by posting a facebook status saying that i had 83 protons
heck yeah bismuth
i mean look at it
This is my new favourite story on the internet.
(Source: trangst, via gnarlywolf)
(via bisexualftw)
Do you realize you contradicted yourself right at the beginning “it’s easier for people to understand gay and straight” and “it’s much easier to say you’re bisexual than to say you’re gay”
I’ve never understood how many gays can hold both these views. If most people refuse to accept that bisexuality exists how can it make it any easier for gays to call themselves bi?
(via bisexualftw)
Yes, I do.
Some bisexual women may turn out to be les bi ans or hetero, but not all of them do and that isn’t portrayed right I don’t think.
I also think there needs to be more things shown about bisexual men. Even if there are supposedly more bisexual women than bisexual men, it still seems like there should be more shown about them. They act like they don’t exist.