#bi pride month

[bidotorg]

“It used to be that pollsters peeked in on LGBT issues every so many years — and usually just to ask straight people their opinions on the matter. Since the early 2010s, however, polls have regularly surveyed LGBT folks, giving us a chance not only to see the LGBT landscape from a 30,000-foot view, but also to see how it’s evolving and growing. This is especially exciting for bi people, since bisexuality is the largest group within the LGBT umbrella. And based on the data we have, there’s good reason to suspect that there’s a whole lot more bi folks out there than most think.

“Gallup’s latest LGBT poll, released earlier this year, shows that the percentage of Americans who are openly LGBT rose to 7.6%, up from 7.2% the year prior. They found that bi people make up nearly 60% of all LGBT folks, 4.5% of all US adults, and an impressive 15.3% of all Gen Z! A survey from the Public Religion Research Institute released just prior found the same thing: 15% of Gen Z is openly bi, along with 7% of Millennials. To put that in perspective, back in 2011, UCLA found that just 1.8% of adults said they were bi. So many people are finally spreading their bisexual wings, in fact, that there are more out bi folks today than there were openly LGBT people in total in 2016! But the truth is, we’ve actually known that humans are pretty bisexual for a long time. We’re only just now seeing it out in the open.” | The Bi State of the Union by Jamie Paul 

[thestarlightforge]

Starting a reblog chain for bi Rachel Green 😌 add your fav clips, GIFs, or moments for the end of Bi Visibility Month 🥰

[shrew1989]

Bisexuality Awareness Week let's go! 🩷🩵💜

hey is it normal to have a crush on your boy bestie

[marsoid]

Outing my OCs for pride month… [webcomic] [patreon]

[cozy-lake]

Happy bisexual/biromantic pride month!

Remember to celebrate and uplift:

- aromantic bisexual people

- biromantic asexual people

- transgender bi people

- nonbinary/genderqueer/genderfluid bis

- bi people of color

- disabled bi people

- bi people in “straight” relationships

- bi people in “gay” relationships

- bi people with nonbinary/genderqueer partners

- polyamorous bis

- bi people who use neopronouns

- people who discovered they were bi after getting into a long term relationship

- people who are questioning if they’re bi

- people who “technically” fit a different mspec label (pan/omni/poly) but choose to ID as bi instead

- people who ID as both pan and bi

- bi people who have a complicated relationship with gender

- closeted bi people

not just this month, but all year!

Bi people decide what that means for THEM and it’s not up to YOU to police bi folks’ identities! Bisexual/biromantic people have such an important place in the queer community. Celebrate ALL bi folks this month!

[a-totally-reasonable-username]

I'm wishing a very Happy Pride Month to all the queer people who:

are disabled

are chronically ill

can't celebrate for health reasons

disability gets in the way of their gender representation

disability got in the way of a relationship

don't have anyone to celebrate with

have homophobic caretakers

Happy Pride Month to all disabled queer people

[crazycatsiren]

September is Bisexuality Visibility Month.

Please be on the lookout for bisexuals when crossing the street, as we can go both ways.

[ppdoodle]

pride flag butterflies 🌈

[neerbear]

Forgot I never showed my poster designs for this pride month

I did this for uni

[sketchy-doge1]

Jedediah and Octavius wish yall a happy pride!!

[bidotorg]

Ana Castillo is an American poet, novelist, author, scholar, and celebrated Chicana feminist. If you'd like to share your own bi story, please email us at wbll@bi.org. 

[moonmoonthecrabking]

pride month soon!! if you treat bisexuality or asexuality as “lesser” queer identities, “basically straight”, or a “consolation prize”, die by my blade.

[bi-is-beautifull]

[mywitchcultblr]

I found a homophobic cat its joever, us gays will never win now

[maeneiii]

it pride