#bi​flexible

[blood-moon-night-coining]

For the flexible attaction users I have and those who may see this! Would anyone be interested in a “flexible culture is”?

[variousqueerthings]

asexual in a bisexual way

bisexual in an asexual way

[env0]

Witchcraft and whatchamacallits.

Backbends and make amends.

[loubella77]

[stitchkiss]

this doesn’t matter at All but jamie didn’t do a cartwheel. that was a round off

[ntls-24722]

fritz is simply anti-comet

[please-let-this-work-oh-my-god]

For as much as I like to complain sometimes about how fucked Reverse 1999's meta is, I have to give Bluepoch props for not only making it so that not only can you put Marcus, Isolde AND Kakania in a team but also the fact that these three actually have somewhat decent synergy with each other

[electr0-charged]

Elaborating a bit on my Headcanons for Clorinde's love life (time not specified = Post AQ):

~15 years before AQ: Clorinde and Navia start dating in mid-teens (Navia being about a year older than Clorinde), probably shortly before or during Navia's transition.

3 years before AQ: After Callas's death, Navia and Clorinde's relationship falls apart, neither knowing how to face the other.

~1 year before AQ: Having become friends with Wriothesley, Clorinde asks him out, but he declines, telling Clorinde that he's Gay, and that he hopes there's no hard feelings. Clorinde agrees, and the two stay friends.

Clorinde realizes that she still wants to have Furina in her life, even though it's not part of her job, leading to Furina's Character Story #5, and afterwards, the two become friends. Some time later, Clorinde is the first person Furina comes out to (Transmasc Furina)

Navia is interested in rekindling the romance between her and Clorinde, and invites her on a date to catch up and talk. Clorinde enjoys reconnecting with Navia, but when Navia brings up the idea of getting together again, Clorinde is torn: while she enjoys their friendship and still cares about Navia, Clorinde doesn't feel the same way anymore. So, she (rather awkwardly) tells Navia how she feels, repeatedly mentioning how she wants to stay friends. Navia is sad, but understands how much has changed, and agrees to stay friends.

That evening, Clorinde realizes that she has feelings for someone else: Furina. Immediately running to his house, Clorinde confesses her feelings to him. Furina is also in love with Clorinde, but was unsure of how to tell her, lacking any prior romantic experience.

[obliqueletterkennyreference]

do i generally think both ponyboy and johnny are queer? yeah. but i dont "ship it" cause i think theyd be better as like lifelong besties and have that like queer solidarity TM where they can talk about dating/boyfriends/etc without worrying. like its their "can talk to the other about anything" dynamic taken to another level. like johnny teases pony for being too shy to dance with a guy at a party and ponyboy tears into him for having heart eyes for dallas fucking winston of all people.

[ct-hardcase]

every so often I remember osha canonically likes both men and women and get a little giddy about it

[designernishiki]

when i started following you i was a firm bisexual kiryu believer and now with every post about this man im more and more leaning into “oh so hes just a gay man heavy in denial. okay”

all according to keikaku

[reallyrandomtj]

DON'T MIND MY RANDOM BRAIN ROT MAKING ME BI PANIC BUT UGHH

Meilu teaching herself to dance and embracing all genres is hitting me hard!

Here are just TWO itty bitty TINY examples ~ Meilu have mercy on me? I am but a simple bisexual lady!! T3T ♡

[loubella77]

I’d win you a prize at the arcade babe 🫶

Dm me for pay apps/menu :)

[tamedstray]

The problem with the "would you consider shipping meme" is yes, I would. This man was lonely long before he lived deep in the wilderness, hiding from people as much as possible. He can also fall for the wrong people, either staying or eventually demanding better for himself.

[ur-friendly-nbhd-cardassian]

Hey folks who go "This character wouldn't go for this gender"...

We get it. You're a certain way and so you tend to see the world through your own personalised filter. So do I and everyone else, though. Are we not valid?

And sure, no one is forcing you to consume content that makes you uncomfortable. You can avert your eyes any time, as long as you try to be tactful about it and not hurt anyone.

But just for once I'd like to see a "I'm [a certain way] and I don't hate on people who have it different" post instead. Just like I'm figting my own decades long programming by exposing myself to pretty pictures and stories whenever the two people/characters make sense to me, you might wanna do that with whatever makes you uncomfortable for whatever reason.

You know why? Because you're kinda being just like the people who say these things about your deal. The very people you might've been hurt by your whole life. And I don't feel like you mean to send this sort of signal (I hope you don't).

It doesn't feel nice having to read these comments. It doesn't feel nice having your choice devaluated, for any reason. Maybe consider that the next time you feel like dropping a post.

[varioriented-pride]

Would a homoflexiable( romantically), bisexual count as vari orientation??

of course yes. unless one is both bisexual anisosexual and biromantic anisoromantic (aniso- = homoflexible).

variorientation of anisoromantic (homoflexibleromantic) and bisexual would mean that, even though you may be attracted to the same number of genders both romantically and sexually, it may work differently.

homoflexible has different interpretations. you could prefer people of your own gender, you could be mostly attracted to the same gender (predominant same-gender/sex attraction), you could pursue or feel more intense attraction when you're partnering or in relationship with folks of similar genders, that you choose only to date your own gender, you're bicurious or have a fluid orientation.

so, for example, you're mostly attracted to the same gender romantically but in sexuality you don't have a preference or it's regardless of gender (some bisexuals define it that way), it would mean that you can be attracted sexually to someone but not romantically, usually because they are differently gendered/sexed. so in that way you'd be varioriented, because you can be sexually attracted to people you're not romantically into.