#biromantic

[imthat1boy]

FAGGOT TRANNY FAGGOT TRANNY! Fuck it! I'm proud to be both. I'm not insulting myself, I'm announcing it to the queerphobic dicks when I say it!

the way he spilled...

[mymomichis-blog]

:33 >twilight sparkle the a-sexual bi-romantic one

[queerism1969]

[pannn-cakesss]

LOL

[captain-jacks-coat]

I want to go to a gay bar

However I do not want to go to a gay bar because I do not, nor will I ever, drink alcohol. I do not particularly want to be around drunks.

So instead of a gay bar, I propose a Queer Cat Cafe.

Hypoallergenic cats ofc

There's a section of the cafe where the cats can't go if you don't want cats near you. That section is the library.

There are lil pride flags everywhere, even the obscure ones.

They sell pride pins for £1.50ish each at the counter.

There are LED lights.

It's autism friendly, lights can be toned down if needed and everything is neatly spaced out

You can have a sticker to write your pronouns on

Mostly queer artists/songs played

feel free to add on

[the-rainbow-suit-dude]

THIS IS SUPPOSED TO BE A FUN/FUNNY POLL

POLL IS OPEN TO ANYONE IN THE QUEER COMMUNITY

[k-is-for-potassium]

i feel like many people use "straight"...wrong

it's used a lot to mean cis, het, allo, perisex, etc.

basically just not lgbtq+ at all

but that's not true

trans people can be straight and lgbtq+

intersex people can be straight and lgbtq+

neopronoun users can be straight and lgbtq+

arospec people can be straight and lgbtq+

acespec people can be straight and lgbtq+

polyamorous people can be straight and lgbtq+

genderfluid, bigender, and other gender non-conforming people can be straight and lgbtq+

people who are biromantic, panromantic, etc. and heterosexual or vice versa are still lgbtq+

and there are so many more identities that can absolutely be both

straight does not mean not lgbtq+

[genderqueerdykes]

biphobia is everywhere no matter where you look. people who are not bi love to create very rigid definitions of what bi "does" or "should" mean but nobody ever listens to how bi people define it. every bi person defines their bisexuality differently from the next person. most bisexual people will gladly tell you what being bi means for them, but nobody wants to listen to that. there are as many expressions of bisexuality as there are bi people on this earth. everyone experiences it a bit differently and that's okay- but you have to actually listen to us in order to get an idea of what that means and looks like. you can't just speak over and for us and expect to get a remotely accurate idea of what bisexuality actually means and looks like to bisexuals.

[justdavina]

Emily is a transgender woman that turns me on so much! I love her red hair! I love her leopard print top. I love black mini skirts and pretty face. Lots of movement going on darling's.

[bippityboppityouch]

HEY! HEY YOU

if you like using microlabels and feel like they fit you better so that's what you use, YOU ARE VALID!

if you don't like using microlabels and prefer the general labels because that what you feel like fits you better, YOU ARE VALID!

remember, its YOUR box and YOU are the only one who gets to choose how you identify and what labels you use!

[lelet-draws]

Being biromantic is feeling disconnected to both of your communities, because so much asexual content revolves around aromanticism and so much bi content revolves around sex.

[speaking-from-the-abyss]

The universe: Which gender will you have, male or female?

Me: Yes.

The universe: Uh. Okay. Then who will you like romantically?

Me: Yes.

The universe: Um. Then what about your sexuality–

Me: No.

The universe:

[pannn-cakesss]

[mintytea-exe]

tma is so funny because its effectively:

diversity win! the antichrist who ended the world is biromantic asexual!!