#hence a bisexual

[bluespiritshonour]

Careful! Your bisexuality is showing.

[azuneekun]

i drew my favorite stardew valley mean girl ♥

[khaopybara]

Ongsa, do you want me and Tinh to help you pursue Sun?

EARN PREEYAPHAT as CHAROEN, MILK PANSA as ONGSA NANNAPHAT and VIEW BENYAPA as AYLIN feat. FORD ARUN as TINH and JUNE WANWIMOL as LUNA episode 4 of 23 POINT 5

[isbergillustration]

I spend a lot of time while drawing or painting watching concert videos and they always have rad lighting and so this is kind of inspired by that

[glow-worms-are-believers]

Wonder on 75 Park Avenue (dp x dc)

Diana is working. The night is dark and cold, and as she turns to look out the window, she thinks once again of her island. It never was so cold on Themyscira. Winters in New York have a way of sinking to your soul.

In the quietude of her office, knocks on the door seem all the louder, and tonight is no exception. Diana stands and walks to the door, where she opens it to find a young man, still a child but on the cusps of adulthood.

"What can I do for you?" Diana asks.

"I didn't know where else to go," the boy says, and she can see bruises under his pale blue eyes. "I'm sorry, I-I need your help, please."

"Tell me," she says, as she looks behind the boy for any sign of trouble, but they are alone on the street.

"My younger sister," the boy starts. "She's in trouble and I don't know what to do."

"Come in," Diana says as she opens the door wider. "Let us talk inside."

In the cold dark night, the figure of a boy, almost a man, walks into the warm inviting light of the building.

A few seconds later, the door closes behind him, and the street is once again bathed in shadow, frozen by the hour and the chill.

[fivequartersoftheorange]

Some days I wish someone could just hand me an envelope that says, "You're bisexual! Don't you worry about it, you're not a fraud! Or jumping into the bandwagon!"

Some days it's so easy to be confident about it and some days I feel like I'm really not. On days like those I feel like I have to "check" whether I really am bisexual or not.

Sometimes I feel like I'm too old to have finally figured it out you know??? Like shouldn't I have known earlier???

Getting to admit it to myself was sort of a gradual slow burn kind of thing, a very "Huh guess I'm not as straight as I thought I was." moment.

Discovering this part of myself has really shed some light on a lot of things. I think it's always been there and I've just shrugged it off as normal.

But I guess better late than never huh? 😅😄

I know I know I've said I was taking a break here but I've just been in my head about this the past couple of days and this very much feels like a safe space for me to let it all out. I'm not really ready for people in my real life to know about this.

[wanderingaldecaldo]

Happy Pride!

Just a couple of bisexuals in a bisexual relationship

Val's shirt | shoes | glasses + hat + Mitch's shirt (for V) + trees | poses

Pride means a lot to me. As a bisexual, female-presenting individual married to a cis, straight man, my queerness is often overlooked. A friend recently asked what characteristics of mine that I gave Val, and gender/sexuality are a big part of that. Streetkid Val is THE GENDER as my friend Bunny would (will) say, and so is Corpo Val, to be honest.

I've always had a complicated relationship with gender. I hated dresses and clothes shopping; loved sports and GI Joe and He-Man. I kinda liked Barbie though, but mostly for storytelling, not dress up. I never hated being a girl; I was just... different. I'm still different. I never developed a habit for makeup. I stopped shaving ages ago. Sometimes I embrace my femme side and wear florals and show off my curves (and hairy legs); sometimes it's the opposite. It depends on the day. Some days I have no gender and plan an amorphous blob wearing sweats and a hoodie if I have to leave the house.

Despite this, I always held claim to the word "woman". I'd fought to make a space for myself, someone who defied the physical gender expectations, and didn't want to give that up. But now, after playing with both versions of Val and getting to express myself through her, I know I'm not just a woman, but more. And more.

When I started my job last year, I made the big step of adding "she/they" as my pronouns. One of the managers asked if I had a preference between the two, and I said that either was fine. Usually people default to "she", and I don't mind because of the reasons I mentioned previously.

More than anything, "they" is a flag shouting my queerness; that I'm a woman and. Especially now, as other people try to gatekeep womanhood; to decide who can call themselves a woman. Anyone who wants to join me in this misogynistic hellscape, I am glad to call you a sister. There is room for women of all shapes and sizes and bodies and

[korppipoika]

I have no idea why I don't ever draw my own anthro characters...

Anyways, here's Jyry and Bella, before they really have carved their own place and home in the world ����

[fiizzyy]

Happy Pride

Plz reblog 🖤

[docdufresne]

I just wanna drAW but my eye has been twtiching for a full month at this point and ive gotten aura migranes 3x a weEK and i got my vision checked and glasses are coming but AUGH I'm in the agonies for real for real

[karinyosa]

cleaning out my following list and am being reminded of the phase i had where i was trying to make myself feel about being wlw the way i felt about being mlm (which is not what i called it at the time and also i was bisexual at this time) and i did this by. following every random carol fan blog i could find jshdsjhshjdsdcjhsdjchsbjdcgshdcjsdghcjh

[fangedsatyr]

so im not going to talk abt this too much bc its like a whole thing and its rly not important when considering the entire state of the world rn. but basically ive realized im not a lesbian, i still have a high preference for women and femmes, but im a bisexual trans masc/man. ive always been masc but it never felt like enough... i always wanted to be more, i always wanted to be born a man no matter what i did, no matter how masculine anyone treated me, it was never enough because i was still butch.

to make a long story short, im a dogman, wolfman, canineman, refer to me as a werewolf, whatever u like, but regardless im a male canine in love with a femme woman

[dykeomania]

the thing about biphobic discourse is that it's not biphobic to say and observe certain things until it is, and it's not weird to treat your partner a certain way until it is. something that i see all of the time is people talking about bisexual women dating other women for the first time and how disastrous it can be, and honestly, i get it. but it should come as no surprise to anyone that if you're dating a man for quite some time and then you date a woman then yeah there are probably going to be characteristics and behaviors that you do and expect from your partner that are adjacent to what you expected from your previous partner. if those ideas so happened to be engrained in the fact that your partner identifies as male then that's.. questionable and not really excusable, but it is understandable. you have no other experience to work with, so you're going to go based off of what you already know or what you think you know. when it starts to become a problem though is when a) you never really shake this behavior, as in you're repeatedly expecting your girlfriend to act like your boyfriend to the extent where you're, in some ways, constricting their feminine identity in order to serve you aesthetically, emotionally, and/or sexually, or b) when people in the wlw community overgeneralize all bisexual women as constantly doing point a and being unable to form real, viable relationships with other women.

there are clear problems on either front but in the same way that i don't think it's fair that there are women who use dynamics with men as longstanding templates for relationships with women, i also don't think that it's fair to assume that all bi women are going to move that way. i've seen so many people in like tiktok comments use this assumption as like a way to then creatively and pointedly attack bisexual women en large and accuse them in a way that honestly feels like they're just trying to make their personal grievances commonplace, and it's just like .. weird. it's nonproductive and causes internal strife in the wlw community. we can talk about these issues separately, but as wlw, there's no need to tear each other down like that.

[timothylawrence]

being a Sasha and august enjoyer is so much fun. throw in Rhys and it’s a bisexual disaster trifecta drama of a lifetime

[femmesandhoney]

wait omg tell me why you think tswift is gay. I’m not being sarcastic, I’m legitimately so intrigued. You said “the woman who flags quite aggressively” and I don’t know TS at all, I want the drama, how does she flag???

honestly ive just read and seen a lot of compelling pieces of info over time, there's a lot tho but i don't necessarily have it all on hand or memorized lol. in terms of flagging, she heavily flagged bisexual (colors, outfits, photos, paired with specific wording choices) around the lover era (and theres speculation the lover era was gonna be her planned coming out but that it was messed up by her masters being stolen), and she's more recently flagged lesbian in her looks and concert colors/outfits/backgrounds. and i have read about her relationships with certain women like diana, karlie, etc. she utilizes a lot of lesbian symbols and references in her music as well, if u want more info i could try to direct you to better sources of info in dms or something. theyre just speculation of course, but theyre quite interesting when you put stuff together.

i think the most insane thing is when jack antonoff responds to some interviewer about taylor and he seems shocked by the idea about talking to her about men and says no (very quickly lmao) and that he "likes women in particular gay women" and the interviewer gets confused by this, rightfully, and asks "is she gay?" and thats the clip where jack almost outs taylor istg...cause why would he connect gay women w taylor in his mind lmao no one was discussing gay women jack...

[thornescalling]

this just in: cishet guys don't believe you when you say some gay people like tits.