#i couldn't ask for a better example of fandom biphobia

[werewolf-cuddles]

ivy being a lesbian in main canon is not bi erasure. shes still bi in the harley quinn show. so many bi characters in dc and youre mad cause the one whos been lesbian coded has been confirmed, get tf over it.

Earth Prime!Ivy has literally been referred to as bisexual in interviews before.

This is very blatantly bisexual erasure.

And you telling me, a person who is actually bisexual, that I just need to get over it comes across as extremely tone-deaf at best.

Imagine, if you will, that there is a character who has always been portrayed and explicitly described as a lesbian. Suddenly, that character is taken over by a new writer, who states in an interview that she is bisexual.

How would you feel in that situation? Would you feel hurt? Angry? Congratulations, now you understand how we feel having one of DC's most well known bisexual characters have her bisexuality erased.

[takashi0]

#i couldn't ask for a better example of fandom biphobia#than telling a bisexual person to get over canon bisexual erasure

ivy being a lesbian in main canon is not bi erasure. shes still bi in the harley quinn show. so many bi characters in dc and youre mad cause the one whos been lesbian coded has been confirmed, get tf over it.

Earth Prime!Ivy has literally been referred to as bisexual in interviews before.

This is very blatantly bisexual erasure.

And you telling me, a person who is actually bisexual, that I just need to get over it comes across as extremely tone-deaf at best.

Imagine, if you will, that there is a character who has always been portrayed and explicitly described as a lesbian. Suddenly, that character is taken over by a new writer, who states in an interview that she is bisexual.

How would you feel in that situation? Would you feel hurt? Angry? Congratulations, now you understand how we feel having one of DC's most well known bisexual characters have her bisexuality erased.

[takashi0]

#i couldn't ask for a better example of fandom biphobia#than telling a bisexual person to get over canon bisexual erasure

ivy being a lesbian in main canon is not bi erasure. shes still bi in the harley quinn show. so many bi characters in dc and youre mad cause the one whos been lesbian coded has been confirmed, get tf over it.

Earth Prime!Ivy has literally been referred to as bisexual in interviews before.

This is very blatantly bisexual erasure.

And you telling me, a person who is actually bisexual, that I just need to get over it comes across as extremely tone-deaf at best.

Imagine, if you will, that there is a character who has always been portrayed and explicitly described as a lesbian. Suddenly, that character is taken over by a new writer, who states in an interview that she is bisexual.

How would you feel in that situation? Would you feel hurt? Angry? Congratulations, now you understand how we feel having one of DC's most well known bisexual characters have her bisexuality erased.

[takashi0]

#i couldn't ask for a better example of fandom biphobia#than telling a bisexual person to get over canon bisexual erasure

ivy being a lesbian in main canon is not bi erasure. shes still bi in the harley quinn show. so many bi characters in dc and youre mad cause the one whos been lesbian coded has been confirmed, get tf over it.

Earth Prime!Ivy has literally been referred to as bisexual in interviews before.

This is very blatantly bisexual erasure.

And you telling me, a person who is actually bisexual, that I just need to get over it comes across as extremely tone-deaf at best.

Imagine, if you will, that there is a character who has always been portrayed and explicitly described as a lesbian. Suddenly, that character is taken over by a new writer, who states in an interview that she is bisexual.

How would you feel in that situation? Would you feel hurt? Angry? Congratulations, now you understand how we feel having one of DC's most well known bisexual characters have her bisexuality erased.