🚨New #ItGetsBetter video alert! Watch comedian Margaret Cho reflect on the It Gets Better video she made 10 years ago (plus coming out, bi and AAPI representation…and growing up in her parents’ gay bookstore in San Francisco)!
One of our favorite video game moments is when we partnered with Riot Games to share these inspiring stories:
bisexual boys? stunning!
bisexual girls? incredible!
nonbinary bisexuals? awesome!
trans bisexuals? amazing!
bisexuals with a preference for the opposite gender? stellar!
bisexuals with a preference for the same gender? beautiful!
bisexuals who get lumped into straight/gay? so valid!
disabled bisexuals? wonderful!
religious bisexuals? marvelous!
bisexuals who are still questioning their sexuality? remarkable!
bisexuals who are out? brilliant!
bisexuals who aren’t out? extraordinary!
@haunted-hitodama: As a bisexual queen, what kind of stigma do you face in the music industry that some of your heterosexual artists may not understand?
jane the virgin: portraying a bisexual man in a healthy relationship and slaying biphobes since 2017
It’s really interesting what she says “I can’t give you what a man can.” A lot of gay men avoid relationships with bi men because they worry that they can’t provide what a woman can. People, gay or straight, think that for a bi person the grass is always greener on the other side.
Straight men and lesbians have said the same. It’s insecurity rooted in the notion that bi people have all the options constantly at their fingertips AND are insatiable. We don’t choose a team, we choose a person. A failure to understand this mostly boils down to people not believing bisexuality is real.
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Anonymous asked:
I just want to share some positivity. I have a really close adult friend who I've known since I was 5 (I'm 18 now) and she's one of the only adults who's consistently been there for me so I see her as a sort of second mom. I came out to her as nonbinary and she took it so well! She's been learning and educating herself about the lgbt community but gender is a new hurdle for her, but she was so accepting of me without any hesitation. I may have cried, just a bit.
That’s fantastic! I’m so glad for you! Coming out is a difficult processes but I’m glad you chose to and I’m glad your friend is educating herself. I hope she only learns more in the future! : )
-Mod Zay
