Bisexual/Biromantic Pride Stimboard For Two Anons

Bisexuality comes in many shades. They’re all valid. With love,                Bi-Positive.

bi flag colorpicked from bayonetta

this pride month take a moment to remember that bisexual and pansexual people are not enemies. the overlap between the two communities is massive and people choose terms based on their own personal comfort and description of how they identify and experience attraction. bisexual and pansexual people and any other mspec people are brothers in arms, friends, and lovers

CONTROVERSIAL OPINION ABOUT BISEXUALITY

that purple in the middle is not the right saturation, it doesn't fit with the other two colors and it drives me crazy.

Bi buttons from the 90s (source)

Correction: the one on the top right is from 1987.

Bisexuals, watch out for “bi positivity” blogs that promote panphobia.

Ex:

Pansexuals are transphobic/chasers!

Pansexuals have internalized biphobia!

Pansexuals just want to be special!

etc.

Pansexuals, watch out for “pan positivity” blogs that promote biphobia. 

Ex:

Bisexuality only means 2!

Bisexuals hate nonbinary people!

Bisexuals aren’t actually bi if they’re in a same-sex/different-sex relationship!

etc.

Don’t give them a platform. Let’s keep the solidarity up, yeah?

EDIT 4/21/2020: Turns out I’m a lesbian but panphobes and biphobes are still fucking awful, so don’t be a shitty person!

Asexuals and aromantics are a wonderful part of the bi community! Your bisexuality/biromanticism is not less because of your other identity. You are a whole human being who deserves to be proud of yourself. Try to love each and every part of yourself for me please. If you can't yet, it's okay. I can be there for you every step of your journey to self acceptance.

Even if you don't know it yet, you are enough.

MJ Rodriguez (who plays Blanca Evangelista on Pose) at GLAAD Gala San Francisco 2018 (source)

various bi pride gifs from https://glitter-graphics.com/

To my lesbian sisters who thought they were bi but later realized they weren't:

You aren't adding to the stereotype that bisexuality is a "phase" or that bisexuals are just "lesbians afraid to come out"

To my bisexual sisters who thought they were lesbians but later realized they're actually bisexual:

You aren't adding to the stereotype that lesbians just "need to find the right man" or that lesbians can be "turned".

It'll never be your fault for how those stereotypes paint us