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“I’m bisexual but I’d never date a woman.” STOP RUINING IT FOR THE REST OF US!!!
276 upvotes, 11 comments. Sidechat image post by Anonymous in LGBTQIA+. "“I’m bisexual but I’d never date a woman.” STOP RUINING IT FOR THE REST OF US!!!"
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Anonymous 1d

Why is there so much hate towards bisexuals in the lgbtq? Wtf did they ever do?

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Anonymous 1d

All good queen lesbians know these are just the outliers we love yall ❤️

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Anonymous 17h

i once had a girl tell me “i’m bisexual but i’d never date or kiss another girl, i just want a label” YOU HAVE A LABLE QUEEN, you’re straight!!!!

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Anonymous 22h

You can be bisexual and never want to date one of the genders you’re attracted to. It’s fine when bi women never date men. Why is it different when a bi woman doesn’t date women?

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Anonymous replying to -> fatassratinasombrero 1d

wait please explain i'm confused

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 21h

The discussion thats being had is less about preferences and more about an objectification of women. One of my ex gfs said “i cant see myself marrying a woman” after taking my virginity and essentially lead me on. Theres nothing objectively wrong with it, but you gotta be upfront about it

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 17h

i see what you mean but id argue this kind of post/sentiment actually makes people more likely to lie about it, because they learn that saying it outright makes people think they're a bad person. its fine if you don't want to get with someone who won't want to date you but its weird how people act like not wanting to date one of the genders you're sexually attracted to makes you a bad person

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 17h

Nah i get it, it seems that sexual attraction is often conflated with romantic attraction so some identify as bisexual could better identify under the homoromantic umbrella with bisexual attraction in some cases but it seems that conflation makes them feel like they can’t unfortunately

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 17h

Genuinely why? Why and how does it work this way. Explain it to me like I'm 5

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 11h

As a lesbian I’ve been left by multiple bisexual women who were scared to outwardly be with a woman. I’m fine with the identity but I’m allowed to be cautious based on past experiences. I’ve also had great experiences with bisexual women, but it definitely happens.

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Anonymous replying to -> #9 11h

comphet strikes again!

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