REPOST: 🗣️ bisexual men, LISTEN UP

Your sexuality is your greatest power. It's a blessing not a curse to be bi

For many years I carried self hatred, but isn't it funny how what you deem as your greatest 'weakness' is in fact your greatest strength?

when I stopped looking for acceptance from other people, I gained the most important thing acceptance from myself. Bro, accepting yourself and being confident in who you are is attractive af, others will see your light shining and come over to bask in in

TRUST ME.

It's so iconic that bisexual is a label that has no gendered implications. There are bisexual girls, and bisexual guys, and bisexual enbies. It's so cool and genderless.

Is consistently taking the side of your bisexual friends being bi-ased?

I'm bored at home who wants to watch me cum 🍆💦💦

I'm scared. I'm angry. I'm fed up.

I don't know the exact extent to which homophobia exists in other countries but I just found out about this non-binary kid named Nex, who d!ed due to transphobia. So IDK if people will even read this, but as a queer teen, I'm scared.

I'm scared that if I ever come out, the world will look at me differently. I'm scared of what my own, typically loving and very liberal (apart from the queer rights thing) parents will say. I will be a disgrace to my grandparents. The same Dada who changed a centuries old tradition for me, a girl, will not look me in the eye. The same Dadi who insists menstrual stereotypes must end will consider me a sinner. The same Nana who let me play his harmonium (he doesn't let anyone touch it), will not be the same. The same Nani whose insists every girl should at least have a master's degree and a well-paying job will be disgusted. I am scared of who I am.

I'm angry because I have not done anything wrong. I am a good daughter. I would never do a thing to make my parents ashamed. I would never hurt anyone. I think twice about the consequences of what I do. I respect everyone. I value what I've been given. I am angry because I have been robbed, by a world I've done nothing wrong to, a life where I...live my truth.

I am fed up of people telling me 'those gays force their agenda on others' (I'm sill closeted so they assume I'm straight) when the people around me are literally forcing straight-ness everywhere. I'm fed up of people calling it gross even though they are the ones so obsessed by who queers kiss (or not kiss, if you're aroace). I'm fed up with people pretending to be queer so they get the 'support and attention' because they are sheltered from the homophobia that comes along with it (yes, 2 kids in my school have actually done this). I'm fed up of people villainizing us even though all we want to do is exist.

As a Hindu I've always been told after death, your soul leaves your body and enters a new one (rebirth, basically). Maybe in my next life, I will be born in a world that can accept me for who I am. Because one thing I know for sure is I'm bisexual all over. My soul is queer, and will always be queer.

So Nex, I will go to bed tonight knowing I live in a world that wronged you. I will forever hate the world for what it did to you. But I promise you, and every queer and trans person who sees this, to never loose hope.

Maybe one day we will be seen as humans.

💜Happy Bi Visibility Month, lovelies💜

the amount of people I see completely forgetting the possibility of bisexuality/queerness when discussing sexuality (both for characters & real people tbh) from both straight and gay/lesbian people is insane like y'all really don't consider it at all 💀

I don't know who i am, but i know that I'm ✨️horny✨️ 24/7

The bisexual flag is a silent symphony of colors celebrating a powerful symbol of the beautiful complexity of loving across spectrums. To all my fellow bi folks: we are valid, we are loved, our love is beautiful, and our vibrant hearts are a gift to the world.

💘💜💙

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I am a 50-something year old bisexual male nudist. I did not realize I was bisexual or come out until I was in my late 30s. The reasons for that were I was raised in a religious household and at the time it was not socially acceptable to be openly LGBT. I was always attracted to girls, but when I was in high school, there were at least a couple of boys I was attracted to but did not act on it. One of them years later said he would have w dated me. Another one who I was friends with I think was gay. We hung out some but nothing happened and then he moved away. On that note, I’ve always been very socially awkward. So I have never been good at picking up social cues. So I’m sure this led to missed opportunities. And in hindsight, I regret that.

As far as being a nudist, again, since I was raised in a religious household, it was something I did not discover until adulthood. My ex wife liked to be naked at home. So I followed suit. But we never went to any nude beaches or nudist resorts so we were home nudists only. However, in the last decade, I have gone to Haulover Beach in Florida once and Gunnison Beach in New Jersey several times. I would like to go to Gunnison regularly over the summer as I live approximately 90 minutes from there. I would also like to visit nearby nudist resorts, although I would feel awkward going by myself.

So to that end, I would like to get to know and hopefully become friends with other bisexuals/nudists.

Let’s meet, share stories and be part of a global bi+ network!

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'Bisexuals hate the fact that they love boys'

No. Shut up. Have you seen boys?????? Have you seen the thing they do with their boyness???? Have you honestly looked at any guy??? I'm talkin' cis, trans, femboys, any he/him person????

oh you're talkin about how somehow media has glorified toxic masculinity, making it look like thats the 'default' trait men have, thus creating the perception that it is normal for guys to be weird and now half the times it turns people on, and/or makes green flag boys seem like a bonus point a person can have?

Yeah I don't think that has anything to do with bisexuality.