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chloe price: nonbinary lesbian - she/he/they

rachel amber: bi - she/her

victoria chase: lesbian - she/her

sean diaz: agender bi - he/they

finn mcnamara: nonbinary pan - he/they

alex chen: nonbinary bi - she/they

steph gingrich: butch lesbian - they/she

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so coming back to this post where i stated that my early days of bi pride were around the ages of 12-13 and how lucky i was that i never saw anything that could snap that vulnerability in half like i do now, i kind of wanna talk about a similar process from when i first discovered i could be nonbinary at 15. back then i used to think it was this sacred thing that you had to "qualify" for and i never realized until about a year or so of experience in that i could really be anything i want. so until then, i clung tightly to being a she/they nonbinary demigirl because i hadn't even heard of everything else yet and figured if i had, i wasn't good enough to use anything beyond a basic label - which is ironic, because the only reason i got to that point in the first place was after reading all these positivity carrds that encouraged nonbinary people to accept themselves and insisted they could use whatever labels and pronouns they wanted. oh well, i digress.

something that's really super important to note for the time being before i get into my point, was that i was still first questioning whether i was a lesbian or "just" bi - yes, that internalized biphobia goes a long way back for most of us, unfortunately. at this very moment in time, i was starting to lean towards accepting bisexuality. i did try on the lesbian label for about a year not too long later, but that was, again, later.

so, in other words, i was your stereotypical she/they bisexual demigirl. the "cishets" of both the LGB and T communities, although i didn't realize that's how i would be seen for years.

now that i got my backstory out of the way, i think now it will make a little more sense why i'm advocating for those "she/they bi girls" jokes to stop, in addition to the "bi girls with boyfriends." it's not just biphobic, it's misogynistic and it can do some real psychic damage to younger bi sapphics. i probably would have been one of them had i been exposed to them during that time.

i mean, hell, i think this anon that i myself sent & response that took place on curiouscat back in march explain it all the best:

[ID: a screenshot of a curiouscat submission. the anonymous message reads: "confession: i stopped using she/they a while back PRIMARILY just to avoid the hated misogynistic cis bi girl stereotype. i'm not cis but i'm sure i wouldn't be considered trans enough to be valid if i was a she/they. i guess it worked out because i don't really like they/them pronouns for myself anyway (i'm now a he/she), but i wish i hadn't felt pressured in order to be taken seriously. :/" following that paragraph, bizexuaiity responds: "i'm so sorry you've felt pressured and invalid in your previous pronouns :( that stereotype is bimisogynistic & disgusting and i really never liked these jokes or put up with them from anyone. never thought they were funny and i think she/they trans people are 100% valid. it's stupid because a LOT of trans people who use this pronoun set are TMA, as well. someone using she/her pronouns doesn't equate to cis woman and idk why many people act like that. even if you're AFAB it does not matter because it doesn't make you ANY less trans. you absolutely do not need to do anything extra to validate your transness, your existence is enough. you will be taken seriously by people who love and care about you. i hope you feel better about yourself by now."

like, this shit affects us negatively and for things that aren't even really our fault, let alone bad in any way at all. it's pretty much what i said in the first post i linked here, stop bullying bi women. it's not funny and it never has been. you can say whatever you like about how i never had it hard back then because i didn't, but i could have and many others have and still do. even i do now sometimes. so QUIT IT.

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Friendly reminder to my LGBTQ+ friends: you don't have to perfectly fit the definition of a label to use it. For example: a woman who likes other women, but also sometimes likes men can still call herself a lesbian if she wants to, even if she would "technically" be bisexual. Someone who's asexual and demironantic can still call themself aroace if they want to. Someone who's gender floats between male and demiboy could call themself gender fluid, or male, or non-binary if they want to. You can still call yourself pan if you have a preference.

Labels should be what works for you, not a box you need to perfectly fit in

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Aight so last poll went pretty well, but clearly I need to separate sexuality from gender identity. I’m still pretty shit at tumblr so we’ll see how I do this. Again, if you’re multiple, pick the one most important to you. As long as tumblr doesn’t allow multiple, I’m out of luck. Do your best. Lemme know if I missed any. Neogenders fit the last one.

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