Sometimes I feel like I go to the bisexual tag just so I can block a bunch of porn blogs.
Unicorn Emma
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The Bisexual Agenda
- Saturday: Go to work at 11pm.
- Sunday: Leave work at 7am. Sleep for two hours. Help roommate put together bookcase. Don't go back to sleep. Talk to girlfriend #1. Go to work at 7pm.
- Monday: Leave work at 8am after staying an extra hour to help coworker. Help girlfriend #2 catch a stray cat. Convince girlfriend #2 to release said cat because he's sad to be inside. Sleep for four hours. Go to work at 7pm. Go to Narcotic's Anonymous meeting with clients. Don't fall asleep during candlelight meeting which is held IN A COMFY DARK ROOM.
- Tuesday: Leave work at 7am. Sleep forever.
I notice the moment the gender aspect of it all fell away, slowly I started to peel back the layers of what you are “supposed” to have rules against and question them. I don’t know if I am polyamorous, I don’t know if age is no longer an obstacle for me, but I have made my mind and my heart more open. And I am better for it.
- LC (via pansexualityisperfect)
This is one of the best things about being queer! Many queer people start to question all sorts of relationship/identity taboos once they come to terms with being queer, and I think that’s beautiful.
So, Dan Savage has tried to free himself from accusations of being biphobic and evil by saying the only way science has proven bisexual men exist is by being biphobic and evil. He takes from this that it’s okay to preach about how some men use the label “bisexual” when they’re really gay, it’s okay to doubt men who identify as bisexual, and it’s okay to talk about how bisexuality in men is really rare and most bisexual men are lying.
Has anyone tried to point out to him that some bisexual men call themselves gay to be better accepted by gays like him? I once had a guy tell me he was bi, but had chosen a side, had chosen to only date men because he knew men wouldn’t go out with him if he called himself bi.
Has Dan Savage considered things like this?
Thing is, Joey, you’re queer. You’re a lesbian, or at the very least bisexual.
- JoSelle Vanderhooft, “The Most Important Letter of Our Life,” The Full Spectrum—a letter to her teenage self.
Because bisexuality isn’t as queer as lesbianism. Thanks.
Happy National Coming Out Day!
I identify as queer, bi/pansexual, polyamorous, a cis-woman, a feminist, an agrarian communist, an atheist/biological determinist. I also identify as body and sex positive.
I’m a demi/bisexual polyamorous cis woman. I answer to queer happily. I’m very much a feminist, and I reblogged this from my girlfriend.
JESSIE IS STILL GETTING MARRIED. She is getting married tomorrow. The party is at Punch-a-Bear. www.punchabear.com
P.S. This is the first time I’ve used a real drawing from the website on Tumblr.
- Society to bisexuals: You don't exist.
- Society to pansexuals: You're just bisexual. And bisexuality doesn't exist.
- Pansexuals to bisexuals: You're either binarist bigots or really pansexual.
- Bisexuals: Wha... Dude, we're on the same side here.
Celebrate Bisexuality Day!
I won’t be able to celebrate Bisexuality Day like I normally do, thanks to work. I’m not out at work and yet I’m going to be here for 12 hours of the day today. Booo.
So, here’s to my bisexual (and pansexual and polysexual, etc.) buddies: You’re awesome and pretty and it’s great to be queer!*
To my non-bisexual buddies: Have you hugged a bisexual today?
*When privileged in certain other ways, of course.
Thirteen is my favorite character (not just because she's bisexy).
- House: There's no such thing as a saint without a past.
- Thirteen: Or a sinner without a future.
Yay for being demisexual and bisexual!
I just realized that, not only do I not exist twice, I’m also a paradox (slut/prude)! This is fun.
My brand new writing blog!
I occasionally post about my writing here, but I wouldn’t dream of calling this a writing blog. If I and/or my writing interest you, please check it out! I’m tagging this with some of the themes in my writing, by the way, so that’s why this is in some non-writing tags.
Things you never see happen on Tumblr
A man who says he’s attracted to men and not women gets called a binarist asshole
Was just thinking this today.
What does this even mean?
It means, when a bisexual person says, “I’m attracted to men and women,” people jump on em and say, “Stop being a binarist asshole! What about the trans* people?” but if a person says, “I’m attracted to men and not to women,” no one says anything about supporting/encouraging the binary or ignoring trans* people.
It means we’re surrounded by biphobic jerks who lie and say they’re just thinking of the trans* people.
About Unicorn Emma
I'm a few kinds of queer, and I love it.
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My NaNoWriMo 2012 stats.
