[ SECRET POST #3756 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3756 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[Elementary, Joan Watson]


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03.
[Overwatch]


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[the new miniseries Anne based on L.M. Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables]


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[Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen/The Dark Crystal]


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(Legion)


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07.
(Persona 4, Kanji x Naoto)


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08.
[Voltron: Legendary Defender]







Notes:

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Comments

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[(Anonymous)]

If you want there to be a woman, that's fine. But if you really see them both as bisexual, that doesn't necessitate having a woman there. A bisexual person can be in a relationship with one person, regardless of either of their genders, and still be bisexual. If they are sexually attracted to more than one gender, no matter what anybody says, they don't have to be in a relationship with both a man and a woman to show that they really are bisexual.

Re: ?

[(Anonymous)]

1000x this. I am so sick of the whole "bisexuals can't be monogamous because they need to be with both men and women." (Spoiler alert: my 101% hetero boyfriend was the one who had the affair, while my bisexual self was faithful.)

Re: ?

[(Anonymous)]

Not OP, but I don't think they were saying that? I think they were saying they need a female in their ships, presumably to relate to, which is why they can't get behind an m x m ship. The bisexual bit came off as OP needing to think they might possibly date them too (hence the x reader desire).