[ SECRET POST #3953 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3953 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Just because it's two women doesn't mean that they're lesbians. Can we please stop erasing the fact that bi people exist.

[(Anonymous)]

"Lesbian kiss" is far more informative than "bisexual kiss."

[(Anonymous)]

Just because two female characters are kissing on screen in a movie doesn't even mean that they're bisexual, let alone lesbian

[(Anonymous)]

when gay or lesbian is used to describe an action, it's really just referring to it being same-sex. There's a difference being being a lesbian, and having lesbian sex, for example. Same with a gay kiss vs. being gay.

source: am a lesbian

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NAYRT

Yeah, this is what I was getting at. Two women kissing = lesbian kiss, whether both are bi, lesbian, or even straight or any combo there-of.

[x]-kiss describes the sexes of those doing the action, not the identity of those involved in the action.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah. Otherwise you'd have straight men having 'bisexual sex', because they fucked a bi girl.