[ SECRET POST #5472 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5472 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

LMAO, I'm bi and I don't entirely get it. I just let people do what they do, though if someone says something about the differences between them that I disagree with as a bi person I'll sometimes chime in. The distinction is meaningful for plenty of people, but when it comes to media... well, quite frankly, the writers/creators aren't always as plugged into the LGBT community as they think they are, especially the non-LGBT creators, and so I tend to do a big shrug if there are multiple seemingly contradictory statements. The character isn't gay/straight/ace is about all I'll get out of it.

It gets even more complicated with characters where they're from a time or place where the idea of sexuality would inevitably be pretty different. Honestly, I'm 90% sure this is about Loki or Captain Jack from DW.

[(Anonymous)]

It's about What We Do in the Shadows (the TV show).

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT Ah, haven't gotten around to watching that yet, though it seems like I would really like it tbh.

[philstar22]

Yup. I'm bi too. For me that means that I have distinct types for men and for women that are different. But that's just how I label myself. I don't care what other people label themselves, and people who obsess about their being supposedly strict labels are ridiulous.