[ SECRET POST #2188 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2188 ⌋

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Comments

[thene]

I have no problem with people who ID as pansexual and I don't think that doing so is per se biphobic (although some of the reasons people state for doing so are biphobic), but I do find it ironic that I've seen people say they've adopted it due to it having 'less baggage' than bisexual, when in fact it has simply acquired different baggage.

One thing I don't get is, out there in the real world I've known nonbinary people (and trans* people in general) who've dated partners all over the orientation spectrum? Especially when they do what you describe in your comment and extend that rhetorical inclusivity to all trans* people, it starts seeming odd to me...trans* is not a gender, and defining it as such makes it sound like you have a kink for trans* people.