[ SECRET POST #2433 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2433 ⌋

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Comments

[saku]

that's definitely understandable and i see where you're coming from. i actually identify as pansexual (hence why i asked your opinion) but mostly on the basis that i've seen a number of bisexual people claim they wouldn't be attracted to intersex or ftm/mtf people, etc, and that doesn't describe my own attraction. i thought the term better described my openness to different kinds of non-binary relationships but it looks like i was wrong in assuming bisexual people were confined to the binary (i guess that's what happens when you use a small group of people to paint the whole demographic). i apologise for that. i'll look further into both labels as i don't want to offend anybody on accident.

[(Anonymous)]

Thanks for understanding. It's honestly a generational thing, seems like - I know there ARE younger people who use 'bisexual' to refer strictly to the gender binary thing, but that's not how it's always been. I mean, I didn't even learn the word 'pansexual' until years after I came out as bi. I wouldn't worry about offending anyone if you're not actively being a jerk.

(Funny how there's no word for gay people or straight people who aren't attracted to trans people, isn't it? lol biphobia)