[ SECRET POST #2527 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2527 ⌋

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Comments

Re: "Bisexual men are really gay and bisexual women are really straight"

[diet_poison]

I'm gonna sound like I'm looking for asspats here, which is not my intention, but I have never understood this or really even seen much of it before having an online presence. In high school, when I first learned about these different options (I was kind of sheltered and I'd heard of gay but not bi or ace, and hardly ever thought of it, before that time) I thought it was very obvious, logical, and straightforward. Straight meant opposite gender. Gay meant same. Bi meant both. Ace meant neither. It's like a square grid with options - "Are you into women" on one side and "are you into men" on the other, with four intersecting squares, and also I've always liked word roots, and...yeah. When I found out that people couldn't wrap their mind around bisexuality apparently I'm like "but one plus one equals two...? are you just dumb?"

I don't know anyone personally who has this problem, though I know a lot of conservative people I haven't really talked to about it. Apparently it's not limited to conservatives though. hmm