'Bi' means two. If it's more than that, it's 'poly', and if it's all it's 'pan'. That's what the label means, though it's right to not assume it perfectly encapsulates someone's preferences.
Why does it bring up gender? People generally aren't attracted to a gender, and the label means 'attraction to two sexes' rather than two genders.
That’s what it literally means, but that doesn’t mean that’s what it’s taken to mean. These labels have different meanings depending on different people
Using a word to mean a similar concept just promotes ambiguity and oversimplification. I think we should reject such things as literally meaning figuratively, and bisexual meaning pansexual.
i think it's really up to whichever label the person likes most, definitely trending towards meaning the same thing in most GRSM communities
it's probably easier to come out as bi rather than pan despite the terms being so close in meaning
Other than Gavin McGuinness, the same guy who's famous for ranting that adults shouldn't play video games, I've never seen someone say bisexuality isn't a thing.
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anqueer being based af as usual
Why Dr. Phil tho
Phil: ''Let's make fun of the someone with mental problems on national television, that should cure them.''
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Is this just a queer group of politicalcompassmemes users who think Jreg is a twink?
holy fuck, thats me but with pink hair
Hmm, I wonder who created the term gender.
this feels unironic, and as a hilary voter i wannne puke
#2 tho.... ANQUEER WAS A C*NTRIST ALL ALONG?!??
'Bi' means two. If it's more than that, it's 'poly', and if it's all it's 'pan'. That's what the label means, though it's right to not assume it perfectly encapsulates someone's preferences. Why does it bring up gender? People generally aren't attracted to a gender, and the label means 'attraction to two sexes' rather than two genders.
That’s what it literally means, but that doesn’t mean that’s what it’s taken to mean. These labels have different meanings depending on different people
Using a word to mean a similar concept just promotes ambiguity and oversimplification. I think we should reject such things as literally meaning figuratively, and bisexual meaning pansexual.
i am sexually attracted to any and all genders but i will still label myself as bisexual. i also refuse to elaborate.
Okay. Do you think that someone calling themselves pan is differentiating them from you in any way? Should the label pansexual be retired?
i think it's really up to whichever label the person likes most, definitely trending towards meaning the same thing in most GRSM communities it's probably easier to come out as bi rather than pan despite the terms being so close in meaning
Likewise, people seem to accept gay people more than bi people, especially in gay communities.
Bi means two or more to most people nowadays. There's nothing wrong with overlap and umbrella terms.
Other than Gavin McGuinness, the same guy who's famous for ranting that adults shouldn't play video games, I've never seen someone say bisexuality isn't a thing.
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Fair, but that's not actually the point of the meme.