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YIPPEE YIPPEE THE THIRD GRIZA MP IS DONE + APPROVED i can now arrange them into a bi flag ):]
Y'all I found the Bi flag in a Price is Right thumbnail
💙💜💖
yalls... you all know how you use that one micheal jackson song for the bi bi bi meme?
guess what
he was homophobic
yall r disrespecting the dead
and i...
full heartedly agree with it
(insert smug face here cuz i couldnt find one lol)
t-this was my exact process when deciding the age of my OC - I feel called out
the only things I remember about her are that her name is Clara and she's a raging bisexual
Remember being a kid and writing a story like “yeah I’m going to make my protagonist 14. That’s a good age to join a rebellion, fight in a war, and assassinate an evil ruler. Having them be 12 just wouldn’t be realistic.”
I never realized until recently that Leonie is kind of a monster on the battlefield. In my opinion, her best class is bow knight, she does so well with a bow and a spear.
I wish I could marry her as female Byleth, she kinda has lesbian energy. I like her support with Lorenz though.
I’M LITERALLTY SO OBSESSED WITH THE COLORS AND SYMBOLS OH MY GOD THIS IS MY NEW FAVORITE SET THANK YOU OP
𐙚 ﹐bisexual butch + femme
a flag for bi femmes and bi butches!! i love you bi femmes and bi butches <33
bi femme flag symbolism ꒱
flag color meanings
blue : community and bi femme men
purple : queer spirit
pink : romance and love
white : femme diversity + trans and nb femmes
orange : gender nonconformity and butch solidarity
hot pink : passion and sex
violet : sapphism and bi femme women
bi butch flag symbolism ꒱
violet : sapphism and bi butch women
purple : queer spirit
blue : community and bi butch men
white : butch diversity + trans and nb butches
orange : gender nonconformity and femme solidarity
red orange : passion and sex
magenta : romance and love
the double crescent moon represents bisexuality, and i put them in the middle of the femme and butch symbols!
requested by no one ꒱
Bisexuality and sapphicism is a gift
Bi Butch + Bi Femme flags!
This is not to discourage anyone from using the most commonly used bi butch and bi femme flags, but rather, I am personally uncomfortable with some views from the creator of those flags and I wanted to make butch and femme flags that weren’t “blue is masculine and pink is feminine”, and with the bi butch sun and moon mace, and the bi femme moon lipgloss symbols I made! (the symbols on all my flags are with various free to use images from png sites!)
My beloved bi butch bestie @bisexual-coala advised me while making the bi butch flag! especially the brown colour for butches, and I wanted to use purple and a strong shade of red for the bi femme flags!
Flags are symbols f2u! I hope you enjoy my take on them!
also stated that it’s ’less a bi woman makes a relationship queer, and more a straight man makes the relationship straight’
so (not @ OP) that's fucking gross and frankly misogynistic as hell; it also goes back to how often bi women are seen not even just as conscious perpetrators/enablers but simply inherent extensions of men. like that's basic level textbook misogyny, to see an average couple that can be safely assumed to have an equal partnership and decide the man's legacy has more power & worth somehow, and it couldn't be more obvious.
I saw a post from someone who was talking about how lesbians and bisexual sapphics have differences in what they are, not what they do, for example both lesbians and bisexual sapphics dating women and other sapphics is something we do together, but they then went on to talk about how a bi woman in a relationship with a straight man is not as queer as sapphics who are living within ‘queer relationships’
and while it is true to a degree that society has differences in how they treat and react to different types of relationships but i have to wonder, do you guys think that cis bi woman in relationships with straight men cannot have a meaningful and DISGUSTINGLY queer life (/pos) simply bc of their proximity to a straight man???
do you think these bi women cannot go out and participate in queer culture without their man?? do you think that bi woman are chained into the position of lesser queer bc they have a straight male for a partner??? do you think that they cannot contribute to the health and well-being of queer communities??
the person who posted the original post which got me thinking about this also stated that it’s ’less a bi woman makes a relationship queer, and more a straight man makes the relationship straight’ and i cannot tell you how fucking upsetting it is to see the resurgence of this rhetoric, bc this is what gets bi women abused and killed.
our oppression as the bisexual community is not hinged or limited to who we fucking date or how we present to society and i’m so tired of people assuming our queerness based on the gender and orientation of our partners.
Women’s rights and sapphic rights will never cancel out trans rights, and vice versa! We all support each other in this patriarchal world
post made by @ transrights.bristol on instagram!
Presenting two new bi Femme/Butch flags!
As a bi Femme I decided to make two new bi Femme/Butch flags that are meant for ALL bi people,regardless of gender! :) It's for bi people ONLY! Feel free to give me tips for improvement,especially regarding the colours!
Bisexual Magazines!!
Hello bisexuals, I have made a carrd archiving a few bisexual magazine series published in the 1990s. If you are interested in bisexual history and want to know more about it then I suggest you check it out 🩷💜💙 (It looks better on PC/desktop site view)
Journal of Bisexuality
Hello bisexuals! I have compiled all of the volumes and articles of Journal of Bisexuality and you can access it for free! Don't worry about paywalls anymore. I will keep updating the drive.
can u make a bi butch glitter thingy? because i rarely see bi butch positive shit and we gotta exsist😂😂(butches arent just lesbians)
of course my love!! <3
In case you prefer a different font/colour, I’ll link the website I use to make them below, since they really do take me all of about 5 minutes to make, & I don’t want to gatekeep. I’m by no means a graphic designer or tech wizz, lol.
I was recently made aware of the Trillium Grandiflorum! A gorgeous species of flowering plant native to the eastern half of the USA and Canada. It is a beautiful flower with a three pronged petal shape framed by three leaf like bracts (a modified or specialized leaf, especially one associated with a reproductive structure such as a flower, inflorescence axis, or cone scale) and it blooms from late spring to early summer in the mountain ranges and hills of the Appalachian upland forest.
In 1998 - 99, The creator of the bisexual pride flag, Michael Page suggested these flowers as a symbol for bisexuality, as the flower was reminiscent of the bi-angles (a set of three triangles in the bisexual colors) and it was a perfect example of sexual dimorphism (meaning it contains both male and female structure, which in older scientific literature was often referred to as being botanically bisexual).
It is also written about: ‘White trillium often occurs in dense drifts of many individuals.’ which calls to the vast unity of the bisexual community.
Many thanks to @lxdybi for introducing me to this flower and to its significance to the bisexual community.
At this link there is a collection of other bisexual symbols and motifs that have been used through the history of our community so if you’d like to learn more take a look! Im excited to use some of the symbols in my future bisexual art and design projects, and i hope some of you will join in with me too! it’s quite nice to find a bit more of bisexual culture <3
Controversal opinion, I don't think it's really ever appropriate for people to theorize about groups they're not apart of.
That's how you get things like "non binary people aren't oppressed" and "trans men are exactly like cis men in every way and therefore have male privilege" and "asexuals aren't LGBT" and "bisexuals have straight privilege" like maybe like, include the group you're theorizing about to talk about their experiences because it always ends up exclusionary otherwise.
Preserving Bi Women’s History
Bisexual activist and scholar Robyn Ochs just announced the successful conclusion of a project she has been working on for 7 ½ years in collaboration with Amy Benson of Harvard University’s Schlesinger Library.
Back issues of Bi Women (now the Bi Women Quarterly) (1983-2009) and of North Bi Northwest (a publication of the Seattle Bisexual Women’s Network) are now archived and available via Harvard University’s Schlesinger Library. They have been digitized, and are searchable and available to the public.
Here’s the press release from Harvard’s Schlesinger Library:
Boston is home to the longest-lived bisexual women’s periodical in the world. Bi Women Quarterly, a grassroots publication, began in September 1983 as a project of the newly-formed Boston Bisexual Women’s Network.
Staffed entirely by volunteers, and containing essays, poetry, artwork, and short fiction on a wide range of themes, Bi Women Quarterly provides a voice for women who identify as bisexual, pansexual, and other non-binary sexual identities.
Robyn Ochs, editor of Bi Women Quarterly since 2009, donated the only complete collection of this publication to Schlesinger Library several years ago with the agreement that it would be preserved, and digitized in a searchable format. The digitized collection at Schlesinger covers the years 1983 to 2010. We are delighted to announce that this project is complete, and this resource is now available to researchers and to the general public through Harvard’s catalog.
Making the voices of bi women accessible will hopefully provide researchers primary material with which to begin to fill this gap.
Issues of Bi Women Quarterly from 2009 to the present can be found online a BiWomenBoston.org. These more recent issues will be added to the Library’s collection in the near future.
flag id: a flag with 7 stripes, which are very dark blue, medium dark faded purple, pink, pale purple, blue, medium dark faded purple, and very dark pink. end id.
banner id: a 1500x150 teal banner with the words ‘please read my dni before interacting’ in large white text in the center. end id.
a flag for bi-cycle [pt: bi-cycle /end pt] for anon!
bi-cycle either refers to bi folks who 'cycle' through preferences and attraction changes within their bi experience and/or to the actual 'cycle' itself.
the flag is inspired by the bi flag, with both dark and light shades of all three colors to represent changes in attraction/preference!
tags: @radiomogai, @orientation-archive | dni link
oh god I got a picture of the moon you tumblr bitches are gonna LOVE
↦ biluqian;
a gender in the quinbian system related to the bi moons, specifically in the context of them being a symbol of bisexual pride! it is also connected to community, strength, empowerment, and taking pride in one’s queer identity.
for anon!! huge galaxy vibes here :0
