Too Weary

A place to be nobody

raspberryteame:

If bisexuality doesn’t exist then please explain why my body reacts the same way I see a hot male when I see a hot female?  The exact same physical reaction.

(Source: thegreatlizby, via bisexual-community)

cosmo tip #600

expertcosmotips:

if he thinks rape jokes are funny go on a romantic boat ride with him and leave him in the middle of the fucking ocean to die

(via futureonthewind)

amandapalmer:

i drew my #TED2013 talk out in sharpie. it is about eight feet long. i am taking this as a good omen.

amandapalmer:

i drew my #TED2013 talk out in sharpie. it is about eight feet long. i am taking this as a good omen.

bisexual-community:

thegincidentsaviour:

read it and weep

or read it and rejoice as the case may be (ain’t being bisexual just grand?)

bisexual-community:

thegincidentsaviour:

read it and weep

or read it and rejoice as the case may be (ain’t being bisexual just grand?)


cracked heart

cracked heart

(Source: towritepoems, via killingmesoftlyxoxo)

Images of bisexual women as confused, indecisive, transitional, or closeted lesbians effectively invalidate bisexual identity. Even among lesbians who believe that there are some true bisexuals, these beliefs have the effect of casting doubt on the identities of all women who claim to be bisexual. As long as a lesbian believes that bisexual women are likely to have these characteristics – or at least more likely than lesbians – she will tend to react suspiciously whenever another woman claims to be bisexual. Bisexual identity cannot be accepted at face value, because the woman who claims to be bisexual might not be a true bisexual. Therefore, these images, even if they are not generalized to all bisexual women, function to invalidate bisexual identity generally and, therefore, to invalidate bisexuality.

Bisexuality and the Challenge to Lesbian Politics by Paula C. Rust, p. 83

Even though this quote is about lesbians’ attitudes toward bi women, it perfectly illustrates why I disagree with anyone talking about “fake” bisexuals, or why it’s bad when Dan Savage says most of us will eventually come out as gay. Questioning even one of us leads to the potential for all of us being doubted.

(via absquesetentia)

(Source: tearingdownthatfence, via bisexual-community)

highmiranda:

does anyone else find it immensely comforting to have someone touching you? not like poking or tickling you or like sexually just feeling some other person being beside you and like your elbows or legs or something are touching and you’re like oh this person is alive too

(via featherumbrellas)