First off, hello Peach, and thanks for being one of the very few people who post in this sub. I think it's really important to have a bisexual community so young bis don't get swept up into the "queers"/no labels/everyone's bi craziness like I was. Nowadays I'm pro-science lol.

It seems to me that most real-life "queers" are shy bis, while online it seems like most "queers" are just hets with pierced ears/flannel/dyed hair. Honestly, seeing/hearing the word does piss me off.

I thought the Supers movement was really promising but reddit stamped it out. It seems like no one's talking about it much, other than subs like r/TumblrinAction and r/stupidpol, which are already on thin fucking ice with the whole "anti-evil operations" scheme they've got going on amongst the meta mods on reddit.

SuperBi is a cool concept but despite the fact that I disagree with gender ideology, I'm not a SuperBi. I do find some trans people attractive. I do see the need for it, however; I saw a post the other day that said that "not including trans people in your bisexuality is transphobic", which is basically just the classic "fuck me bigot" argument with a side of "bisexuals are hoes". I feel you on the rant thing. I had to take a long break from this site but I'm fucking back... couldn't stay away I guess lol.

Truthfully, bisexuals are a huge force behind the trans "rights" (privileges) movement, way moreso than LG or hets. This is actually in huge part thanks to bis like me who aren't SuperBi, and like the old me who knew nothing and was a TRA because they want to stamp out all oppression in the world and know nothing (I was quite young, which is common in these circles). I actually thought I was a lesbian for a long time (I only like a very specific, feminine type of man, which is very rare around these parts), and even came out to a few people. This is extremely cringey and I know lesbians hate to hear it because it smears their name, but it's increasingly common when the dominant (SJW) ideology touts that sexuality is not based on sex, but gender identity. In reality, every "lesbian" who also likes very pretty, feminine trans-identified males is bi. There are a lot of different ways to be bi; the only requirements are attraction to men and women. A lot of bi people can't accept that, and want a more specific descriptor of their sexuality. This is fine, as long as they accept that they are still bi, monosexuals exist, and leave already established labels (lesbian, gay, straight) alone!

Lol this was a rant. I've had some sips tonight. Thanks again, Peach. Every day, it seems like we lose more ground to the TRAs. We really have to get it together, and I think establishing an actual bi community, instead of having bis float around with LG or hets where they sort of belong but not really, is an important step.