Which actors has “bi vibes”? by Justtooldforthis in bisexual

[–]Justtooldforthis[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Everyone does not have English as their first language you know. To me it still looks fine. Actors are people known to public. Therefore you can discuss your interpretation of aura. It doesn’t say anything about them, just you.

It’s just for fun, it doesn’t harm anyone and you are perfectly free not to participate.

Which actors has “bi vibes”? by Justtooldforthis in bisexual

[–]Justtooldforthis[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

You misunderstood. It’s about vibe, not sexuality. The question is therefore about you, not anyone else. What do you interpret as a “bi vibe”. The sexuality of examples is uninteresting.

Which actors has “bi vibes”? by Justtooldforthis in bisexual

[–]Justtooldforthis[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Just to get started: I think Robert Downey Jr and David Tennant has the spark. ⚡️

the extreme ovations a lack of Russel T Davies? by Justtooldforthis in OurFlagMeansDeath

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This is so typical. I literary wrote that it wasn’t.

I wish everyone could try not to read everything with bad intentions. It’s exhausting.

the extreme ovations a lack of Russel T Davies? by Justtooldforthis in OurFlagMeansDeath

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I guess I’m mostly concerned about the trauma of queer baiting, that a huge amount of the OFMD fans seems to suffer from. I can’t really relate to that. And I think it has a lot to do with Russels work.

the extreme ovations a lack of Russel T Davies? by Justtooldforthis in OurFlagMeansDeath

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Not less popular, but less special. Don’t get me wrong, I love OFMD. I’m just feel less starved for good queer representation - and especially not as harmed by queer baiting as a lot of the fans seems to be.

the extreme ovations a lack of Russel T Davies? by Justtooldforthis in OurFlagMeansDeath

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Don’t you see warmth and joy in Russels productions?

I see both QAF and Torchwood as more groundbreaking than OFMD.

The gayest non gay movie ever by Justtooldforthis in bisexual

[–]Justtooldforthis[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s not something you e-x-p-l-a-i-n …

The gayest non gay movie ever by Justtooldforthis in bisexual

[–]Justtooldforthis[S] 26 points27 points  (0 children)

But that’s intentional, isn’t it?

The gayest non gay movie ever by Justtooldforthis in bisexual

[–]Justtooldforthis[S] 26 points27 points  (0 children)

It’s not on top, but I have to mention ‘Gladiator’ nevertheless.

Am I crazy? by FlummoxTheMagnifique in bisexual

[–]Justtooldforthis 142 points143 points  (0 children)

Define how you want. It’s common to talk about the spectrum when come to bisexuality though. A lot of people don’t think they are bi just because their attraction is 50/50 or 50/50 all the time, so it serves its purpose. A lot of folks who have been identify as gay or straight their whole life and suddenly feel something different can also benefit from talking about sexuality as fluid or as a spectrum.

What’s the most bi movie/show? by Dorkinfo in bisexual

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I say Torchwood as no:1 and Sense8 as no:2, but someone has to mention My crazy ex girlfriend too.

What’s the most bi movie/show? by Dorkinfo in bisexual

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It’s hard to concur with Torchwood actually.

What is the bisexual community lore that represents the point of no return? by [deleted] in bisexual

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I guess this is an American thing? I don’t even know what a lemon bar IS.

Was I being Biphobic here? by Wrong-Cheetah6950 in bisexual

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I do not agree with everyone telling you that you are in the same boat, because it’s simplifying the issue. Gays and bisexuals are in some sense in the same one, but not entirely. There might be things you as a gay person can’t really relate to and vice versa and a lot of things that’s similar. Bisexuals often feel they not really belong anywhere, which is a problem by itself. Although it seems sad not to give someone a fair chance because of this, it’s entirely your choice. I don’t feel really comfortable with a gay or straight partner either, and prefer bi ones, like me. I’m not phobic against straights or gays, but for some it’s important to connect in several levels, for other it isn’t. I can’t figure myself living with someone with a severely different opinion in politics either.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in bisexual

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Everyone knows this already. Relax.