If someone asks you if your “a Gay/Lesbian/etc” in That Tone™, its okay to say no, especially if saying yes is potentially endangering to you and puts you at risk for ridicule and humiliation.

You’re not denying yourself or misrepresenting the community, you’re protecting yourself and that’s your number one priority.

Don’t feel guilty for keeping yourself safe.

just think about how grateful your future self will be if you keep going. how glad you will be for having worked so hard. it will all be worth it.

• cis female bisexuals
• trans female bisexuals
• cis male bisexuals
• trans male bisexuals
• nonbinary bisexuals
• intersex bisexuals
• aromantic bisexuals
• demiromantic bisexuals
• heteroromantic bisexuals
• homoromantic bisexuals
• biromantic bisexuals
• panromantic bisexuals
  
• bisexuals in “gay” relationships
• bisexuals in “lesbian” relationships
• bisexuals in “straight” relationships
• single bisexuals
• bisexuals who have never had sex
• bisexuals who have attraction but no interest in sex
• bisexuals who really fucking love sex
• bisexuals with a preference of partner
• bisexuals with no preference, at all
• young bisexuals
• middle-age bisexuals
• old bisexuals
• closeted bisexuals
• out bisexuals
• neurotypical bisexuals
• neuroatypical bisexuals
• disabled bisexuals
• non-disabled bisexuals
• any other bisexual i have possibly left out because,
• if you identify as bisexual,
• then you are a valid bisexual