The Isle of Air

But I know how to apply the gel because I saw posts from trans women how to apply it and I feel that even though are reasons for using it are different that we are not so different

this used to be a common knowledge

Some of the potential reasons for poor mental health outcomes in bisexual people are those we might share with other queer⁠ people, like homophobia⁠, but some are more unique.

Some bi people experience homophobia in much the same way as a gay person might. For example, a bi person in a gay-presenting relationship⁠ may experience homophobia in the same way [...] Bisexual people can also deal with biphobia⁠, ignorance and stigma from other people within our own LGBTQ+ community, being seen as not sufficiently ‘queer enough’ to be part of the community. Indeed, the 2020 study found that bi people were more likely to feel a weaker sense of connection to the community as a whole. And, of course, bisexual people experience similar bias among straight folks: we’re not straight enough to be straight, not gay enough to be gay, and even queer, which used to be nomenclature meant to include us, can feel less and less like a welcome place for us sometimes..."

A little animation for Nathan Seymour, 'cos she's fabulous 💅

A thank for @tnbscans, the best account for Tiger&Bunny references, this fandom is blessed for having you! 🐯💗🐰

AND A SUPER THANK YOU FOR @isleofair! For both suggestions and the amazing cheerleading!! 💗💖💓💘💞 GRAZIEEEE 😭💗