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“Bisexual—being emotionally and physically attracted to all genders.” - GLSEN in fucking 1998

“Do not assume that bisexuality is binary or duogamous in nature [...] In fact, don’t assume that there are only two genders.” 1990 Bi Manifesto

“But there are also many bis, such as myself, for whom gender has no place in the list of things that attract them to a person.“ 2002

“Bisexual people are those for whom gender is not the first criteria in determining attraction.” 2003

“Assuming that all bisexuals are never attracted to trans or genderqueer folk is harmful, not only to bi individuals, but to trans and genderqueer individuals who choose to label themselves as bi.”

“Bisexual: A person who is attracted to people regardless of gender (a person does not have to have a relationship to be bisexual!)” 2003

“These data support the argument that, for some bisexual individuals, sexual attraction is not gender-linked.” 1992

It is increasingly apparent that only a select minority of certain communities are willing to listen to this post and accept that bisexuality’s inclusivity and definition are not up for debate, and that this definition and inclusivity are not new to our community.

It is equally difficult to get through to people who have chosen Latin meanings over history, a hypocritical stance they don’t take up with words like gay or lesbian.

I’ve had more people deny this post’s truth than recognize it as history. I’ve spent hours having to reply to people who do not care about bisexuals than I have talking to people this post helped.

Okay, guys, I'd like to tell you something.

Now I'm working on creating a video about the arms nerve damage in bondage: I myself draw anatomical schemes, search information, read and process it, look for a good camera, prepare for hours of video editing. You can observe the process of creation it in my IG. This is a very painstaking and difficult work, even despite the fact that I'm a medical student and it is easier for me to work out the necessary information. When everything will be ready (in November, I guess), I will post the video in free access on my Vimeo, because in my opinion information about safety in bondage and other dangerous practices should be available for all.

But I would like to say that your help and support is very important to me - you can share your experience in rope practice on this topic, reblog this post or donate for me on Patreon ($1 is so so little). If you will make it - be sure I'll tag you in the credits.

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