3. It's also a little dogey to Bisexuals. It's like they have to call themselves lesbians to be accepted. It does show how prevalent bi-phobia is, it seems like some of them feel they have to add lesbian to feel like they're "gay enough" to be LGBT. Bi-Phobia comes from both sides and needs to be stopped. But that's not the right way to do it. Terms like wlw and sapphic (and more) should do better to include our bi sisters and not alienate them. But all in all, Bi Lesbian seems like an oxymoron.

2 And erases lesbians. It also plants the idea that lesbians harbor equal sexual attraction for men/just haven't met the right man yet because apparently those lesbians are perfectly fine with men. It's just messy confusing and feels wrong. Just say Bi

1. It implies there are lesbians who are attracted to and actively seek out men. Which goes against the entire point and meaning of being a lesbian which is being attracted to your same sex (which would be women) and not being attracted to the opposite sex (men). "Bi Lesbian" is just Bi, you can't use a term meaning only sexually attracted to the same gender (lesbian) while using a term meaning sexually attraction not exclusively to people of one particular gender (bi). It doesn't make sense.