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Happy Last Day of Bi Pride Month!

Keep on being the best bisexual you can be!

All year long.

We posted every day this month. Don’t forget to check out all the bi history, icons, and culture we’ve shared!

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Bisexuals are slutty

Bisexuals are virgins

Bisexuals are married

Bisexuals are solo

Bisexuals are polyamorous

Bisexuals are monogamous

Bisexuals are professionals

Bisexuals are blue collar

Bisexuals are trendy

Bisexuals are Stonewall Era elders

Bisexuals are breeders

Bisexuals are childless

Bisexuals are cheaters

Bisexuals are moral

Bisexuals are attention hogs

Bisexuals are timid

Bisexuals are greedy

Bisexuals are generous

Bisexuals are invisible

Bisexuals are out and proud

Bisexuals are not deluded gay men & straight women

Bisexuals are bisexual

Bisexuals are always bisexual

PAST BI SLANG PEOPLE STILL USE:

Terms for bi female: bifemme, bisephine, bisapphine, bi-sapphic, bigal

Terms for bi intersex person: bitexxy, bifacto, biagonal, bigev

Terms for bi nonbinary person: bifydde, biagonal, bi-enby, bigev

Terms for bi male: bifella, bifello, bent, biguy, dilly

S.O.D.A. League follows the terms used by Fluid Array Foundation over the past decade. We promote the current terms of sapphine, oblique, and darb but locals and people throughout the world still use these other terms, so we honor them.

Of course, the mint nickle oblique has a cloak & gloves. 🤣

What type of oblique are you?

An oblique is a bi wovan or a bi nonbinary person.

standard run-of-the-mill: a regular everyday androgynous oblique, also called a nickle

flitty: a feminine oblique

scorcher: a masculine oblique

mint nickle: super androgynous is the way

peak flitty: super feminine in every aspect of your life

royal scorcher: super masculine to your core

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Of course, the iron gruff darb is a pirate captain. 🤣

What type of darb are you?

A darb is a bi guy.

standard run-of-the-mill: a regular everyday darb

wispy: a feminine darb

gruff: a masculine darb

sheer wispy: super feminine in every aspect of your life

iron gruff: super masculine to your core

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Of course, the steely tom sapphine is wearing a leather jacket. 🤣

What type of sapphine are you?

A sapphine is a bi gal.

standard run-of-the-mill: a regular everyday sapphine

posy: a feminine sapphine

tom: a masculine sapphine

ultra posy: super feminine in every aspect of your life

steely tom: super masculine to your core

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S.O.D.A. League was founded in May of 2023 as the main social group of bi+ organization Fluid Array Foundation in Phoenix, AZ. S.O.D.A. League has since rebranded (as of the summer of 2025) as an online social experience dedicated to improving the status of bisexuals & those using bi+ microlabels, such as pansexual, polysexual, omnisexual, sexually fluid, etc., as well as those with a more fluid sexual orientation who don’t prefer to use a label.

S.O.D.A. League stands for the Sapphine, Oblique, and Darb Affinity League. We use the words sapphine, oblique, and darb to refer to bisexual women, bisexual intersex (& nonbinary) people, and bisexual men respectively. An affinity league is an organization whose members have an attraction or liking for something, in our case: other women, intersex (& nonbinary) people, and men. And we hope you have an affinity towards us, as well.

S.O.D.A. League’s soda bottle symbolism represents men, women, and woven throughout history and the world.

S.O.D.A. League is an online social experience for sapphines, obliques, & darbs. Improving the status of bisexual, pansexual, & people with fluid sexual orientations.

Those in the bi/pan/fluid+ community: Feel free to create, monetize, & benefit from all we share.

Established 2023.

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Sometimes you have to create the bi culture you want.

Stay visible!

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Happy Bisexual Visibility Day!

KNOW YOUR BI HISTORY:

Yoshiko Kawashima’s life was marked by a struggle with her own identity, navigating being a Chinese princess raised in Japan and often rejecting traditional feminine roles, which contributes to the complexities of classifying her sexual orientation today. She was often described as bisexual, a conclusion drawn from her known romantic relationships with both men and women. She famously wore men’s clothing in public and served as a military commander known as “Commander Jin,” which was a public departure from traditional gender roles.

Image: Chinese princess Yoshiko Kawashima (1907-1948). Source: Wikipedia

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KNOW YOUR BI HISTORY:

In the first half of the 20th century, dancer and singer Josephine Baker left the segregated United States for Paris, where she became one of the world’s biggest stars. Baker fought for equality in the U.S., first by refusing to perform in segregated theaters and later by speaking at the 1963 March on Washington. She accomplished all of this and more while also staying true to herself. Being open about her sexuality was a risk at the time, but she didn’t hold back from forming relationships with men and women - some famous - during the 1920s and beyond.

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KNOW YOUR BI HISTORY:

Bi activist Cliff Arnesen appeared before the U.S. Congress in both 1989 & 1990 & was the first open bisexual vêteran in U.S. history to testify on behalf of gay, lesbian & bisexual veterans before the U.S. House Committee on Veterans Affairs: The Subcommittee on Oversight & Investigations. He spoke about issues relating to AIDS, PTSD, homelessness, gays in the military & upgrading the less-than-honorable discharges based on homosexuality & bisexuality. He helped co-found the National Gay, Lesbian & Bisexual Veterans of America (now called AVER).

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https://labitaskforce.org/bi92B-blog/i/a-most-patriotic-bisexual-veteran-cliff-amesen?blogcategory=Media

More on Cliff: https://theoutwordsarchive.org/interview/arnesen-cliff/

KNOW YOUR BI HISTORY:

The first specifically bisexual advocacy organization, the National Bisexual Liberation Group, was founded in New York City in 1972.

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Bi activist Brenda Howard organized the first Pride march with a committee, including Craig Rodwell, Fred Sargeant, Ellen Broidy, and Linda Rhodes, This march, known as the Christopher Street Liberation Day March, took place on June 28, 1970, to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the Stonewall Riots. Howard is often referred to as the

“Mother of Pride” for her pivotal role in organizing this event and her broader contributions to LGBTQ+ activism. She also played a key role in popularizing the term “Pride” to describe these celebrations.

He walks into the club and you’re caught in that darb’s gorgeous stare. He’s got brown eyes. No. He’s got blue eyes. No. He’s got green eyes. He’s dashing. He’s debonair. He’s delectable. His dreads are pristinely placed. His frosty locks shine. His jet black spikes remind you of your favorite anime. He’s a darb straight from your favorite romance. He approaches. You feel his charisma and healthy energy. His smile melts your soul and excites you down below. That’s when you think, “I’m taking this darb home.”

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Darbs represent a significant, yet often undercounted, segment of the population.

While national estimates suggest a small percentage (around 2-3%) of men identify as bisexual, this number is likely higher due to factors like individuals refusing to identify with listed options or identifying as “mostly straight”. Research from the Kinsey Institute suggests that the percentage of men with bisexual orientations (ranging from those with a 50/50 preference to those who experiment) could be around 12-15%.

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