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6.12.17

{words in the picture (in case you find it hard to read because of the colours/handwriting):

pansexual/panromantic people are... P(h)AN-omenal}

get it?? phenomenal?? pan-omenal?? *wink wink* (if you think it looks weird pronounce it as "pen-awe-muh-nal") (you just read it out loud didn't you)

This is Pan Week post #3! I've never seen anyone make this pun before so look at that! Original content! (I hope :/) I got the idea when I was reading this pan positivity post that was like "Pan people are phenomenal!" and I was all like damn,, missed opportunity!

So yeah @ pan people everywhere, y'all are pantastic, pantabulous, and yes, panomenal too! I love you all.

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 5.12.17 

{words in the pictures (in case you find it hard to read because of the colours/handwriting): 

centre— 

There is nothing wrong with being bisexual but pansexual people are not, “by default”. 

left — 

Pansexual/Panromantic people are not “special snowflakes” and our sexual orientation is not “just a fancy word for bisexual”. We do not like to be shoved “under the bi umbrella” and would like to be respected and taken seriously.} 

hi there! this is Pan Week post #2 :-) I feel like there are a lot of misconceptions regarding pansexuality and bisexuality, so decided to take this opportunity to clear some up :) I'd like to add a lil PSA that this does NOT mean pan people and bi people are sworn enemies or whatever — I just feel that it's about time people started respecting each other more, and I'm all for bi/pan solidarity. I think it would make the world a much better place.

I'm not really very eloquent in this topic, so here are some fun infographics/comics you should totally check out:

more information on what pansexuality is (@posi-pan)

even more information on pansexuality + the difference between pan & bi (@seiishindraws)

4.12.17 

happy pan week everyone! 

in the words of @posi-pan (who's pantastic btw for organizing this whole thing,, check out their blog! 💛 ) — 

Not every pan person feels included in the Bi Week festivities, even though the “bi+” umbrella has been sporadically used. And that’s valid. Pan people do not have to force ourselves to feel represented by a label we haven’t chosen for ourselves, and let’s be real, a label we are often invisible under.

So, Pan Week.

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