#boyslut

being a switch is so unfair when you're horny. Like I just don't know if I want to be a big strong guy who can make turn his little slut to much or if I want to be someone's big dumb boy who is so pretty and whimpers and whines while his cock gets so so hard in his shorts and I spurt precum all over myself while you rub me and call me a good boy because I am, I am a good boy, I'm such a good boy for doing all of this and getting through all these hard thoughts and feelings and yeah maybe I haven't jerked off in a week

To a certain estrogenized boyslut: even if you're feeling nervous and doubting yourself, I still think you're a good boy.

Bisexual people are only visibly bisexual when we announce our sexuality. Really, bisexual visibility is a misnomer; we should say bisexual audibility. If I wasn’t constantly shouting about my bisexuality from the rooftops—which I have made a career out of—I’d be labeled as gay. Actually, I’m still labeled as gay by many, despite being (in)famously bisexual. Declaring our bisexuality is a pain in the ass, but it’s a necessary chore. It’s why we must claim bisexuality even when we’re happily monogamous and have been married to the same person for years. It’s why we claim bisexuality even if we’ve never had sex with someone of the same or different gender. It’s why we say it loud and proud all the time. And if someone doesn’t believe you, do you know what’s more effective than trying to convince them? Letting them know you don’t have to. When you tell someone “That’s okay, I’m secure in my sexuality and don’t need your validation,” you’ll quickly see them backpedal. This is to say, you don’t have to spend your life in constant debates with others about your identity. You can if you want to, but it’s exhausting. You can simply express that you’re bi and move right along!