Idk if this is an unpopular opinion or not, but I honestly do enjoy byler tumblr discourse. Like yeah I do want to see your opinions on Will with a gun, byler being smokers, who was right in the rink o mania argument and whether Will would be a swiftie. I think it's really cool when people use paragraphs of well written contextual info to support their argument and encourage me to rethink my views on a character, relationship or scene. However, discourse is only good if you remain kind and respectful about it, insulting the other side just isn't a good or helpful thing to do (unless they're being problematic or smth idk).
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Being Bisexual is sooo cool we can be any gender and be attracted to any gender any amount, we lovvvvve women and nonbinary people and men and even if we only ever date or fuck one of those we are still Bisexual. We aren't "half straight, half gay", because that's not how sexuality works. Sometimes it feels like we don't have our own community but tbh that's because, the Gay community? We in there. The Lesbian community? We in there. Trans community??? We in there!!!!!!!!!!!! Yippee!!!!!
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stupid stupid drama, but I really hate when people call me "girlie" & "baby girl", particularly strangers. like Don't. I don't give a singular fuck how "gender neutrally" you mean it. You don't fucking know me like that.
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lord this boy and the way he sat me down on his bed after the easter festivities, lifted my skirts, and kissed all up and down my legs just to eat me out like a starving man has got me weak
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I actually think that these claims that making fun of men is biphobic because bi women sometimes like men or even misogynistic (because I guess liking men is inherently part of being a woman) are actually themselves biphobic and misogynistic. the men a woman dates/likes are not an extension of her, and her personhood is not vested within them. there are unsettling implications here about women's agency in the process of who to date. I resent the assumption that having a mockable (and potentially genuinely awful) boyfriend is an unavoidable part of being a woman and therefore a protected characteristic???
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YA coming-of-age/romance novel
At the start of her senior year of high school, a girl finds herself torn between the guy she's had a crush on for ages and the girl she had an unexpected summer fling with who turns up at school without a warning
Dual timeline split between the summer and the school year
Bisexual, Jewish main character; Syrian American, Jewish, bisexual love interest; F/F and F/M romances
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pretty sure this is the first time since leaving twitter that my dash has erupted into an echobox of the same take ad nauseum every third post and I hope we don't keep doing this, folks
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