/lgbt/ - LGBT

Bad news: even most bi women prefer masculine guys when dating men and are turned off by 'frutiness'.

>>3667
Sounds pretty nice to me
>T.Bi woman

>>3712
>pretty nice
Uff, you didn't have to rub it in, you you know. That's just cruel.

ok but shes gonna want to munch box on the regular and u have to accept that

Where does this happen, hetero, homo spaces?
I dunno. I heard of biphobia but I do not take it serious.
I am straight for all intensive porpoises, I would not say no to a really cute boi or anything inbetween, I don't know, they coming out with new stuff every day, I don't fucking know.
Of course androgyny is peak

Do the young folk still say "peak"
probably not

Oh and bi4bi is new to me
I get it with t4t, like hets and such can be fuckin mental, so there is risk involved. bi4bi seems ill-advised, people after all do not choose this shite.
Is it a reaction to biphobia? I dunno, never got it, you know, I follow "whatever-floats-your-boat-ism"

>>3711
unfortunately true though i do know a few bi women who prefer a balanced dude (i.e. fruity and masculine)

>>3821
Usually this boils down to performative crap like a mascular guy who wears ear rings or jewelry in my experience.

>>3825
Well, everything is 'performative' until it isn't. What it looks like to me, and I may be wrong here, is that this is the tendency for people to keep on complaining or something to that effect. It is the equivalent of "not left enough/not far enough" in terms of queerness/sexuality, or mapped on that. Some people will complain about your queerness until you, masc dude for example, suck a dick publicly (vice versa for bi women).
Point is, can't win with some people so I for one won't try. But I'm not a pro queer, more on the amateur side of things.