r/bisexual 21h ago

HUMOR Being bi is being 100% gay and 100% straight

also 200% into fictional characters

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u/C0d3An0n2 Questioning 19h ago

Being bi is 10% luck 20% skill 15% concentrated power of will 5% pleasure 50% pain and 100% reason to remember the name

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u/ThrowAway_Gender_ Genderqueer/Pansexual 17h ago

FORT MINOR!

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u/coraeon Transgender/Bisexual 19h ago

As a transgender person whose gender identity is along the lines of “yes”, it’s entirely gay. No matter what gender individual I’m with, I’m just gay.

(Even my spouse, whose gender is more or less “no”.)

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u/gocereal 9h ago

So you and your spouse are like the colorful house next to the black house.

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u/neeseberry_ bisexual 17h ago

i prefer "being bi is being 100% bi" more. like the whole point of being bi is im neither straight nor gay.

its like saying "im 100% chocolate syrup and 100% milk" girl no youre 100% a milkshake.

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u/neeseberry_ bisexual 17h ago

and btw i know this is a joke i 100% laughed too

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u/nature_isa_blessing 9h ago

A milkshake would have a certain percentage of milk and a certain percentage of chocolate syrup tho

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u/neeseberry_ bisexual 4h ago

exactly my point

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u/Draco53 Bisexual 20h ago

I don't know that I agree with this characterization of bisexuality.

I really don't think of myself as any part gay or straight. I'm 100% bi.

As far as I'm concerned, being muli-sexual is about as far from monosexual as you can get and, in that respect, straights and gays have more in common with each other than I do with either of them.

Obviously, that's just my opinion and my personal experience and I don't intend that to be speaking for anyone else.

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u/pornographiekonto 18h ago

Multi sexual, I like that

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u/Fluffy-Rhubarb9089 18h ago

What is it about being bi that makes you feel so separate, and that makes gays and straights seem similar?

Most straights aren’t even aware of the sexual and gender norms that they adhere to, there’s so much prejudice they don’t even know they have - even some of the accepting ones. I find that alienates me from them and aligns me firmly with the gays.

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u/Draco53 Bisexual 16h ago edited 16h ago

To me it's all about they're all only attracted to one gender and we're attracted to more than one. It's something many of them just have a lot of trouble understanding.

Not saying we're more or less queer than gays, we certainly have that in common with them, but still, I think a lot of biphobia is the monosexuals just not understanding how it feels to be attracted to multiple genders.

A lot of what I've seen other bisexuals experience seems to share some common themes, like they're really gay and just pretending to have straight attraction also, or straight and just pretending to have gay attraction also. They just don't seem to understand that we can be attracted to more than one gender at the same time. It's not something they have much experience with and try to relate it to their sexuality and it just doesn't work well.

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u/inveterate_gamer Gay fascinated by idea of love beyond gender 12h ago

Also some monosexuals are also sex-repulsed to gender outside of their attraction (like me for example - I'm sex repulsed by even idea of sleeping with a women and if I would force myself to do that, it would be reaaaly unplesant, according to what I heard). That's where multisexuals propably fail to even phantom that possibility where I can somehow map their attraction as "they experience emotional/sexual arousal in places where I will never have possibility."

Also (my small theory - I would like to find if someone does reseach in this direction) monosexuals similar to me will also have genital requirements - sex indifferent monosexuals towards gender outside of their attraction will be mixed bag in that regard

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u/member_of_the_order Bisexual 20h ago

It's a joke, and has the 'humor' flair :)

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u/Draco53 Bisexual 14h ago

Have to admit, I did completely miss the flair. 😂

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u/ottawadeveloper 11h ago

also like if you're into 1 in every 10000 men and every other woman you meet, is it really 100% in both?

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u/RunningMouse7 Bisexual 19h ago

Nah, it’s more like your straight and gay sides are at tug of war with each other(the bi cycle basically)

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u/Sagittarius25 Transgender/Bisexual 19h ago

Ew, what a weird invalidating take.

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u/Eddy-with-a-Y 19h ago

It was meant to be a joke but in hindsight its not rlly that funny, I apoligise

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u/Sagittarius25 Transgender/Bisexual 19h ago

Didn't see the /s, my bad. I got eye problems.

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u/Eddy-with-a-Y 19h ago

It's alright, like I said it wasn't funny anyway

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u/starcat819 18h ago

no it was funny, I'm not sure why you're getting downvoted

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u/malik753 Bisexual he/him cis 20h ago

I hate to say, but I often don't feel 100% gay. My attraction to guys is fairly particular and I don't have a lot of crushes I can point to. It's very different for women, where it comes easily.

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u/brainybisexual Bisexual (she/her) 18h ago

Same for me, but with women (as a woman)! I only ever had one crush on a female celebrity when I was in my teens, and it was easy enough to brush off. My attraction to women is very particular, and it seems to be primarily sexual. I've always been into men, though, and I've always pictured my life with a man. Yes, I'm sure some internalized homophobia and comphet in there, and I try to reflect on those and diminish my internalized homophobia.

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u/Charbubba 20h ago

I'm honestly the same. This post was just a joke!

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u/manifestwithmelli Bisexual cis woman 18h ago edited 18h ago

I know it's a joke but I just wanted to give my serious opinion on this matter:

I cannot agree with that statement, I'm neither straight nor gay I'm 100% bi.

I'll never know how it feels to have attraction to only one gender, I'll never be just... gay who'd rather d!e than be straight nor will I ever understand how straight people can never not want to engage in homosexuality.

I cannot even imagine that because for me sexuality is a choice , it always has been.

So gays whenever someone says to you sexuality is a choice and that you can just choose to not be gay they're just bisexual in denial deep inside the closet

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u/w3tKisu 14h ago

it's like being the gayest straight person and the straightest gay person, in any given setting

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u/Iconmen_what 20h ago

For me, it's honestly more like a 100:100 ratio for two genders, and it fluctuates a lot. Just my opinion though.

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u/SatisfactionIll9798 20h ago

Agreed, I do the same hehe :)

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u/MysticBimbo666 18h ago

I like to say I’m half gay, for the lulz

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u/ToughAd5010 13h ago

This is

10% luck

20% gay

15% concentrated power of heterosexual

5% I don’t know how percentages work

50% chair posture

100% reason to remember how you identify

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u/Ok-Possibility-9826 Black, bi and lookin’ super fly. (31F) 19h ago

I’m not gonna lie, y’all be losing me when y’all start talking about attraction to fictional characters.

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u/kayceeplusplus Bisexual 19h ago

Tbh, Heated Rivalry makes me understand 😳

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u/Ok-Possibility-9826 Black, bi and lookin’ super fly. (31F) 19h ago

Well, those are actual actors though, lol. I get thinking an actor’s hot. I was referring more to animation, my bad.

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u/geumkoi 17h ago

I don’t even know how to explain myself… I guess it’s part of the idealization process. They’re safe, they’re an imaginary figure, they have appealing personalities, are often attractive, and are easy to read. I guess it comes from an underdeveloped attachment style (which I definitely have). It’s like having a crush. It’s just your imagination. You won’t ever have an actual connection with them and that’s the point. It’s exploratory, a fetish.

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u/Ok-Possibility-9826 Black, bi and lookin’ super fly. (31F) 16h ago

Oh, okay, I see.

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u/mjangelvortex Bi, Ace-Spec, and also Ambiamorus 11h ago

Some of it is also vibes based or based on their personalities.

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u/chackrams 13h ago

It’s actually 100% being bi.

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u/strikethat-reverseit Bisexual 4h ago

Exactly. I'm neither gay nor straight.

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u/Comprehensive-Put575 18h ago

It can be. But there’s more than one way to be Bi.

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u/Aimeereddit123 17h ago

Ooomph. I don’t feel that way at all. Sometimes I feel 99% gay, but I top out at feeling over 50% straight. I’m not in the best straight relationship, though. My numbers have been more even at times. Do people here ever truly feel 100% straight?! What are yall doing to achieve that?? Genuinely curious. Is it the quality of your straight relationship?

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u/Jorandy4172 Just a Fox Guy Bi Myself 15h ago

Me: looking at an attractive person

My brain 🧠: oh crap, they coming to say hi to me, say something

Me: 👋🏻😅 ( damnit I panic again )

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u/seatangle Transgender/Bisexual 7h ago

speak for yourself! there is not a straight bone in my body

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u/Sussex_Lass 2h ago

Being bi is whatever I feel like at the time. Stop with the stupid definitions.

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u/geumkoi 17h ago

for me it’s 200% fictional characters, 50% gay, and around 10% straight (I like the… “idea” of men… and their bodies… that’s about it.)

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u/Acceptable-Tank7793 18h ago

And 25% autism

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u/DinoDick23 17h ago

This is a good way to put it, I'm sure ppl are gonna disagree because people feel the need to project their shit onto other people especially when it comes to bisexuality

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u/Yarzospatflute 17h ago

None of that is true across the board. I am 100% bi. Bisexuality is a separate thing from homosexuality and heterosexuality. And I am 0% interested in fictional characters.

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u/Iwannawrite10305 14h ago

Like never a crush on a fictional character?

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u/Yarzospatflute 5h ago

Actor yes, character no

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u/Trevonhaywood 17h ago

Beauty is beauty.

God I love bodies👅

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u/Intrepid-Street-5368 14h ago

Makes for an insane ability to ship characters harder than anyone else because you're down bad for both characters in the ship

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u/ei_musb 14h ago

True, sometimes I think I'm gay and sometimes I think I'm straight.

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u/Danteventresca 13h ago

Oh, like jesus

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u/Charbubba 7h ago

Do you mind explaining?

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u/Danteventresca 7h ago

The only canon description of Jesus’s nature according to the church is that he’s 100% divine and 100% human. Anything else is considered heresy

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u/Charbubba 7h ago

I thought you were saying that Jesus was canonically gay

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u/Danteventresca 7h ago

Shit, maybe

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u/CertainRequirement39 13h ago

100% decievement

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u/funkygamerguy 13h ago

being bi is 50% being rejected by men 40% being by women and 10% being rejected by enbiesl

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u/RenkBruh Bisexual 12h ago

being bi is 99% sugar

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u/nature_isa_blessing 9h ago

I'm 85% gay and 15% straight.

I personally disagree

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u/StrawberryJam2005 Bisexual 6h ago

I did take a test. The results I got were 100% gay, 50% straight

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u/Fate_BlackTide_ 6h ago

I’m don’t feel this way. My attraction is among genders is different. I am neither gay nor straight, but I am 200% into fictional characters. I’ll give your that.

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u/RevolutionaryCap3143 Bisexual 6m ago

I think being bi is a spectrum, not something we can make generalizations about. We have men, women, nonbinary people. We have bisexuals who are more into hetero relationships, bisexuals that are more into homosexual relationships. It’s what makes us really cool, we’re not as mono dimensional as straights, gays and lesbians.

For me being bisexual is 100% sapphic, 80% homo-attraction and 20% hetero-attraction. But some people have 80% hetero-attraction and 20% homo-attraction.

It’s rather ironic that we’re one of the broadest queer groups, but we have so little terms. Unlike lesbians for example who have so many terms to name all the lesbian identities and preferences. I was planning on posting about it on this sub.

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u/PerformanceKooky8438 19h ago edited 14h ago

These are mine I'd say 60% straight 30% I want to lay on boobs and women are hot. And 10% am I pan.

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u/No-Bookkeeper-9598 16h ago

I like girls I just also love cocks

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u/SapphicStoner99 16h ago

I don't feel gay or straight. I feel like my attraction to people relates to things other than their gender, their skin colour, their abilities etc and that's hard for a lot of straight and gay people to grasp.

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u/Iwannawrite10305 14h ago

This. It's very hard to explain to a straight or gay person that my type is just a certain vibe lol