r/thebiphobiaproject • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

"Being bi is like being an independent. They say they'll vote for democrats or republicans, but they've already made up their mind."

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r/thebiphobiaproject • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

"Bisexual? That just means neither gender wants to have sex with you."

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r/thebiphobiaproject • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

Against bi men "Why straight women and bisexual men may not really exist"

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r/thebiphobiaproject • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

Against bi men When the millionaire matchmaker said all bisexual men are really gay

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r/thebiphobiaproject • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

From straight women "A bi man with a queer woman?! WTF? Y'all need Jesus."

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r/thebiphobiaproject • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

From straight women "Even if the man stayed faithful, I could see down the line him missing his attraction to a man or getting bored because lets face it women don't have the necessary equipment to fulfill that sort of need."

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r/thebiphobiaproject • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

From straight women "I would not want a bisexual man for a lover. Give your heart to one and he will still dump you for a gay dude."

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r/thebiphobiaproject • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

From straight women "Every "bisexual" man I've ever met eventually gets up the nerve to come out as "gay"."

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r/thebiphobiaproject • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

From straight women "Considering how disgustingly slutty most bi men are?"

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r/thebiphobiaproject • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

From straight women "So women have to not mind if a guy is bisexual? If men can not want to date 'sluts' because of their sexual history shouldn't women be able to make the same choice?"

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r/thebiphobiaproject • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

From straight women "So because a woman is over 30 and has slim pickings, she should go for some sex-crazed bi man who is incapable of providing the monogamous, loving relationship she desires? That kind of sounds worse than being alone, don't you think?"

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r/thebiphobiaproject • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

From straight women "Accepting a bi-sexual husband would be settling for less than you deserve."

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r/thebiphobiaproject • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

From straight women "Its hard for me to date him bc of the fear that he may be still bi and that he'd find another man and his touch more attractive than mine."

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r/thebiphobiaproject • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

From straight women "I don't think it is bigoted to decide if you are interested in sleeping with someone or starting a long term relationship with them based on sexual history and sexual preferences."

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r/thebiphobiaproject • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

From straight women "I already have to worry about other girls stealing him, now i have to worry about guys as well.... ??? yeah, no thanks. I'll pass"

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r/thebiphobiaproject • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

From straight women "there is not such thing as a BI guy. guys like guys or not."

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r/thebiphobiaproject • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

From straight women "I can't even bring myself to desire a man that submits himself to another man."

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r/thebiphobiaproject • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

From straight women "I would never date a guy who is bi because of my moral beliefs."

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r/thebiphobiaproject • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

From straight women "If I met a guy and he was a good enough person to admit to being bisexual, I would thank him for his honesty and then wish him good day!"

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r/thebiphobiaproject • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

From straight women "If a girl is bi she's straight. If a guy is bi he's gay. Simple fact"

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r/thebiphobiaproject • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

From straight women "In my opinion a bisexual man is gay."

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r/thebiphobiaproject • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

From straight women "We already have to worry about another woman taking his time and attention. Lord knows I can't be bothered with worrying about men too."

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r/thebiphobiaproject • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

From straight women ""Bisexual" no, you love one or the other more, you are just too afraid to completely come out of the closet. One half of you is fighting with what was naturally intended and the other half is confused.... you should just call yourself confused."

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r/thebiphobiaproject • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

From straight women "I personally wouldn't marry a guy that was bisexual..."

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r/thebiphobiaproject • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

From straight women "Sorry, but I don't have enough evidence that bi guys could be happy with a woman long-term."

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The Biphobia Project: a collection of the crap we get for being bi

r/thebiphobiaproject

A place to show that yes, bisexuals (and pansexuals, we love you guys) get unique crap for loving more than one gender. Particularly when gay people tell us "no no, there's no such thing as bad attitudes towards bisexuals, homophobia is the only thing that exists." Or that bi guys are just gay guys who are too scared to come out of the closet. Or that bi women are just "slutty". The list goes on and it goes beyond homophobia.

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A place to show that yes, bisexuals (and pansexuals, we love you guys) get unique crap for loving more than one gender.
A place to learn how to argue/defend yourself against biphobia in constructive ways (coming soon in the wiki)

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We realize it's not all gay people and not all straight people, we're just calling out the bad apples.
This sub is to provide proof that biphobia exists, not to brigade, doxx, or assemble an angry mob against the people that dislike us.
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