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I’m so sick of people arguing over whether bi people have privilege. My boyfriend is bisexual, and I’m a non passing trans man. We are in a gay relationship. By your logic my shitty semi-closeted situation gives us privilege. It doesn’t. Fuck off.
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Anonymous 20h

EXACTLY. my bf and i are both bi, but just because we look like we’re both straight, we have more privilege? 😐 it’s also such a dumb thing to argue about during pride month

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Anonymous 18h

That’s not because you are bisexual it’s because you are transgender. Victim victim victim

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Anonymous 14h

i’m sure neither of you look straight tho

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Anonymous 19h

What a straight couple

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Anonymous 21h

I think you guys are intentionally misinterpreting that

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 20h

I mean technically you do because you pass as the accepted majority it’s not necessarily a bad thing because unfortunately that’s the society we live in but I think just like white privilege we should acknowledge it and it’s not a bad thing to discuss it just means that you move through the world differently than someone that doesn’t look visibly cis or straight

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 20h

or it's just a gross blanket statement made in poor taste that doesn't hold up

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 20h

Still applies you guys just prefer being victims

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 18h

Genuinely lmao. Like yeah a bisexual black, disabled, non-binary person of immigrant origin is more oppressed than a gay white guy. I don’t think anyone was ever trying to say otherwise

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 7h

They kind of are though because OOP is insinuating that being perceived as straight is some kind of personal attack or some struggle when it genuinely is something that makes your life easier in the long run but people on here refuse to learn about intersectionality because that means they have to deconstruct things and can’t constantly victimize themselves

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 17m

i'm not even bisexual and that isn't what intersectionality is

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