Bisexual Reacts to Bisexual Erasure
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I am a bisexual reacting to some bisexual erasure - Zábava
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Hey can you do a video on how to put a pad in boxers it would really help me
I like when you said bye bye to the bi’s my friend is going to die of laughter
"Snow is just cold rain"😂😂😂😂😂
Hi Jamie!
Put a stop to soggy socks.
I'm not half straight half gay. I'm a full billionaire corporation.
That made me laugh :D
Yessss
Same.
this is golden.
Girls looking for billionare corporation friends
“Identifying as bisexual is enbyphobic”
Nonbinary bisexuals: 👁👄👁
Exactly! And not to mention, not being attracted to a particular gender doesn't mean you're discriminating against it. It's like saying that gay men are (inherently) misogynistic or that lesbians are (inherently) misandrystic.
👁👄👁
👁👄👁
bisexual nb person here! I also used to date a lesbian even after coming out so uh, sexuality and labels are a weird thing, why do you need to feel the need to label yourself otherwise? /nbh
*Gets Thanos snapped*
I don’t get the “you’re not old enough to make a decision” defense, yet I’m constantly asked:
“What job do you want?”
What college are you going to?”
“What are you majoring in?”
I’m supposed to be able to make decisions that will supposedly affect my entire future when I have no idea what I want , but someone that knows who they are “are too young to make a decision”
Society is weird like that.
Or the simple hypocrisy of assuming all kids are cishet and will want kids and get married, but when it's this way it's not creepy, nor sexualising them, and they are totally "old enough to know", right?
I mean you answered that yourself, the world is just built different :p although the argument for not old enough to know your preferences is super off base.
Additionally: "WhY dOnT yOu HaVe A bOy/gIrLfRiEnD yEt???"
While the LGBTQIA+phobes just ignore that it isn't even a choice at all.
For me as someone who's NB and Bi, The attraction to men and women has different vibes. I'm attracted to masculinity and femininity differently and other non binaries also hit a different spot. I'm bi and not pan because in my mind, the attraction varies based off gender. That's my reasoning behind it, others may interpret themselves differently.
This helps me! I thought I identified as pan, maybe bc my friend also does, but I've been having doubts and hearing this I think I'm bi! ty internet stranger!
That's basically how I see it too!
I am the exact same way! I would recommend looking into the term omnisexual because what you're describing sounds a lot like that -- I identify as both Omni and bi since omni falls under the bi umbrella.
For anyone wondering, basically:
- omnisexual = attraction to ALL genders but with gender playing a role in attraction (like having preferences or attraction to different genders feeling different)
- pansexual -- attraction to people regardless of gender
- bisexual -- attraction to more than one gender (or genders similar to and different to your own -- definitions vary)
Anyway yeah! Ofc no hate intended towards any groups, this is just what I see the definitions as and it's helped me a lot to find a fitting label, which is omni!
So I am trying to educate myself a bit more
As a bisexual, how would you describe bisexuality, pansexuality, and omnisexuality? Along with that, how would you explain the terms biromantic, panromantic, and omniromantic?
It's fine if you don't know or don't care to answer
@@randommeowthekitty6482 I can explain! Bisexual is being sexually attracted to two or more genders instead of just one. Pansexual is being attracted to all genders, but differs from bisexuality in that pansexuals are genderblind: it's about the personality, not what's in your pants. Omnisexual is being attracted to two or more/all genders but having a preference of one gender over another. And as a bonus that falls under the same umbrella, Polysexual is being attracted to multiple but not all genders. Biromatic, Panromantic, Omniromantic and Polyromantic are all the same, but the attraction is purely romantic and not sexual.
I love your initiative, and it's great that your willing to learn about the community! Thanks for asking!
“You are alive because of two straight people”
My mom, a queer mother who ended up marrying a guy: am I a joke to you?
Your mom is poggers!
Actually, that just happens to be true to me.
@@HobieInTheBox yeah, she is
I think this comes from some fundamentalists again and they mean adam and eve...so stupid
Even if your parents are straight people, what the hell is your point? Why is that relevant?
The melanin leaving my body after being told I’m not born black.
PLS LMAO-
^^
this made me WHEEZE
LMFAOOOO
@@h0neyj4rs 10/10 on your profile picture and name.
Regarding the "billionaire corporations" joke: a lot of companies like to slap rainbows on everything they can during pride month, so the joke is that they're the B in LGBTQ+
I scrolled through the whole comment section to find this! (And, if no one had written it yet, make that comment myself)
bump
“Bisexual people are bisexual, not half gay or half straight”
*say it louder for the people in the back*
Edit: be warned a homophobe has responded
BISEXUAL PEOPLE ARE BISEXUAL, NOT HALF GAY AND HALF STRAIGHT
Repent, renounce the old lifestyle, and accept Jesus into your heart! ♡
@@awa4906 what????
-says "it louder for the people in the back"-
@@georgiad4939 *How to get saved:*
1. Repent.
2. Accept Jesus Christ into your heart as your Lord and Savior.
3. Get both the water and the Holy Spirit baptisms.
After you had done everything, you should feel the Holy Spirit that God sent from heaven - It signifies that you had truly believed. The feeling will be harmonious.
If Jamie is a trans billionaire corporation does that mean he makes many transactions?
nice pun (I think it was a pun)
Yes he does take action for trans
nice
i love this
god.... *_DAMNIT..._*
"Nobody is born black"
Black people worldwide: _Mr Stark... I don't feel so good-_
Me a black bisexual:
@@myasmith1820 oh shit sis, the double erasure-
@@myasmith1820 damn, double homocide
Me, a black biromantic asexual non binary person: Why me?
@@redacted7851 This is quadruple erasure
(some)Lesbians: "bi girls are actually straight"
Bi girls: "would you go out?"
Lesbians: "no, you're straight"
Bi girls: *go out with men instead*
Lesbians: "SEE? THEY'RE STRAIGHT"
Another thing these people can't grasp is that they're are more men that are attracted to women then women who are attracted to women. So it's much more likely for them to end up with a man and vice versa for bi men, it's not that they're secretly straight it's simple probability.
why do y’all always use lesbian as examples for this🧍♀️
@@indie3042 I think it’s because most people subconsciously don’t like us lesbians, I never say bisexual people to say lesbophobes but it’s always lesbians who are biphobes and not “biphobic people”
Nah, it’s referring to a trend in the lesbian community to be biphobic
@@scarletempress2652 I suppose I honestly don’t know that many lesbians besides me gf and are mainly surrounded by bisexual people wich I have to call out their lesbophobia especially against masc lesbians and nb lesbians but obviously I don’t know how it is for bisexual people
Barbie is Pan because in Barbie: A Fairy Secret, she gets wings with the pan flag colours.
I had to look that up and oh my gosh you're right
and in the daimond castle she also has the pan colors B) but her gf had the bi colors so cool
No. I'm fairy sexret she gets rainbow wings and Leanna has a lesbian colour scheme in diamond castle. Though both Alexa and Raquel get bisexual colour schemes
But there is like the whole Canon of most movies being movies in the barbie universe which is why she has different names. So Diamond castle barbie is definitely lesbian, while it seems that Barbie in the real Canon of the character is under the lgbt, just not specified
She gets more than one set of wings in A Fairy Secret, if I'm remembering correctly. And one of those is the same colors as the pan flag.
@@turtleyawesome7233 Isn't it the third Fairytopia she gets rainbow wings?
I'm pansexual and was told I was biphobic because I wouldn't identify as bi,
and bisexuals get told they're transphobic for not identifying as pan. 🙄
These arguments are both utter nonsense.
Leave people alone.
same, i'm pan also, our sexualities are so similar and we need to stick together. It pains me when I see Bi people getting annoyed at pan people and visa versa. can people please just be nice?
I'm a pansexual dating a bisexual
ok the pans and bis need to stick together the hate is coming from literally everyone else
@@sage_Jester I agree we need to stick together (I’m questioning between the two)
I remember someone I followed on Instagram who is bi, and they were saying pansexuals were the same as the super straights because they were both transphobic. I feel like people are just pulling things out of their asses so they can justify hating another group of people.
I’m bisexual and in a relationship with a NB person, clearly I’m transphobic.
Can confirm, also bisexual and really really into anything that moves.
As a bi who is an NB, I have to agree
@Adaline Lee same ngl
I’m bi and nb, of course.
*visibly*
“Is there’s bisexual haircut?” Yes! There’s a running joke that there’s a “bisexual bob” based on some bi characters in media like Korra.
And Marceline in the stake 😭
simp for korra😩
In reference to the "funny how they marry a man when they're older" as a bisexual woman, because of that belief, I ended up marrying a man because men were the only ones who would date me, even when I actively tried to date women. Once they heard I was bi they were not interested so I honestly gave up. Btw im just saying that as my personal experience. I've seen many beautiful relationships with lesbian and bisexual women. ☺️
YES. Thank you for sharing your story! Mine has been similar (so far). Biphobia from ladies, “I’ll convert you” from men, like… I am exhausted with just about everyone.
NB folx, not you yet. But mostly because you’re a little more rare. Every gender has their own bullshit, for real. It’s just tough finding the right person.
Best dates overall? Bi men. Just my personal experience. I will drop everything for a bi guy.
Fr! I actually prefer women a little more than most men and yet I’ve been with a lot more men than women. When I go on dates with women and they hear I’m bi they’re suddenly no longer attracted because I’ve been with men? The two women I have been with were also bi.
"You are alive because of two straight people."
Look. Just because someone's gay, it doesn't mean they're sterile.
They seem to be ignoring several generations of LGBT people who were forced into hiding due to rampant homophobia
I also love the gay parents will raise gay kids thing like because millions of straight parents totally didn't raise gay kids
There are plenty of gay men who donate sperm they could also get a surrogate to have kids, so one of your bio parents would be gay
@@momotaro1236 Or even lesbian women who conceive through sperm donors.
@@theemofemboycatgirlw3214 Or even bi or pan parents who are in a heterosexual relationship. Heterosexual ≠ Straight, as Jamie has shown.
The "Dear LGBTQ you are alive because of two straight people" thing has always confused and slightly pissed me off...From a personal perspective, my parents are divorced but my dad is bisexual and my mum is a lesbian, my step-mum (Her wife) is also bisexual like-...literally none of my parents are straight...My mum thought she was for a good 30 odd years but realised after she had children...assuming everyone is straight and comes from straight parents has never sat right with me tbh :L :L
Also literally every person is descended from how many millions of ancestors, who all had to get together for them to be made exactly the way they are (so not "two people" lol). And not being attracted to the opposite sex (or being attracted to the same gender) doesn't mean you can't have children with them as it doesn't make you impotent or infertile.
So, basically, due to comphet and the expectation to procreate (plus denial and a lot of queer people in history probably not knowing or acknowledging they were), most people would have had children regardless of their actual sexualities. Which means that everyone is also alive due to millions of queer ancestors who had a huge part in making them. By this logic, people should thank them all for their existence as well.
It's ultimately irrelevant though, because how does being descended from straight people undermine current LGBTQ+ people's identities and their existence?!
It is indeed possible for a lesbian to have sex with a man and still be a lesbian. Some people have a hard time understanding that.
I'll always find it amazing that so many LGBTQ+phobes will believe the idea of a virgin birth sooner than the idea of not all people's parents are straight
they also forget about trans/cis relationships. thats just another way for 2 men/2 women to have kids biologically
Whoops, there's a troll in this comment section. Better ignore them people.
bisexual means being attracted to "two or more" genders, so even if you're attracted to a nb person you can still identify as bi. i'm bi and i am attracted to nb people as well, for example.
i think the actual difference between bi and pan is that for pansexuals the gender "doesn't matter" while for bisexuals it's more like being attracted to several genders if that makes sense? i'm bad at saying things.
TL;DR people who say bisexuals are inherently phobic against nonbinary people need to do their research
No trust me it made a lot more sense thank you
What about poly
@@acetronaut poly means being attracted to multiple genders but not necessarily any gender. Also falls under the umbrella term of bisexual (as does pan in depending on how u see it) but is also it's own identity if you prefer identifying like that.
@@panakinskywalker6391 ok
Thank you for your explanation, I understand the difference better now :)
“You are alive because of two straight people”
*Laughs in biological dad is bi*
ME TOO DUUUUDE!!
Lmao my dads bi and my mum is a lesbian so I have no straight parents!
“Bisexuals are transphobic”
*Jamie exists*
“hissss nooooo the perfectly valid identity it- it blinds us”
Ignorant people: “bisexuals are transphobic”
Me, a bisexual with a fat-ass crush on Laith Ashley: “hm, interesting.” 🤨
"Bisexuals are transphobic."
Me, a bisexual mama, gladly disowning transphobic relatives because I love all my kids in equal measure and one of them is enby. 💗💜💙
Based! ❤️
@@missnaomi613 literally me, but with a crush on Juno Birch
That woman is ✨stunning✨
Me, a bi, adding more "bi erasure" videos to my youtube playlist: time to get angry (◡‿◡✿)
Yayyy same 👍
as one does :)
'Can can I get over it?' - probably not
Bisexuals and Asexuals have 2 things in common
1. Being part of the LGBTQIA+ community
2. Being misunderstood by some of the LGBTQIA+ community
Lol same,also ultra marine I like your videos
“you’re alive because of two straight people”
- my mum is literally bi too🧍♀️
That “fake gay” thing really stands out to me. I mentioned in a post that I’m glad to be a part of the LGBTQIAP+ community, and a user who says she’s lesbian attacked me in my DMs saying people like me who have the back up option of being with a guy (I identify as female) shouldn’t pretend to be a part of the community, and that it’s a safe space reserved only for the “real gays”. 😒
"No one is born lesbian, gay, black, or trans."
Oh boy. Who's gonna tell them that they're wrong in like 3 different ways 🤣
Well actually Sexuality isnt determined by genes. Or at least not entirely. There where test with one egg twins. And they could have different sexualitys.
black people are evaporating rn
@@sophiebell4758 Identical twins are much more likely to share a sexuality then non-identical twins. Ergo sexuality has a genetic component.
@@scarletempress2652 i never denied it that it is partly Genetic. But i just stated that the say "people are born straight/gay/ bi etc" is wrong
@@sophiebell4758 The part that isn't genetic happens during fetal development so you are still born this way
The only thing bisexuals are confused about is what color is first, pink or blue
YES
I always forget
I have to see the flag to remember
EVERY TIME. I seriously google my own damn flag an embarrassing amount.
We are not alone!
The most frustrating thing for me as a biromantic is when people tell omnisexual, polysexual, and pansexual people that they're "just bi" like, no???
"bye bye bi" is now going to be on my grave stone
Thats is the best thing to be on your grave stone, that's brilliant
I'm stealing that idea
Hey, I know you probably won’t see this but you were the one who helped me figure out I was trans, and thank you for that!
That's awesome, I wish you well :]
Ahh congrats dude!!
Congratulations! You are valid!
I was very in denial as a NB trans person and Jamie helped me come to terms with my identity so I can kinda relate to that. I do wish you the best and congrats for figuring yourself out!
honestly same, Jamie's a god
Everyone: "bisexuals are fake"
Me: * fades out of existence *
Noooooo come back !
adios amigos **gets thanos snapped**
*I don‘t feel so good*
Same😅
Does this mean I get to go to the Empty and hang out with fake Meg?
I'll never stop talking about how that one time I went to a therapist who was SHOCKED when I said I was bi and spent most of our meeting going on and on about how I'm old enough to know if I'm gay or straight and kept saying I need to make up my mind because it's childish...
I obviously never met with her again. It was an awful experience for me as a young adult.
That’s fuckin weird my guy
Y i k e s
As a self-proclaimed representative of Asexual people, (and an asexual person myself), I can say that we do not like Bisexual erasure either. It makes us sad :(
Asexual and bisexual alliance is still strong. Maybe we should just start our own community. Why stay where you're not wanted.
Doodlebug we can form the "The sexualities no one thinks are real club"
@@iamahiphopfan3759 yes!!!!!
Asexual erasure sucks, too.
“HoW cAn YoU bE aSeXuAl WhEn YoU cAnT rEpRoDuCe By YoUrSeLf?!”
@@ScottyWiard say it louder to the people in the back!!!👏👏👏
I feel like when most people think of the lgbtq+ community they think of gay dudes, lesbians, and binary trans people and then forget about multisexual, ace, and nb/gender fluid/etc.
Half the time you're lucky to even find someone who doesn't just see it as just cis gay men tbh
Shout it for the genderflux in the back!!
Not to be rude, but there's a little typo in multi sexual (you switched the T and the L)
@@ballsosaurus_sex i was typing too fast and didn’t notice that lol thanks for letting me know
As a somewhat neglected Bigender/genderfluid person, I thank you for remembering that we exist. 😊
bisexuality is 5% heterosexual, 5% homosexual and 90% fingerguns
Don't erase us awkward 2 thumbs up folks!! XD XD
well, that's just peace sign erasure...
Where's the 20 percent backpain from how i sit?
Bro facts tho
Lemme fix it 45% Weird hand gestures and 45% not knowing how to sit in a chair
“Is there a bisexual haircut?”
Oh, Jamie...
Everyone: "You are alive because of two straight people"
Me, a bi, and my bi mom who ended up falling in love with a guy: *are we a joke to you?*
The whole “bisexual is transphobic” thing reminds me of that time a “friend” (not any more) told me she was coming out as Pansexual and I sort of said “oh yeah, cool, I know you’ve been questioning for a while-“ and she interrupted that by saying “Because I’m attracted to a trans guy.” I was already starting to move away from being friends with her for a host of other reasons but this moment really solidified that, especially since I was out as trans myself at that point. At least she now understands that’s not how it works and she just identifies as straight now, but it was still a big Oof
i mean
at least she figured it out eventually lol
i can feel the second-hand cringe from here
Yeah, I fell in love with a transgender man before he transitioned, and I'm still as bi as can be :)
@notaxoner I also find it subtly transphobic
Like, subtly-subtly
Because that implies that transgender men and women are not men and women, and something really separate
Maybe that's just me
Some people just don't know better. If she found out herself that's totally okay and shows that she made progress. You learn best from your mistakes. It's sad if she accidentally hurt you, but nobody's perfect.
Idk, saying you are pan because of a binary trans person feels more trans phobic than being bi and liking binary trans people. I personally identify as bi and am a nonbinary trans person. People would probably say I should be pan, but I dont like all genders. And I have a bad association with the label pan for myself. A lot of internalized biphobia I'm trying to get over.
Lots of bi women end up marrying men......I don’t see why people think that means they stopped being bi.
I’m one of them
Most bi women end up marrying men. Most bi men end up with other men. It's almost like... never mind!
@@firasjemil213 I'd like to see a source on that
@@firasjemil213 yeahhh...any sources or is this just your own bullshit you pulled out of your ass?
@@firasjemil213 why do you click on these kind of videos if your homophobic, is it so hard to just not??? why get angry for no reason?
OH MY GOD, this reminded me of when my mom and aunt were talking about this celebrity who has yet to make public his sexuality. He is currently pursuing a woman but before he was said to like men. My mom and aunt said that he's flipping between being straight and gay and I said 'he could be bi (or pan)'. But they were insistent that he was flipping between the two and like ughhh bi people exist, you are literally talking to one ...
My brother said, “ha I’m guns!” and then realized what he said-well I mean however you come out is however you come out but I’m not letting him forget that that happened 😂
I think billionare Corporation is for when corporations put rainbows everywhere during pride month
my thoughts exactly
Yes and that they most of the time do not do things in their business practices that are inclusive or do contradictory things therefore defeating the purpose.
Yeah, I think that's it. I don't like Rainbow Capitalism and can get behind that part of the message.
It still was a conscious decision on someone's part to erase bisexuals as a part of that message.
It does make me wonder if this person also belief that bisexuality don't exist and it's straight girls who want to be quirky/gay guys who aren't ready to come all the way out 🙄 . Obviously I have no way of knowing if that's true but it might be why they used B. It certainly isn't because none of the other letters would work (G- giant corporations, L - large corporations; lazy corporations, T - I can't think of one off hand but I would be just upset about T being erased, A - asshole corporations (would be just as upset about A's erasure as well)). The point is it was a choice someone made. Maybe they made it because billionaire corporations was the first thing they thought of and it had nothing to do with which letter they were changing. Maybe the did it because they don't feel like the B belongs.
@@EirynKatherine I think a lot of it is that the B is in the perfect spot for comedic timing. There's a lot of similar jokes like:
My weekend plans!
1. Beauty sleep
2. Getting a facial
3. Arson
4. Spa day
ah yes, gay creeper.
*mr stark I don’t feel so good* **disappears**
hahahahaha
Jamie, never apologize for puns. Puns are intrinsic bi/pan culture and yours make me smile and laugh and wheeze.
I love how people erase bi people because we end up with people of the opposite sex sometimes. Like, just statistically there are way more straight people, so meeting a straight partner is bound to happen a lot of the time.
From a trans aroace who definitely has seen his fair share of erasure himself: I see and appreciate all of you bi- and pansexual people, and everyone else using labels that don't get valued as much as they should ♥
Hello fellow aroace! I appreciate you too! As well as everyone else, obviously!
Me, a bisexual: seeing and appreciating you in return and metaphorically slapping all the people who dare to erase our beautiful identities ;)
Pan here, appreciate you too, friend 😊
I'm sorry if I bother you, but I never understood what aroace meant...
Could you explain it to me?
Fellow ace 🖤 🤍 💜
The person who said "you are alive because of two straight people" clearly has not read the hundreds upon thousands of documented instances where it was clearly stated someone married their spouse purely because they would otherwise be condemned if they married their true lover of the same sex, or otherwise because they were in denial about their sexuality because their environment indicated that anything other than the societally established "norm" was not okay. The hundreds and thousands of letters and soliloquies we have found written to "lovers" of the same sex describing just this, many of whom did have children with their spouse. The textual documentation from the 1500's, 1600's and so forth showing it was normal for men and women to have homosexual relationships up until and following the point of marriage that eventually became not the norm at least in part because of the Catholic church and similar foreboding entities.
I don’t understand their argument anyways, if both my parents were lawyers, do I have to be a lawyer? Maybe that Doesn’t really hit the point… but their argument would only work if by not being straight people would hate people who are straight, which is not true?? 🤦🏻♀️ it’s so confusing to me
@@LetsBiiny It's actually very simple. They're projecting their own hate and fear of homosexuals onto queer people, thinking they are the ones hating hetero peeps. Typical bigotry: projection of ones fear, disgust, hate, ignorance and confusion.
"You alive because of 2 straight people"
Ok... And? Do i have to kill straight people to properly be not straight or something?
So, according to all that, I am a fake-gay transphobic black beer billionaire when I'm white, broke and married to a transguy? At least they got the beer part right.
Jamie: “bye bye to the bi’s”
Nsync: “bye bye bye”
I can’t spot the difference
I don't understand people who say if you're under 18 and you identify as bi you're doing it for the 'trend'? it isn't a 'decision' that can be made too young because it is not a decision, it's something you discover about yourself that you didn't understand/know about before. Most people in the LGBTQIA+ community discover their identities while they are minors. And it's nobody's business or right to tell them they're wrong.
What gets me is if you're straight (or appear to be) and you're three years old that's natural and right but if you're anything else and under 25 it's "OH NO YOU'RE TOO YOUNG TO KNOW ANYTHING"
Of couse if you're over 25 then those same people will probably tell you you're sinful or "making wrong choices". The whole choices and lifestyle thing gets right up my nose.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Bigots: "gotta get that moral/intellectual high ground!"
It's basically then saying "I'm smarter than you, you dumbass" but sugar coat it by saying you're too young
The best interpretation I can make is that in some isolated cases people will identify as bi as a stepping stone towards identifying as gay. But my main point is WHY DO SOME PEOPLE CARE WHY SOMEBODY IDENTIFY AS THEY DO? Even if it was a "trend", which I find very hard to believe, so what? Do they harm anybody in any way? Who cares how and why they do what they do? They do not have to pass an exam by the sex board to get their bi certificate, do they? Even if "fake gays" (?) actually existed, so what? "People are having sex wrong!" O the horror.
Lol if it's too early to tell if someone is bi then it's also early to tell if they're straight.
I'm 50 years old and Bi. I've been married to my husband, also Bi, for 26 years. We've been together for 33 years, and for just about all of those years we've been pretty much erased because we must be straight because we're together. Anyway that's a big NOPE, we're both still Bi. We also have 3 children, adults now. Oldest Straight , middle Pan, youngest Bi. Our own parts of the Rainbow ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜😁
This is the most wholesome thing i've ever read!!! Bless you and your family
Hi I’m bi and cis, and I’m married to a trans bi person and even if we technically “pass” as straight there is nothing straight about us 😂
the fact that some people say young people are bi/pan just bc they wanna be "trendy" hurts me bc so many kids including myself have a hard time accepting their sexuality and coming out to their friends and family with the fear of not being accepted. and they try so hard to gather up the courage and then some people go and say tell them "you are just doing it bc its a trend" like wtf it hurts
"Dear queer people: you are alive because of two straight people"
Hello, I'd like to introduce you to Jessica Kellgren-Fozard and her lovely wife Claudia, who recently gave birth to their son Rupert ❤️🏳️🌈
Oh I haven't been on her channel for so long, this is how I found out she's given birth! Omg! I have to go look
@@annabellewhittle55 There's not much on the CZcams channel (in fact I don't think there's anything). Jessica is on maternity leave, but still posts fairly regularly on IG
As a quote I once heard says:
"Anyone is straight-passing if they silence themselves enough".
Ouch...
It took me almost 49 years to realize that I'm bi. There is no shutting me up now!
💗💜💙
This.Is.True.
So.True.It.Hurts.
@@missnaomi613 Also in my 40s now and I've spent most of my life joking that I'm straight but with a little bi streak. Then I realised nope. I'm just bi. Also demisexual and nonbinary instead of a ciswoman. and autistic My midlife "crisis" has been incredibly freeing!
Britain? Rain
Barbeque? Rain
Wedding? Rain
Beach? Rain
Jamie? Raines
I'm not entirely sure what I just read but good to know.
@@averyconfusedworm5902 Tree? Quaking
Hotel? Trivago. Sorry I had to
@@averyconfusedworm5902 Jaime's last name is Raines 🤣
I'm a bi woman with a bf of over 3 years, so I very much so get erased constantly. I proudly wear all the rainbows and pride stuff I can around to combat it 🌈🌈
Jamie, the puns are awesome. The people that don't like them are not aware that we are geniuses.
Re. bisexuals being transphobic if they don't adopt pansexual as a label instead - many bisexuals also include nonbinary people in their adoption of the label bisexual as well, and movements have been made within the community since the 90s to widen the definition of bisexual as 'attracted to more than one gender' or 'attracted to two or more genders' rather than 'attracted to men and women' to be inclusive of a vast diversity of gender identity and expression (but still includes 'attraction to men and women' under that umbrella). On the other hand, pansexual is defined as 'attraction regardless of gender' or 'gender is not a factor in who I'm attracted to', which is distinct in and of itself. There is some crossover between the two, and some may fluctuate between labels, but for others the difference between them is very important and stark. The idea that bisexuals are inherently transphobic for using that label, or that pansexuality is just essentially 'the trans inclusive version of bisexuality', just totally shits on both identities and the people who exist under them.
Anyway, looove the video, as always, and I'm going to take my bi self and go back to sweet sweet invisibility now 😋
I identify as both bi and pan, because sometimes I attracted to aspects related to a person's gender identity/lack thereof or expression (which is my bi side) and sometimes the attraction has nothing to do with the person's gender, with the most common example being passionate geeky types (which I consider me being pan.) I was a closeted "bi" back in the 90's when I was still figuring things out, but always thought the Kensey scale was...well, useful for what it as but woefully inadequate, and the community didn't feel welcoming back then.
Recently, a friend of mine suggested I look into abrosexuality (a label used to describe fluctuations in sexual preferences) and that might technically apply but I'm rather attached to being both bi and pan. I didn't feel comfortable coming out until I started learning about pansexuality, because bi sort of fit but didn't describe everything.
I'm bi and demi, so I'm generally not attracted to anyone... because I'm also fairly asocial... 😅
@@Anarchasuccubus you might find that omnisexual resonates! Not necessarily but possibly.
Louder for the people in the back.
I am just confused about some people insisting on knowing it all and needing to put labels on others instead of letting them decide based on the proper definitions. I'm beer (I like beer 😆), married and have two sons, but that doesn't change my sexual attraction. I am still attracted to women (including trans women). Some stubborn discussions just melt my brain in a way I am not sure what I should label myself. I'll stick with beer for now.
Why is it that the "BT" of LGBTQ+ keeps getting erased?
The L too :/
And the Q+.
Because no one likes British telecom
@@tickital4464 BAHHAHAHAH
Looks like we just G community
"'It shouldn't be called bi erasure, it should be called bye-bi" - My partner
Jamie: It’s hot in this room
Also Jamie: wearing like at least two layers, one of which appears to be a sweater
Reminder that being bi/pan but being mostly attracted to the opposite gender is not a bad thing. It's perfectly normal. Same goes for AFAB and AMAB nb folks
This is precisely why it took me so long to feel comfortable identifying as bi. Because especially when I was growing up in the 70s and 80s, gender was mostly considered binary by the general population and the consensus was that you had to have an equal attraction to both men and women to be bisexual. They literally used to say in books and magazines and advice columns that it was normal for heterosexual girls to have crushes on each other and even fool around but that didn't mean you were lesbian or bi if you had any level of preference towards men (and presumably if you preferred women, then you were just a confused lesbian, I guess).
YES! This a thousand times. Especially if the person in question grew up in a bigoted environment. Of course you’re going to be more attracted to the oposite sex as a bi person in that kind of environment. It’s just unfortunate but very much needed subconscious survival skills.
Appreciate this comment! Though I don't really know why you divided nonbinary people up into 'AMAB' and 'AFAB'? It isn't super great to do that when it isn't directly relevant. Nonbinary people are just nonbinary. Mentioning assigned gender at birth can come across like putting us into binary categories if it is brought up when not relevant. Maybe what you were trying to say is 'Nonbinary people in straight passing relationships'
“Just bye-bye to the bis” that’s not terrible THAT’S GENIUS!!
Me and my friends text "bi bi" when we have to go xD
*BI BI BI edits coming in*
@@ravenkeyward6071N I C E P U N
Hi! I am a straight cis girl and I just wanted to say I have watched many of your video's and read your comment sections and learned many things about the community, terminology etc. And generally how to be a better ally. Thank you and I love you ❤️
I go to a historically women’s college and there’s a clear hierarchy of lesbians above bisexuals. I hate being told I’m “basically straight” like lol I came to this school to date women!!
9:34 This is an ironic meme from a subreddit where people "expose" Stuart Little's crimes against humanity, so they say things like he being the responsible for bisexual erasure or he being a terrorist or he being responsible for Lady Di's death etc
Thank you! I was scrolling to find the answer
Hey Jamie, can you do a video about asexual erasure as well, there’s so much things that erases us
omg yes, ace and aro erasure is some BS and it needs to stop
@Irix I'm not ace but I'm on the aro spectrum and I'm all for the a-anything solidarity. And actual solidarity in the whole community, ideally
To be fair though, they don't talk about us because asexuality is the best sexuality.
Charles the Bald and they're too dumb to understand it
No fr it’s us bis and you aces/aros and pans out here gettin erased I say we start a revolution
Thank you! I am bi and when I talk to people about my sexuality or stuff like that I usually say, that I really don‘t care about the gender as long as there is an emotional as well as a physical attraction. And like you already said: trans women are women, trans men are men…so yeah didn‘t thought that‘s something you have to explain when you are bi and attracted to men and women.
Im just gonna leave this here quick, its something that i sent to a friend who happens to be bi in a straight passing relationship (also coincidently enough with another bi): "happy pride,"( this was during the beguinning of the month)" and remember just because youre in a straight passing relationship doesnt make u any less valid" same goes for pan, aces, aros and any others that might also be on straight passing relationships.
Bi people can be in a homosexual relationship or a heterosexual relationship. That doesn't make them gay/lesbian or straight, they didn't choose a side, they are still bi regardless of who they do or dont date
Thank You For Saying This, Seriously ❤🧡💛💚💙💜🌈🌈🌈👏👏👏🤗🤗🤗
One thing that really bothers me as a pan woman is when I’m with a woman or someone who presents that way I’m considered lgbtq+ but if I’m with a man people just consider me straight.
@@islapaige8227 yup :/ I'm bi and my partner is male who is ace. While I consider our relationship heterosexual that doesnt mean that we both are
@NiNiMeggie in a hetero relationship. Neither partner is hetero. *impostor*
Bad joke sorry bye
One of my mental health groups shared an awesome meme about this. "When Bi people are in a relationship, they haven't chosen a side, they've chosen a partner."
Theres a transportation company near us called Trans Bros and all I can say is I'm happy for them
omg i love that
wild thing is that I have been accused of being transphobic for being pan *and* for being bi.
apparantly both identities are transphobic?!?
- bi because some people mistankenly thinks that doesn't include trans and enby folk.
- pan because some people mistakenly think that I identify that way to include binary trans folk.
I just like people. that's all. thank you.
Trans women are women,trans men are men
So bisexuals can still fall in love with them
I'm bi and married to an ace person. Sometimes it feels like I'm invisible and my husband is a unicorn the way people talk.
I remember seeing a post about how Lisa Simpson is bi and polyamorous and someone in the comments section was like, “why bisexual? Why not lesbian?” When people pointed out that that was biphobic of her, she threw a fit.
wonder if that person forgot about that blonde treehugger episode, or the scotsman(?)
@@RoselSmidheda It was during one of the future episodes that start out with a bunch of Christmas photos. The photo in question was Lisa sitting on the couch with her two girlfriends, but in that very episode it shows her married to Milhouse. The biphobe tried arguing that because she’s dating two women in the picture it was more natural to assume that she’s a lesbian and to assume anything else was unnecessary and lesbiaphobic. When people pointed out that she’s married to Milhouse in the very same episode she threw a fit.
I’m bisexual- i guess i don’t exist-
my name is
my pronouns aren’t
“My pronouns aren’t” describes me perfectly.
Okay it took me a second but this is really funny
my name isn't
“If you’re bi under the age of 18, you’re ‘bi’ for the trend.”
Me, who had a crisis at the age of 16, questioning whether I was gay and lying to myself or straight and lying to myself or somehow talking myself into it and worrying that I was, in fact, playing into some kind of “trend” before finally being 100% certain that I am actually bi: 🤡
0:45 "Ain't no lie, baby, bye bye bi's"
I’m not 50% gay and 50% straight
I’m 100% cute :D
Yaaaaasss
Lol, a cutie bi!
damn right you are
This is the energy we like to SEE
damn right you are!
Bisexuality isn't transphobic just as Pansexuality isn't transphobic. No multisexual label that isn't Bisexual is Biphobic and I'll happily discuss in the reply section. ♡
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Thank you I hate it when people say bisexuality is transphobic and when any sexuality who loves two or more genders (that's isn't bisexual) is bi phobic is weird I'm glad somebody finaly calls this out
Thank you i'm so tired of cis peoples claiming being bi is transphobic when I'm bi and trans is really anoying.
Plus pan people aren't inerently transphobic neither, my partner is and they're the person I've dated that respect me the most.
Just as lesbians aren't transphobic, I was called transphobic by a classmate because I came out as lesbian to them
@@junkoenoshima2756Absolutely. ANY sexuality CAN be transphobic. You can be Straight, gay, even bi. EVEN pan! It all depends on how the individual who claims that label goes about it. And any label can be Biphobic! Straight, gay,pan, omni, etc. Again it just depends on one's internal definition of that label and how they go about expressing it. But no label (with some niche debatable exceptions) is inherently any of these things.
Oh lord, when I told my mom I was Bi I had to repeatedly explain what bi-sexual meant as she kept calling me a lesbian. 🤦🏻♀️
I am a bisexual who's currently in a lesbian relationship, and I can't believe how many times we've been asked if we're lesbian
I didn't "turn" straight when I married my husband. I fell in love with someone, he just happens to be male. I promise I'm still very much attracted to women lol. Plus, people forget things like aromantic, homoromantic, and forget that people can be also panromantic and asexual. Or anywhere in between!!
“I know that I can’t take no more, it ain’t no lie. I want to see you out that door, baby. Bi, bi, bi.”
- The song ‘Bye, bye, bye’ but bisexual (and the only thing that should be said in reaction to anyone who erases the existence of bisexuals)
@@thethimblefrog1106 You’re welcome! Happy pride month!
Also what I thought of when Jamie said that...
@@sleepy-emerald I’m making your comment into a full lyric video.
@@EirynKatherine I commented this during an ad, before the video started playing. And then I heard that Jamie said it at the start of the video but I didn’t want to delete my comment.
@@briannaafton9904 Ok. It’s not exactly an ‘original’ joke, anyway.
"Bye-bye to the Bi's" had me absolutely DOUBLED OVER lmaoooooo!!! I think I'm falling for Jammie more with each video.....halp
"Snow is just cold rain" is not a take I thought I'd find here, but it's still a valid take all the same.
What a day to be a demigirl billionaire corporation 😍
YES THE BI HAIRCUT!!! specifically the bisexual lady bob (see korra, marceline)
I've got the side buzz. You know, half straight lady long, half lesbian short. All wonderful and pink.
'Erasure of the Bisexuals' does legit sound like the title of a horror movie though.
I’m a bisexual lady dating a bisexual boy, you can’t imagine how many times we’ve been told we’re straight just cause we’re in a “hetero” relationship. I do think it’s funny tho when old people think we’re straight and we get to confuse them :)
I literally do not understand bi hate. How does it even compute in their brains as a logical standpoint to fight for?
I think it comes a lot from people, who grew up with a lot of bigoted ideas, but now are coming around to accepting gay people. They are now unconsciously trying to hold on to some bigoted ideas, because that's what they are used to and therefore are comfortable with. It's just the next step on the long road to acceptance these people are walking Waaaaaay too slowly
Some people faced discrimination because of their sexuality. In their eyes bisexual/pansexual people can ease their way out by just deciding to straight pass (since there are also much more straight people available) and shouldn't take away the remaining gays from "real" gays. That's two reasons. Other reasons could be that they were hurt by a bisexual or cheated on by one. I mean it can happen in any relationship, that's how life is. Another reason is bad education and bigotry like the other person said. I hope I could help you out. ^^
Even in pride month, i've seen so much bi erasure and biphobia lately it's crazy. Thank you so much for this video honestly it's healing my little closeted bi heart
You are valid, no matter which side of the closet door you're on. Maybe you'll get more support than you expect, when you're ready to come out.
🙏💗💜💙
@@missnaomi613 Thank you so much!! I really needed to hear that:)
Loved this video so much! Bi, married to a man. The first time a friend and I went to PRIDE when we left, all she could talk about was how included and welcomed she felt and wasn't it amazing to see so many people like us...People gave her bracelets, draped flags around her, pictures with her when she said she was guy. I got a side-eye "...oh" when I said I was bi. Same situation when we went to a lesbian book club together. I went to a bar for drinks with women I worked with, her wife got angry and started yelling at me because she couldn't tell if I was straight or gay... Absolutely love LGBTQ+ people,don't feel very welcome or accepted by them though.
I've seen a lot of bi erasure in the wild lately after the whole "MCU Loki is confirmed bi" thing.
Gotta love it! /s
Just leave us in peace 😭
Apparently I identify as beer. This explains why my ex-husband was attracted to me.
I felt this in my soul.
“You are alive because of two straight people.”
My pansexual mother: 😀
My sister was annoyed about michel from gilmore girls having a boyfriend in the netflix series, even though he had relationships with girls in the original series.
I told her that there is a way that that is very much possible and she started rumbeling about denial etc.
I just said "bisexuals exist, [her Name]"
I hate how people say, that if you've only (or mainly) been in relationships with men that you're not actually bi. Like excuse me? So if I'm not in a relationship at all I'm aromantic or??? It just doesn't make any sense.
Also do you know how hard it is to find a lesbian or bi girl that you actually like and want a relationship with at the same time that she wants a relationship with you? The pool for gay relationships is just way smaller and theres a lot of girls that WANT relationships that already are in relationships, alot don't want to be in relationships at all, and then you also have to like the girl that's single and wants to be in a relationship. So yeah mainly dating guys as a bi girl makes fucking sense
Yeah, whoever says that bi people get "twice" the options deserves a head slap, seriously. Between all of those things, *and* biphobia from both sides, it kind of breaks even. 😑😑 At least until more people drop the dumbass stereotypes
I tried to do research on Stuart little, but it was just people hating on him and a conservative saying Stuart doesn’t support gay marriage (with the stupidest evidence ever)
Lmao what? That makes no sense 😂
I'm so co fused what did Stuart little do to anyone 😂😂😂
That's why I scolled down here, because I was confused as well. Now, I'm really reluctant to to research on my own. I guess, I'll just trust that you did it thoroughly, random person! =D
P.S.: MEOW!
At the end of the day, I think it just boils down to semantics. There are people like me that get hung up on the term bisexual because 'bi' literally means two, so technically bisexual means being attracted to/being open to dating two genders and there are more than two genders. Then there are people who don't get hung up on that. I have nothing against anyone who is comfortable with the term bisexual and who identifies as such. I've never met a bisexual that wasn't open to dating NB and gender-fluid people. I've met some that just denied our existence but I've also met straight, gay, cis and trans people that deny our existance. It was totally unrelated to them being bisexual.
At the end of the day Pansexual and bisexual people face the same bigotry from both straight and gay people. I myself can not even count how many times I've been called confused, indecisive, greedy, or, my favorite is when people accuse me of pretending to be into women too just to get the 'menfolk' all excited about all of those threesomes that we'd obviously be having. *eye roll* .... I've also had gay women tell me that I'm just gay and too chicken shit to just fully come out of the closet but I honestly think that is more common for bisexual and pansexual men/people in bodies that appear outwardly male to others, to get accused of. All of it is sad and infuriating and frankly confusing because why does anyone else care? How does another person's sexuality or gender identity even affect anyone else? Me identifying as NB and Pansexual literally affects nobody but me so it's odd that so many people are bothered by it.
8:40 it's like they're playing heads or tails on a 4 sided die