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Anything Goes
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Bi-Sexual Male / 70
Injustace
As a bisexual man, it is exhausting to watch what used to be a movement about same-sex attraction get completely hollowed out.
Gay used to mean something clear. Men who are attracted to men. Women who are attracted to women.Bi-sexual attraction to both sexes.That was the entire point. Now it has been buried under layers of gender ideology, identity politics and a demand that we rewrite our own orientation to make other people comfortable.
I am frequently told that if I am not attracted to a woman who identifies as a man, or a man who identifies as a woman, I am bigoted. That my sexual “boundaries” (preferences) are a form of discrimination. This is not inclusion. It is a direct attack on the reality of same-sex attraction.
The same institutions that once claimed to fight for gay people now treat actual gay men and lesbians as the problem; if we refuse to play along. Corporate Pride has become a vehicle for this ideology, not a celebration of us. The language has shifted so far that many young people no longer even understand what gay means.
Therefore, I do not need a parade or a rainbow logo to validate my existence. I need the freedom to live as a bisexual man without being pressured to deny biological reality or accept opposite-sex partners under a new label.
The people pushing this did not liberate us. They colonized the movement and turned it against the very group it claimed to represent. Enough is Enough!
Gay used to mean something clear. Men who are attracted to men. Women who are attracted to women.Bi-sexual attraction to both sexes.That was the entire point. Now it has been buried under layers of gender ideology, identity politics and a demand that we rewrite our own orientation to make other people comfortable.
I am frequently told that if I am not attracted to a woman who identifies as a man, or a man who identifies as a woman, I am bigoted. That my sexual “boundaries” (preferences) are a form of discrimination. This is not inclusion. It is a direct attack on the reality of same-sex attraction.
The same institutions that once claimed to fight for gay people now treat actual gay men and lesbians as the problem; if we refuse to play along. Corporate Pride has become a vehicle for this ideology, not a celebration of us. The language has shifted so far that many young people no longer even understand what gay means.
Therefore, I do not need a parade or a rainbow logo to validate my existence. I need the freedom to live as a bisexual man without being pressured to deny biological reality or accept opposite-sex partners under a new label.
The people pushing this did not liberate us. They colonized the movement and turned it against the very group it claimed to represent. Enough is Enough!
