quickweaves: quingofsorrow: bisexuality can mean “two” without enforcing a gender binary if you think about homosexuality and heterosexuality, which respectively refer to the gender/sex of your sexual object choice as “same” and “different”,
quickweaves: quingofsorrow: bisexuality can mean “two” without enforcing a gender binary if you think about homosexuality and heterosexuality, which respectively refer to the gender/sex of your sexual object choice as “same” and “different”,
quickweaves: quingofsorrow: bisexuality can mean “two” without enforcing a gender binary if you think about homosexuality and heterosexuality, which respectively refer to the gender/sex of your sexual object choice as “same” and “different”,
quickweaves: quingofsorrow: bisexuality can mean “two” without enforcing a gender binary if you think about homosexuality and heterosexuality, which respectively refer to the gender/sex of your sexual object choice as “same” and “different”,
quickweaves: quingofsorrow: bisexuality can mean “two” without enforcing a gender binary if you think about homosexuality and heterosexuality, which respectively refer to the gender/sex of your sexual object choice as “same” and “different”,
quickweaves: quingofsorrow: bisexuality can mean “two” without enforcing a gender binary if you think about homosexuality and heterosexuality, which respectively refer to the gender/sex of your sexual object choice as “same” and “different”,
quickweaves: quingofsorrow: bisexuality can mean “two” without enforcing a gender binary if you think about homosexuality and heterosexuality, which respectively refer to the gender/sex of your sexual object choice as “same” and “different”,
quickweaves: quingofsorrow: bisexuality can mean “two” without enforcing a gender binary if you think about homosexuality and heterosexuality, which respectively refer to the gender/sex of your sexual object choice as “same” and “different”,
quickweaves: quingofsorrow: bisexuality can mean “two” without enforcing a gender binary if you think about homosexuality and heterosexuality, which respectively refer to the gender/sex of your sexual object choice as “same” and “different”,
quickweaves: quingofsorrow: bisexuality can mean “two” without enforcing a gender binary if you think about homosexuality and heterosexuality, which respectively refer to the gender/sex of your sexual object choice as “same” and “different”,
