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Ep. #25: On Female Exclusivity
In this week's episode I dive into female exclusivitiy and how I apply it in my own life. Roughly two years ago I decided to become a female exclusive bisexual meaning I decided to only start dating women and not pursue my attractions to men. From that moment onward, this concept quickly expanded into other parts of my life, influencing the way I deal with my platonic relationships and even the way I interact within capitalism. And honestly? I have never felt happier in my life.
But what are your thoughts on female exclusivitiy?
*Notes: Some things I forgot to mention while I was talking
1) I have a personal grievances with bisexual women who call themselves lesbians because a) you are taking up space that is not meant for you by using a label that is not yours to use and b) you are simultaneously enforcing bi erasure and biphobia.
2) By no means do I believe or expect everyone to follow the same philosophy I currently apply to my life nor do I believe my way is better than others. The episode was solely to suggest and introduce an alternative to the mainstream way of navigating through the patricharchy and heteronormativity.
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By Tan and TannerIn this week's episode I dive into female exclusivitiy and how I apply it in my own life. Roughly two years ago I decided to become a female exclusive bisexual meaning I decided to only start dating women and not pursue my attractions to men. From that moment onward, this concept quickly expanded into other parts of my life, influencing the way I deal with my platonic relationships and even the way I interact within capitalism. And honestly? I have never felt happier in my life.
But what are your thoughts on female exclusivitiy?
*Notes: Some things I forgot to mention while I was talking
1) I have a personal grievances with bisexual women who call themselves lesbians because a) you are taking up space that is not meant for you by using a label that is not yours to use and b) you are simultaneously enforcing bi erasure and biphobia.
2) By no means do I believe or expect everyone to follow the same philosophy I currently apply to my life nor do I believe my way is better than others. The episode was solely to suggest and introduce an alternative to the mainstream way of navigating through the patricharchy and heteronormativity.