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This Pride Month on Open Tabs, I'm talking about what it's like to be a bisexual woman in a world that constantly tries to erase bisexuality.
We dive into the stereotypes and tropes that still show up in TV, movies, and books, why representation matters, and some of my favorite queer characters and couples—from Lafayette, John Constantine, Magnus Bane, and Quentin and Eliot (yes, I'm still mad about that The Magicians finale), to Magnus and Alec, Pam and Tara, Bo and Lauren, Eve and Villanelle (toxic? absolutely. iconic? also yes.), and Amanita and Nomi from Sense8 (seriously, go watch it).
Because bisexuality isn't a phase or confusion—it's a valid identity. And it's time we stopped pretending otherwise.
By Keely ToddThis Pride Month on Open Tabs, I'm talking about what it's like to be a bisexual woman in a world that constantly tries to erase bisexuality.
We dive into the stereotypes and tropes that still show up in TV, movies, and books, why representation matters, and some of my favorite queer characters and couples—from Lafayette, John Constantine, Magnus Bane, and Quentin and Eliot (yes, I'm still mad about that The Magicians finale), to Magnus and Alec, Pam and Tara, Bo and Lauren, Eve and Villanelle (toxic? absolutely. iconic? also yes.), and Amanita and Nomi from Sense8 (seriously, go watch it).
Because bisexuality isn't a phase or confusion—it's a valid identity. And it's time we stopped pretending otherwise.