カーステン・ヴァングスネスのインスタグラム(kirstenvangsness) - 6月10日 14時14分

A friend texted me “happy pride!” tonight and I started to cry. I was happy she saw me and I realized that my own shame of “I am not a good/real/ enough of a bisexual” had made me a little quiet during pride time. That might sound nuts. I hope it doesn’t. Anyways. Happy Pride. 🌈💖 🏳️‍🌈

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revlazarus Ive seen a trend over the many years Ive been around. You may call me a hater at fiers but step back and think about it first. You need to step out of these "groups" forget the names and tags you claim for yourselves, this includes racial, sexual preference, intellectual ability, all of them. Until everyone realizes that these terms and titles only serve to separate us all and create the real hatred we need to dispose of they are trouble creators. Take for example the "N word" its just a bastardization of the word "Negro" that resulted when southerners and barbary coast slavers couldnt properly pronounce it. Tags on people cause problems and always have. Especially when used wrong. People need to stop trying to be separate, and then complain when they are excluded. Accept yourself and those around you, and you will be accepted by everyone else. Its those that dont fit in that are excluded, because the work to exclude themselves. Think of it like being the only person in a slow moving elevator going up 100 floors who has gas. Its a matter of time and place. Even Straights do freaky things, just rarely sove it in the face of others,,, The stories I could tell, but I keep the secrets of others. Understanding its normal prevents the problems and shame.

mickeyrenee413 I relate to this on every level. I am engaged to the love of my life, the man of my dreams. It may sound odd, but he gave me the confidence and courage to come out and be honest about my sexuality. Even though I knew I was going to marry him, him being the only person I’d ever be with, it was still so enlightening to officially come out as bisexual. I still haven’t come out to my family because of how religious I was raised combined with small-mindedness of small-town people, but being honest with my fiancé, friends, and, most importantly, myself has made me so much stronger and more confident. I still struggle with this issue, whether or not I’m a good/real bisexual, so thank you for this post. It lifted a former broken little bi girl’s spirits and gave her assurance of herself. 💝

stephk_ssre <—Also bisexual. And in a happy hetero marriage. We’re blessed to be exactly who we are beautiful darling ♥️ this comment is obv super late but I went browsing bc I’m watching #PenelopeGarcia aka #BabyGirl do her thang on the boob tube and I heart you and how wonderfully you bring her to life. Thx for being you sugar ♥️ #HappyBelatedPride #BiDoesntJustMeanGreedy #WeAreLegitimate ♥️

meredithkott OMG!!! I'm a bisexual woman to! Thankyou for your heartfelt n encouraging words. Unfortunately,I've experienced the bigotry that is still in this world. My girlfriend n I were walking to a club during a pride event n some people threw raw eggs at us,followed by name calling. I've even experience death threats. I still hold myself high though. I'm proud of who I am today.

tat9707 Happy Pride, you are who you are be happy, be loud, be proud and most of all be loved. Everyone deserves to be happy and loved no matter who you are. People need to be loved not Judge cause no one in this world is perfect and no one should have to be xoxo 💋

tat9707 @kd_straw I am the same with my daughter she came when she was 17. I told her that who ever she loves I will except them and love them too cause no one should be judged for loving someone, who ever that person might be. Happy Pride ?️‍?to all xoxo ?

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