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The "Bust All The Myths" illustration is based on an original illustration by Allie Brosh at the excellent Hyperbole And A Half. I thank and honor her for originating the "ALL The Things" meme, and apologize for taking so long to provide this long-overdue credit for this flexible image that has come to mean so much to so many different people.-
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Category Archives: Bisexuality
Gay, Lesbian, ________, and Transgender, revisited
Dateline yesterday, MPR. Newsreader in a story about, I believe, employment law mentions that there are issues for “gay, lesbian, and transgender people”. So I’m definitely not straight. Ask anyone who knows me. But for me to use the word … Continue reading
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Textbook Bi
(Key rattles in lock. Cue sound effect of rusty door squeak. Sound of electronic broadcast equipment warming up.) Howdy! Been a while, which I will talk about at our next meeting. Right now, I have something short to get off … Continue reading
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My Corpse Will Not Be Your Movement’s Foundation
Originally posted on An Odd Rey:
Coming into an all day Bi+ Institute, where seconds before people in the room had been talking about how the Bi+ community, how the terms, bi,bisexual, and biromantic had at times saved…
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Now in private practice
Howdy! I’ve just opened my own private psychotherapy practice here in Saint Cloud, MN. Details are available on Psychology Today as well as a bunch of other places online, including my website. Here’s some information. Queer focused — bi, trans, … Continue reading
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Guest Post: How to Find a Bi Competent Therapist by Estraven Le Guin
Originally posted on An Odd Rey:
“One US study found that over a quarter of therapists seen by bisexual clients erroneously assumed that sexual identity was relevant to the goal of therapy when the client didn’t agree, and around a sixth saw bisexuality as being part of an…
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All Of Me
Dan Savage tells me that I’m straight because I’m a cismale in a long term monogamous relationship with a ciswoman. It doesn’t matter to him that we met because we were interested in the same man, or that I had … Continue reading
Gay, Lesbian, ________ and Transgender
This will be brief. People need to belong. Abraham Maslow’s heirarchy of needs describes how people are able to get their needs met. First is survival. If you don’t have food and water, or other things you require to keep … Continue reading