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quetzal_crochetI found a pride stocking cap on Ravelry and I thought about doing it in the actual rainbow colours, but I modified it to make it for bi pride.
Bi people get erased from a lot both in and out of the LGBTQ community. We get told we're greedy, or we'll eventually "become" gay or straight, depending on who we date or marry. Lots of gay people won't date bi people, and lots of straight people won't date bi people.
I'm out, but I'm not out-out. I never had a coming out to my parents or family or friends. But I don't shy away from it.
Bi people have a lot of privilege in that regard. We can "pass" and personally on the Kinsey scale I'm a 1/2. So people assume I'm straight anyway.
Bi pride!
Bi people get erased from a lot both in and out of the LGBTQ community. We get told we're greedy, or we'll eventually "become" gay or straight, depending on who we date or marry. Lots of gay people won't date bi people, and lots of straight people won't date bi people.
I'm out, but I'm not out-out. I never had a coming out to my parents or family or friends. But I don't shy away from it.
Bi people have a lot of privilege in that regard. We can "pass" and personally on the Kinsey scale I'm a 1/2. So people assume I'm straight anyway.
Bi pride!
