Comments | nyabn: bi contingent in nyc's 2007 lgbt pride march

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bi contingent in nyc's 2007 lgbt pride march

Jun 29, 2007 22:53

these pictures were taken by the lovely and talented Jennifer from BiRequest

pride march

Comments 9

lordlnyc June 30 2007, 03:36:25 UTC

I love it! I love it! I love it! I love it!

nyabn June 30 2007, 18:10:48 UTC

Phew . . . glad it finally worked, computers can be finicky little creatures . . .

and then just while I was trying to X-Post it LJ too it into it's head to go down for "scheduled maintenence" for several hours

lordlnyc June 30 2007, 18:22:48 UTC

LJ does do that, at the wrong time. True it will always be the wrong time for someone but now it was our time.

fruit_boy June 30 2007, 09:04:16 UTC

Local, LGB only play lip service to Bi issues and representation - looks like you are in a better position :)

BTW - would you mind if I were to copy that icon and make use of it???

nyabn June 30 2007, 16:03:30 UTC

Local, LGB only play lip service to Bi issues and representation - looks like you are in a better position :)

somewhat, but we also have years of activism and we still must keep the pressure on

BTW - would you mind if I were to copy that icon and make use of it???

all the icons here (as well as on bialogue and the ones we made for curried spam are "free to good home"

credit nice but not necessary

nyabn June 30 2007, 16:44:06 UTC

oops, my bad that's curriedspam

yellowsnakepoet June 30 2007, 10:08:37 UTC

Do you really love being bisexual? I've found it pretty painful and disappointing myself.

nyabn June 30 2007, 18:05:20 UTC

Hi I'm Cynthia, a volunteer at nyabn, speaking for myself only the answer is "Absolutely! Yes!".

To me it is freeing. As a matter of fact I've always secretly felt sorry for people who weren't at least open to that identity. It has always seemed to me that people who don't claim being bi, (or some near equivalent like queer, etc.) must have to spend a lot of time worrying about their sexuality and if they were reacting/behaving "appropriately" to their "label".

If you are bi you can date men or you can date women, be poly, be celibate or be monogamous and you never have to "come out", or go back in or whatever. Once you've declared yourself bi, that's it, your set for life.

If it's not being too nosy, why do you say that it is "painful and disappointing"?

yellowsnakepoet June 30 2007, 21:57:33 UTC

http://community.livejournal.com/stupid_free/408124.html

If you read all the way through this, you can find posts I've made about my heartbreak. I don't expect you to, but if you want to, there it is.