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2026-04-10 00:58 UTC
@Beldr @sunshineandlolipops @Garabato I mean making her Bi truly doesn't win points; even if that is how she is portrayed, as soon as she dates a girl, no matter how many boys she dated, crushed on, or fucked (more of a universal rule on this subject, not The Loud House), she is now a lesbian in the minds of these people. No matter how unrealistic it is. And if she ever went back to a boy, she would be some kind of traitor, and the writers of the show would get threats.
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@lillytea@baraag.net 2026-04-10 01:01
@Beldr @sunshineandlolipops @Garabato In a way being bi is more ostracized. When I date another woman, I still consider myself bi, not a lesbian, because men are still sexually attractive. There is no magic switch to switch this off. But I have been a victim of both the bi-erasure movement on the crazy rainbow flag side as well as attacked by the usual "being gay is wrong" crowd. Being Bi does not win any points.