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gabboman.xyz
its very simple: wafrn is bisexual #actualy-a-better-description-would-be-bigender #but-i-like-more-the-bisexual-joke
calibanscreations.at.app.wafrn.net Caliban @calibanscreations.at.app.wafrn.net · 10d
Low-key I know very little about how this site (wafrn) works. All I know is that it bridges the gap between Bluesky and the Fediverse.
January 7, 2026 at 12:45 PM
bisexualkaiju.myatproto.social
Are you gonna lie and erase the full context, Akilah?

And forget to mention doing the "identify as" transphobic joke?
Akilah Hughes: Cause I don't know you and I already have had that conversation. You're not owed anything from me or anybody. But especially not me. Good luck in the Trump years lol. Bisexual Kaiju: You're doing it again. Glibly wishing that someone "enjoys" getting repressed by a government that wants them dead. Bisexual Kaiju: You know what I'm owed? Humanity and dignity just like you are. You know what you're not giving me? Akilah Hughes: What about what about what about what about wht about I don't know you so I'm done speaking with you. Learn that no means no, creep. Akilah Hughes: As a they shouldn't you be more concerned with what the current president has planned for you? Or do you also identify as stupid
February 3, 2025 at 9:03 PM
jessiegender.bsky.social
OMG! I made an offhand joke in my latest Star Trek video calling out r/Star_Trek_ for their centrist takes by assuming any left-leaning critique is just about “diversity points” instead of discussing how Trek should challenge the modern status quo - and then they literally did that to my vid. LMAO!
A post on the subreddit r/Star_Trek_ saying "Strange New Worlds is not wokey enough for Jessie Gender" with a picture of Jessie Gender's latest video "STRANGE NEW WORLDS IS A STATUS QUO STAR TREK COMFORT BLANKET" and a subhedding that reads "Don't worry, Jessie. I'm sure Starfleet Academy will be more to your palate..." POST SAYING - " I don't care about criticisms of political messaging. I care about criticisms of storytelling quality. Strange New Worlds is not a good show - not because of trans representation or lack thereof. But because it's written like crap, is gratuitously violent, and incorporates little to no science fiction. Discovery was also very bad, and not because it had a trans character. Because it was written like crap, was gratuitously violent, and incorporated little to no science fiction. Picard was also very bad, and not because it had a bisexual character. Because it was written like crap, was gratuitously violent, and incorporated little to no science fiction." POST SAYING - "The Youtuber's name is literally Jessie Gender - I think it's fairly clear what lens she'll be viewing content through. I avoid her channel (not because she's trans) but because I know that she'll always review, or generally assess, Star Trek media through that gender/sexuality lens. Which is valid, and has its place, but isn't for me - so I get my Trek content elsewhere." and a second comment saying "It must be tiresome caring about one thing only in media you consume" COMMENT SAYING - I think these people are fake Trek fans, they’ve never cared about the franchise. Only how it can be used as a vessel to carry their beliefs. They thought Trek was progressive so they believed its only value came from being progressive.
October 14, 2025 at 9:24 PM
captainsparrow.bsky.social
been sketching some of my ocs that i have but hadn’t drawn before — new and old ocs. I’m having fun!
Digital sketch of a smiling tall, skinny brown-skinned woman with a straight nose, brown wavy hair, and a guide dog. Her eyes are both hypertropic. She is wearing a pink-to-yellow ombré sweater tucked into a ruffly light purple skirt and yellow heels. Her guide dog is a yellow lab with a yellow vest and a pink collar. Next to her is text. It reads: Sofia Idrissi 28 • she/her Accountant Moroccan-American loves wine & wishes she was a sommelier crocheter, loves poetry Hates birds. They freak her out Big fan of live music Had a very recent breakup; it’s like a whole thing sees coffee as an art form. Hates iced coffee very opinionated Next to the dog, it reads: Baxter, yellow lab Guide dog Sleeps at the food of Sofia’s bed Seems to hate her favorite podcast The background is light lilac. Digital sketch of a casually standing Asian woman holding a cigarette in her mouth as she lights it. She has very light skin, thick black hair in a short bob with bangs, and hazel eyes. She is wearing a plaid dress over a black skirt and combat boots; on top she has an olive green bomber jacket with various patches. The patches are: a moon, an alien, band aids, a ghost, a camera, a radioactive sign, the letter M, a star, an ice cream, a happy face, and a bisexual flag. An arrow next to her says “patches on back” and below it are the following patches: the ghostbusters logo, an apple with NYC on it, an eye, a moth, a Russian flag, a Korean flag, a lighter, a yin-yang, and a flying saucer. Next to her, it reads: Marina Khil 19 • she/her Cryptid hunter… Photographer and people watcher Lives in NYC w/ her dad Lonely, despite not seeming it Smoking is her worst habit at community college, works @ 7-11 Oh, she finds out cryptids are real Observant, curious, hyperactive terrible relationship w/ her mom Kinda lost @ life cryptid hunting was supposed to be a joke! likes documentaries and horror films Also super into aliens The background is light olive green. Digital sketch of an Asian young woman in a casual pose, holding a pink butterfly knife. She has light freckled skin, red eyes, and long wavy pink hair with bangs. There is a splash of blood on her face. She is wearing a cropped button up shirt over a striped long sleeve black striped shirt, a pleated black skirt, black thigh high socks, and pink platform double strap mary Jane shoes with hearts. Next to her it reads: Akemi Furuta (古田あけみ) 19 • she/her yandere, etc no one can be cooler or more interesting than her or else (skull) big fan of glitter like 0 moral compass loves Valentine’s Day bisexual upbeat, tactical, smart well she is like evil Joke character but i love her The background is light pink Digital sketch of a smiling black young woman doing a wheelie on a purple rigid manual wheelchair. She has dark brown skin, dark brown eyes and very dark brown coily hair in two puff braids and bangs. She also has gold circle glasses. She is wearing a light green starry knit vest over a light blue button up shirt, blue striped pants, green fingerless gloves, and bright turquoise boots with planets on them. Next to her, it reads: Augusta Haile 21 • she/they big tech person Loves d&d big fan of space loves purple has cerebral palsy affecting her legs bisexual soup hater exclusively wears fun shoes was an ‘inventor’ as a child
January 16, 2025 at 7:37 PM
efejotaeme.bsky.social
On September 23, 1998, Michael Page, creator of the Bisexual flag along with Wendy Curry and Gigi Raven Wilbur organized the first Celebrate Bisexuality Day. www.binetusa.org/regional/chi...
Q: How did the first Celebrate Bisexuality Day happen? Wendy Curry: BiNet USA was the US- wide grassroots organization (started, in part by the people behind "Bi Any other name"). People who were into organizing in whatever fashion, would eventually end up in BiNet's leadership body. I came from online organizing. Michael Page was recruited after kicking off The Bi Cafe - it was basically, a Bi facebook/craigslist. Gigi Raven Wilbur was a state organizer down in Texas with a bi radio show. At the time, the bulk of what we did (as volunteers) for BiNet was to try to represent the bi community at the national level: speak out when bi phobic things happened, represent our community at national LGBT collaborations, and in general reduce our invisibility. It was important work, but three of us (Michael, Gigi, and I) were starting to feel a bit burned out. I hated the protest side of our gig. I really just wanted to be in a space with a bunch of bi/queer people, a place where I could be truly me and not feel like I needed to tune down the "unpopular" parts of me. I wanted to be able to speak without thinking and not worry that what I said didn't make sense. Michael, sweet Michael, was getting eaten alive by politics. He, too, felt like he needed a community & a visibility. He invented so many things: the bi pride flag, the Bi Cafe. But he was sometimes seen as a threat to the status quo. Gigi was a fun, sweet gentle soul who had fought forever to claim her identity and space. She lost much in order to be her authentic self. Each of us, like I said, were truly tired of taking scraps from the (then biphobic) Human Rights Commission and demanding inclusion (not to mention a name change) at the Gay and Lesbian Task Force. It felt like we weren't getting anywhere. It felt impotent. We didn't want to grovel for a seat at the table. We were tired of the "us too" conversation. We each got into organizing, in part, to have a community of our peers. Yet what were we doing was making us feel more alienated than ever. We were sitting around a one of the annual bi conventions, venting and someone. I think it was Gigi said we should have a party. We all loved the great bisexual, Freddie Mercury. His birthday was in September, so why not Sept? We wanted a weekend day to ensure the most people would do something. Gigi's birthday was Sept 23rd. It fell on a weekend day, so poof! We had a day. Why not just be part of the pride events? Well, for two reasons: 1) We were burnt out for fighting for inclusion. Heck! Just that year, I had to listen to a biphobic rant/"joke" from Kate Clinton at my local pride festivities. 2) Pride is an outward act - letting the world know we were not ashamed of who we were. CBD was meant to be an inward act. Getting our community together to celebrate who were we and how privileged we were to be who we are. We picked the name for a reason. Screw what anyone else thinks. We rock! We are fabulous! Their loss if they can't see it. There were 364 other days of the year where we can grovel for the B in LGBT. The one day was just for us.
September 24, 2023 at 8:35 AM