I figured with Tumblr’s new chat feature, I should post an update.
I’m putting this blog on indefinite hiatus. I’m very rarely on Tumblr anymore–while it was a space I very much needed a few years ago, recently I just don’t have the time to spend on here in order to keep up with the community.
So, I’ve been getting a lot of chat messages, and I apologize for the delayed response, or if I’m not able to get back to you at all. There are a decent amount of blogs dedicated to answering questions for queer/bi people, so I encourage you to ask them! They’ll get back to you so much sooner than I would.
It’s always been just me running this blog, and there’s been over 2,000 posts and I currently have over 5,000 followers! That’s pretty awesome. When I first made this blog, there weren’t a lot of bi pride blogs. That’s changed, and I rarely post original content on here. Usually I’m just reblogging the awesome things from other bi people. I originally wanted this blog to be heavily submission based, and that didn’t work out.
So, it’s been great folks. This just isn’t a part of my life anymore, and it’s become a bit of a chore. I doubt I’ll actually delete this blog, but it’s possible. There may be the errant queued post here or there. I’m not on certain social media websites very much anymore, like Tumblr, for safety reasons. In fact, I’m pretty sure one man, if not more, who sexually assaulted me follows this blog & has for years. My personal blog is also rarely used & on private.
Let me know what you all are thinking. Bi Tumblr has been a huge part of finding my identity and being proud of who I am, so thank you.
–Sara
I should add that I’ll still be checking in, just not actively participating very often. :)
I figured with Tumblr’s new chat feature, I should post an update.
I’m putting this blog on indefinite hiatus. I’m very rarely on Tumblr anymore–while it was a space I very much needed a few years ago, recently I just don’t have the time to spend on here in order to keep up with the community.
So, I’ve been getting a lot of chat messages, and I apologize for the delayed response, or if I’m not able to get back to you at all. There are a decent amount of blogs dedicated to answering questions for queer/bi people, so I encourage you to ask them! They’ll get back to you so much sooner than I would.
It’s always been just me running this blog, and there’s been over 2,000 posts and I currently have over 5,000 followers! That’s pretty awesome. When I first made this blog, there weren’t a lot of bi pride blogs. That’s changed, and I rarely post original content on here. Usually I’m just reblogging the awesome things from other bi people. I originally wanted this blog to be heavily submission based, and that didn’t work out.
So, it’s been great folks. This just isn’t a part of my life anymore, and it’s become a bit of a chore. I doubt I’ll actually delete this blog, but it’s possible. There may be the errant queued post here or there. I’m not on certain social media websites very much anymore, like Tumblr, for safety reasons. In fact, I’m pretty sure one man, if not more, who sexually assaulted me follows this blog & has for years. My personal blog is also rarely used & on private.
Let me know what you all are thinking. Bi Tumblr has been a huge part of finding my identity and being proud of who I am, so thank you.
–Sara
I should add that I’ll still be checking in, just not actively participating very often. :)
in anticipation of Bisexual Awareness Week — which begins Sept. 20 — the out and proud American bisexual activist, actress and mom Evan Rachel Wood, has shared more personal insight into bisexuality via a series of passionate, educational and enlightening tweets.
“The reality is that bisexual people face discrimination not only outside of our community, but also from within. And that can discourage them from engaging in and benefitting from the work that LGBT advocates are doing to address our mental, physical and sexual health,” Wood wrote on Twitter, quoting HRC.
After sharing those select quotes from HRC’s blog post, the 28-year-old continued by lamenting the discrimination that bisexual people face, even within the LGBT community. She also clarified to one user Twitter user that having a two-year-old son with her ex-husband, Jamie Bell, doesn’t change her identity on the sexual spectrum; she is, as she says, “still bisexual.”
I figured with Tumblr’s new chat feature, I should post an update.
I’m putting this blog on indefinite hiatus. I’m very rarely on Tumblr anymore–while it was a space I very much needed a few years ago, recently I just don’t have the time to spend on here in order to keep up with the community.
So, I’ve been getting a lot of chat messages, and I apologize for the delayed response, or if I’m not able to get back to you at all. There are a decent amount of blogs dedicated to answering questions for queer/bi people, so I encourage you to ask them! They’ll get back to you so much sooner than I would.
It’s always been just me running this blog, and there’s been over 2,000 posts and I currently have over 5,000 followers! That’s pretty awesome. When I first made this blog, there weren’t a lot of bi pride blogs. That’s changed, and I rarely post original content on here. Usually I’m just reblogging the awesome things from other bi people. I originally wanted this blog to be heavily submission based, and that didn’t work out.
So, it’s been great folks. This just isn’t a part of my life anymore, and it’s become a bit of a chore. I doubt I’ll actually delete this blog, but it’s possible. There may be the errant queued post here or there. I’m not on certain social media websites very much anymore, like Tumblr, for safety reasons. In fact, I’m pretty sure one man, if not more, who sexually assaulted me follows this blog & has for years. My personal blog is also rarely used & on private.
Let me know what you all are thinking. Bi Tumblr has been a huge part of finding my identity and being proud of who I am, so thank you.
–Sara
I should add that I’ll still be checking in, just not actively participating very often. :)