@MBtv1z@marcodemonetime Dodging questions? Maybe its because I'm drunk or something but I don't think I've been doing that. But honestly I'd rather agree to disagree, both of our ways of thinking are valid in my opinion.
@Limitlessbluee@__MeishXx@marcodemonetime Maybe I am, maybe I'm not, all in all i feel like us humans creating the internet was a mistake. Yes it makes finding people easier but it also makes us hate one another for things that should be non issues on a personal level ya know.
@IronWill2023@Heal_within96@W46718537 I believe a vast majority are, but not all, we need to stop playing obvious like we don't know what our own people are doing.
@MBtv1z@marcodemonetime Women not wanting to mate, fuck, procreate or entertain an bi man isn't contributing harm to the bi community, the ones insisting that these women must be evil is causing more harm than good. Racism and sexism is in no way shape or form equivalent to a woman saying they won't-
@Limitlessbluee@__MeishXx@marcodemonetime Being called homophobic, racist or generally hateful ruins people's lives and perception of oneself, biphobia isn't on the same scale as jimcrow racism, someone not wanting to bump uglies with bi people isn't hurting anyone.
@MBtv1z@marcodemonetime Different than someone actually hating and loathing minorities. As for "social consequences" I agree its generally harmful when its amongst people but online communities go to far when they genuinely think someone's Hitler and report them to their place of employment.
@MBtv1z@marcodemonetime Contact people places of work for poor online behavior, lets just say the case is the same for the woman not wanting to date a bi man, should we label truly hateful individuals the same as people that simply aren't as hateful? A person not wanting to date someone is completely-
@MBtv1z@marcodemonetime As for you thinking people online taking it upon themselves to call people's workplaces for simply not wanting date a bi man as non issue because they're "biphobic" I levy this, after covid there was an influx and or change within our culture where people began to-
@MBtv1z@marcodemonetime Throw at a person on their dating beliefs they won't change because dating his the one instance where discrimination is the name of the game, finding a partner and or someone you like is inherently discriminatory.
@MBtv1z@marcodemonetime Threat than a person with power doing the same. We can call out prejudices and also not morally force someone to date someone they don't want to. It happened some years ago when trans folk were calling men transphobic for not wanting to date Trans, no matter what labels you-
@MBtv1z@marcodemonetime Racism isn't in the same ball park as biphobia, or the particular brand of women not dating bi men biphobia, a racist coworker should be called out and fired, a racist boss should be called out and sued, but a woman expressing her opinion (even if not needed is less of a)
@MBtv1z@marcodemonetime Telling them to do it instead of asking for self reflection, we're interrogating them on "why you no date bi guy?" Being interrogated over what you do and do not do, when you are a grown human being in 2026, in all honesty feels like someone trying to guilt you.
@MBtv1z@marcodemonetime (Or this comment section) take a learning thing and strum their ego.
As a bi man I understand certain are rooted in biases, for me to even become bi i had to think about things for a long while before I was comfortable. I just personally think we should let people do as they-
@MBtv1z@marcodemonetime Listen, coercion is when people that call it homophobia wish that you get "consequences" for your preference. The online progressive as a whole are more focused on punishment than actual criticism, yeah I agree nuance and criticism is needed but people (not specifically you)
@xokeli@jamesbsv313@MARVELo33356434@marcodemonetime You acting like you did is fucking hilarious, bro came online said that whorish people shouldn't be judged by the content of their character and left. Shut yo stupid ass up.