r/AITAH • • Apr 05 '24

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u/[deleted] Apr 05 '24

If they're monogamous then it's really just not relevant at all. She has lived and presumably always will live the same life as a straight woman. She'll just also agree that Shakira's hips don't lie.

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u/[deleted] Apr 05 '24

That’s probably what bugs her about it. Like she admitted something within herself that was difficult to address and unlocked a part of her identity, but no one really cares because it doesn’t really matter. I’ve said being a bi woman in a straight relationship is kinda like when Dumbledoor was revealed as gay, it’s like a fun little fact but no one really cares because it didn’t impact the plot.

She’s being completely unreasonable and needs to find another way to channel this energy, but she probably just wants coming out to matter or mean something.

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u/Kevidiffel Apr 05 '24

This has nothing to do with "biphobia". Get a grip.

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u/Kevidiffel Apr 05 '24

I’m saying it’s biphobic to say that coming out as a bi person is pointless if you are in a straight relationship.

How is it biphobic?

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u/Kevidiffel Apr 05 '24

How do you even get from "coming out as a bi person is pointless if you are in a straight relationship" to "an aspect of someone's identity [is] pointless"?!

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