> Character is said to be bisexual
> Shows no interest in the opposite gender
> always with/ends up with the same sex
Name that character
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> Character is said to be bisexual. > Shows no interest in the opposite gender
All Calarts females.
or they show opposite interest at the start, but end up with the same sex by the end
Yeah, often they get labeled as "bisexual" when the writers just wanted to turn straight characters lesbian, like adventure time and korra.
and star, and the owl house
>the owl house
Wasn't the "I have a new crush and her name is Adventure" line really early on?
>Shows no interest in the opposite gender
I can't think of a simple example.
>and star
From Star vs.? She's one of the very few calarts girls who buck the trend.
it was a one off reference for Star and they did it to Jackie
>girl only ever dates guys
>lesbian
Were you dropped on your head as a baby?
I'm talking about Star you smoothbrain.
You didn't indicate that.
Besides Star doesn't really count against the trope considering her bi moment was just a one off.
Did the show do a 30 years later ep that we msised? Jackie dated Marco and saw it wasn't going to work out. Nothing says random chick #342234 was her blood mate. Jackie is the opposite of what OP is saying due to at least dating a guy at one point.
Superman's son would be a better example of as we've only seen him with gay.
It's not related OP's trope, but the one said on post 3.
Luz from TOH thought Amity's brother was cute iirc
This is bisexual erasure
oh boo hoo
So is turning 30
what
what does this even mean?
No ones bisexual after 30 maybe?
They settle into a straight life regardless of how they identify.
I mean, like 90% of bis settle on straight relationships because 90% of humanity is straight. It's bound to be like that.
Yeah, it's mostly a numbers and biology game.
As a 34 bi male married to a also 34 bi female, I can vouch that this statement is very true.
Woman turn 30 and realize the clock is ticking and their lesbo partner is a biological dead end, so they find a man to breed with.
That's a smart move if you ask me
This anon understands whats up. Women are also hypergamous and have much weaker sex drives due to having much less testosterone.
Good, bisexuals are fenceriding scumbags who need to fricking pick one or the other and stop being a wishy washy b***h.
Did a bisexual bully you in the past? Why do you have such a beef against them?
Because they're either hettidors trying to cash in on LGBT popularity or just queers being traitors.
Traitors? How hyperbolic can you be over an individuals orientation? Also what does the B in LGBT stand for then if you think they're just straight?
NTA but from what I have experienced the hostility comes from a few things depending on the side.
From the Gay side its that the entire community (outside of upper class gay guys), for all their talk of being welcoming and accepting in basically in permanent Siege Mentality and therefore believe that any action that is not dedicated to the cause of LGBTQ+ rights or any media that is not reinforcing a sense of validity they apparently lack internally is an explicit attack.
So when they see someone who could for all intents and purposes be Gay and yet chooses not to, they view it as a direct threat to their validity as people.
The other is simply resentment for Bi people being able to "pass" as straight and so don't deserve a spot in the community. The same way otherwise educated black people consider a mixed person to be black or not depending on if the cops profile them and if they are a part of "the culture".
Straight people see being bi as either an immaturity to be overcome and therefore a failure to grow up out of an implied hedonistic lifestyle.
Or as basically being gay which can be seen as gross.
I don't think this has been studied, but to be fair I can imagine that, assuming no preference, bisexual people ending up with someone of the same sex is probably more likely, if only because people usually interact more with their own sex.
I do agree that bisexual people ending up in a straight relationship should be more visible in media though. At the end of the day, if you only ever show same sex couples you literally don't have bisexual characters, and bisexual people exist too.
It has been studied, 85-90% of bisexuals are in straight relationships.
Are they really bi or just want to belong to the alphabet soup?
Who knows?
These numbers were still very high before being straight was unpopular.
They're the Starscream of sexuality and will date and identify according to whatever benefits them most at the moment
Close to 90% of people are straight (or "straight" but wouldn't seriously date same sex people). It adds up.
"No true scotsman" much?
If you think being straight is unpopular, you need to check your carbon monoxide detector.
How old are you? We live in an era of kids putting self-diagnosed mental disorders in their X and TikTok
X and TikTok bios*
being trans or gay isn't a "self-diagnosed mental disorder" no matter how hard it makes you when you say it.
It is.
>If you think being straight is unpopular, you need to check your carbon monoxide detector.
The lgbtq lifestyle is HEAVILY pushed on kids. It's more like advertisement than acceptance at this point.
It's not ever been "pushed". Saying it's alright to be gay isn't "pushing it".
nice bait, have a cute pic
>Are they really bi or just want to belong to the alphabet soup?
Really bi but their end game are likely to be with a man.
>t. being friends with a bi chick who is planning to start a family with a man instead with a woman
Her reason why because she wanted her kids to be related to her partner than just raising children that only to be related to one of them. Probably seen as a different form of cuckoldry
Most of the time they want to frick both genders but reproductive biological urges and social convenience win out when it comes to settling.
Also for many Bi people its a matter of only liking 10% or less of the same gender from a physical standpoint i.e otherwise straight guys wanting to frick femboys because they are feminine enough to get them horny.
I had sex with a guy (I'm a guy) and tried dating so I guess I'm bi but the reality is I only find any romantic attachment in women. I'd say I find like 10% of guys attractive at best, and trying to be with another dude is awkward and feels more than a little unnatural.
None of my friends or family know about this and I can't say I ever plan on being with another guy again. Haven't dated or fooled around with any other guys since and honestly it turns me off now.
Forgot to mention - I've dated three bi women who had no idea I even slightly considered myself bi. Feels like with women I know more of them who have been in longer relationships with women. Maybe it's social stigma but I know many less bi guys who maintained a same-sex relationship.
>Maybe it's social stigma but I know many less bi guys who maintained a same-sex relationship.
Possibly, I typically hear when it comes to bi people getting in relationships. They often face stigma by either sex, being seen simply as gay or straight. Or that it's "just a phase". I never been with anyone of either sex. But from the general sentiment, it seems like its a hassle thanks to those preconceived notions.
Yeah, the stigma from each side is terrible. There's also the misguided idea of constant polyamory or cheating. Not really that prevalent.
>bi sexual = you have a sexual attraction to both genders
you're bisexual anon. you don't need to have a romantic interest in a gender. (I'm gonna just say a majority of the world is probably bisexual its very rare you can find someone that's capable of romantic attraction to both genders)
Jon Kent
Didn't some future depict him with a girl?
we all make mistakes, anon.
>character has to show interest in both genders at all times or else they're not a real bisexual
Yes and?
Yes, normal heterosexual people do it all the time for internet clout.
They should be honest and say
>while the nicest thing to do would be to frick everyone regardless of gender my fetish is the same/opposite sex so that ain't happening
If character is only seen dating the opposite sex or the same sex than they're straight or gay.
Luz. Sure being bisexual is referenced in season 1, but after the Grom episode, she might as well be lesbian as she's purely Amity-sexual from then on.
I knew this was going to happen when I saw it. When I remember the early episode where Luz was thirsting over that one guy but didn't end up with him, I expected them to push for a wlw relationship in later seasons.
I mean, what do you want? She is in a cartoon for children and she wants going to go under any other romantic sub plot. Being bisexual is like this also in real life: unless you are literally dating two people of different sexes at the same time, there's not practical difference between being gay or straight at face value.
Hunter, Willow, and Eda are way worse examples of what OP means, because they are stated to be bisexual and yet there is zero indication that they have same sex attraction.
She literally shows no attraction to any other females other than Amity, she's 90% lesbian.
90% gay means you are bisexual bro
>"She wasn't shown havign a relationship with any guys, so yeah, it is this"
morons
That's generally how monogamy works.
That's what I don't get when people complain about bisexual characters. Do they expect them to be inherently polyamorous too? I swear it's like they have some sort of check list that requires active proof. It's like accusing someone not being straight if they are still single.
The gays always get upset when bisexuals aren't also gay and don't behave like gays.
This, they only want straight characters to go bi as a stepping stone for gayness, they hate it when a gay/lesbian goes bi.
sexuality is fluid and on a spectrum, unless it goes the opposite direction of what they want I guess
Not just sexuality, gender too, the only detrans character is Mr Garrison.
People barely understand what trans is, they'd probably understand detrans even less. Garrison is so all over the place, it makes sense for him to do that.
Lesbos and lesbo fetishists on suicide watch
White Canary from the arrowverse
Tim Drake after he was ruined as a character.
>character has bisexual character
>is the most sought after character in the show
This shit will never not be funny.
Al Ewing
He slightly had the hots for the squirrel other than that. He's asexual. Maybe he's bi sexually because of Tom Kenny. Kenny is married to a woman but he's been seen at gay bars.
seethe
All of them.
There are two types of bisexual character
- We wanted to make this previously completely straight character gay for brownie points, but they already dated an character of the opposite sex , so we're making them bisexual. They will no longer show interest in the opposite sex.
- We want to get more brownie points for having more than just gay people, so we'll call this character bisexual but they are really just gay.
In the end, it's all shades of homosexual. But you can notice that once a female character shows interest in women, they will never be allowed to go back.
Catwoman would like to have a word.
>Character is labelled bisexual or gay but is never shown to be in a relationship with anyone. Making it weird that they felt the need to state it.
Happens a lot in video games
I suppose in those cases they want to include them for the sake of it. But it is weird how inorganic it comes across.
all of them
though Korra and Asami are the rare instances I've seen of bi characters dating a man. (Ironically making them bi was a last minute decision)
So this is the end result of Cinemaphile being bought by israeli conservative interests, right? This is the future of the site? I should just leave and try and find a different site? I'm genuinely asking, Cinemaphile is dead, now, and it's all the /misc/ parasite now? Endless bait threads trying to get people to scream at each other about the evils of the LGBT agenda? ten thousand Alex Joneses all screaming about how every gay person is a pedophile? God I miss the Cinemaphile of 2007.
>Cinemaphile b***hes about the right infiltrating hobbies
>good
>Cinemaphile b***hes about the left infiltrating hobbies
>This is the future of the site? I should just leave and try and find a different site? I'm genuinely asking, Cinemaphile is dead, now, and it's all the /misc/ parasite now?
like clockwork
Tell me I'm wrong that these endless, endless bait threads about "Hrm, why is this okay and this isn't okay? :thinking emoji:" aren't just israeli conservative interests paying shills to flood the boards with a thin slurry of culture war to drown any actual enjoyment out of it.
just like in real life, bisexual women are either just straight women who want to seem interesting or gay women who think being attracted to 10/10 celebrity chads sometimes counts
Is it Bisexual Awareness Month? This is like the third topic I've seen about it.
Anyways writers either don't want to perpetuate the amoral bisexual trope or are too lazy to just have the character state their preferences.
>This is like the third topic I've seen about it.
It seems like bisexuality is such a contentious topic on Cinemaphile in particular. Every time I always see anons complaining about it for some reason or another.
>Every time I always see anons complaining about it for some reason or another.
Because it’s always a detriment every time a character becomes one.
Is it still a detriment when a character is established as such from the get go? Or do you just simply have a prejudice against bisexuals. So much so you can't stand to see them depicted in media?
>becomes
That's the problem. We don't learn they're bi until later. Bean was straight until the mermaids showed up, Luz was straight for the first half of the first season, and Korra was straight until the last 30 seconds of her show.
I remember Tuca & Bertie of all fricking shows being an exception to this rule. Tuca dates a woman in season 2, gets dumped by her in the finale, then starts dating a guy in season 3 and stays with him in the end.
This show looked fun, but I could never remember to watch it. Did I miss out, or no?
Didn't Bertie also date a woman, or was implied to be bi?
I Believe she kissed a girl when she was young, but I think that's it.
I wouldn't consider bi to the same level as Tuca.
nothing else to say
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Be sure you're practicing safe sex then. Unless you're completely abstinent, then you have nothing to worry about. Besides used needles, which I'm sure you're responsible enough to avoid. HIV and Hepatitis isn't discriminatory as much as you like to think 🙂
harley quinn
She's shown interest in men. I mean she got with Booster Gold.
>character is a lesbian
>hangs around with a guy
>conflicted about her feelings she slowly falls for a guy
>they take things slowly before fully committing to a relationship
The only example of this is an autobiographical webcomic.
But if there is any other examples PLEASE TELL ME
Which one? Oh Joy, Sex Toy?
sort of, it was made by the creator of Oh joy sex toy, its called Dar
You can't be bisexual if you have a partner
You can't be heterosexual if you don't have a partner.
Any case of a gay character turning into bi/straight at the end of the story?
Zero
The best you'll get is a bisexual woman having an ex girlfriend that is important for at least one episode, we have 3 examples of which and one of them is just a minor character.
Nobody likes you freaks.
You’re on Cinemaphile, no one likes anyone around here. You included.