[bi] choices

[wisdomeagle]

[Poll #1379304]

Comments

[tresa-cho.livejournal.com]

Well, just neglecting the fact that the woman is bisexual, she's married heterosexually, and is therefore exhibiting heterosexual privilege. Marriage currently is a heteronormal occurance, and until homosexual marriages become accepted, it will remain as such.

It's hard to get my point across, do you sort of see what I'm saying?

[wisdomeagle]

I hear you. I've been having this debate in my head for awhile, and mostly it just feels weird to me to say that she has het privilege when she's not straight.

[lomedet.livejournal.com]

Well, but there are people who don't self-define as white who still have access to white-skin privilege. This feels to me like a similar thing.