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Ghosts, slashers, and… the housing crisis? October has it all! Read and Subscribe 🕷 mailchi.mp/8c15d4fc9fe6/bws9…
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Humaira “Hani” Khan is one of the most popular girls in her school; everyone loves her, but when she comes out as bi, her friends don’t believe her — after all, she has only dated boys. In a moment of panic, Hani proposes faking a romantic relationship with Ishita “Ishu” Dey, a studious and unpopular girl her friends despise. Ishu agrees on one condition: that Hani help her become more popular so she can win the election for Head Girl.
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From the very beginning, Hani knows who she is. Her bisexuality is not ambiguous or a mystery to be solved: it is explicit and forms the central axis of the conflict. She has already come out to her parents and is clear about her orientation; the problem is not internal, but social.
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¡Corran! ¡Los vamBIros Vincent Price y la Rana René andan sueltos!
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bisexual.org retweeted
why nobody tell me tiffany valentine is bi?
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Run away! The vamBIres Vincent Price and Kermit are on the loose!
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why nobody tell me tiffany valentine is bi?
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Same, Troye, same
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Queer representation doesn’t always have to be a story about coming out. Sometimes it can simply be a story about five friends trying to survive their twenties who, incidentally, happen to include three bi people.
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amBi always gets a little......batty.....this time of year!
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