You’re sitting on the couch, smiling to yourself while you scroll through bisexual TikTok. In your relationship with a cis, straight man, you’re feeling a lot of queer FOMO. Online, you find folks who are living out and proud — and hilariously — creating content that helps you feel seen. Your insides feel warm and gooey, like hot chocolate with marshmallows on a winter day.
Your partner walks in, wondering where he put that one red, button-up shirt, and instinctually, you put your phone face-down on the coffee table. You wouldn’t explicitly call your partner homophobic, but how he s…
You’re sitting on the couch, smiling to yourself while you scroll through bisexual TikTok. In your relationship with a cis, straight man, you’re feeling a lot of queer FOMO. Online, you find folks who are living out and proud — and hilariously — creating content that helps you feel seen. Your insides feel warm and gooey, like hot chocolate with marshmallows on a winter day.
Your partner walks in, wondering where he put that one red, button-up shirt, and instinctually, you put your phone face-down on the coffee table. You wouldn’t explicitly call your partner homophobic, but how he s…
