oh, sweet cheeks, you are absolutely entitled to your own opinion. and you have every right to play it safe and prejudge a group of people that you are ignorant about and/or disagree with their lifestyle. especially when that lifestyle has been so eloquently and dazzlingly and thoroughly explained by a handful of naughty 'bisexuals'.
because I agree with you. I do think that carson kressley and reichen l. and jim mcgreevey should speak for all gays--including you, namo. don't they speak for you? I think people should be entitled to despise and prejudge gays based on that group's images/comments as well as the seeming majority of gays who are such fabulous hairdressers, interior decorators, and fashion gurus. but not only that--all those stereotypes about gays being child molesters! I mean we DO have to think of the children. why bother with education or treating people as unique individuals. better safe than sorry. stay the course!
but speaking seriously now--a stereotype is a perceived representation, correct or not, of a majority of a group of people.
and I wasn't saying I agree that most bisexuals will choose hetero life over homo life, I was trying to make the point that even if (i believe I did say 'may') this was true, not all people should suffer the prejudice.
and, yes, I do agree that heterocentric is our society's MO. but why address the ACTUAL problem--let's just persecute the people we don't agree with. that's like acknowledging that racism needs to be dealt with, but in the meantime, we'll persecute people of color til the real problem conveniently goes away.
and those true blue lesbians are my sisters, too. and I don't think they need anyone's protection from bisexual evildoers that are clearly lurking to displease a handful of BWWers' utoptia of a black and white, no complexities! sexual existence.
but, honey, you keep on keepin on. ignorance is bliss, right?
and if Ms. Cypher said that, then she (SHE--not all bisexuals) is an asshole. cuz if she loved a woman and got busy with her all those years, it was what it was.
