Fuck Cancer: Help Kate Bornstein!

Kate Bornstein, awesome sexuality and gender activist, author, and anti-suicide advocate, is facing a huge uphill battle with her medical life. The good news is, people from all over the world are pouring in their support (financially and otherwise). You can find out all about it here. There's now just under $3,000 to go to reach the goal, but I'm certain more is appreciated and will be used wisely and to support others.

Thanks to Laura Vogel for getting this going. All the best to Auntie Kate!

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For Your Friday: Muscle Cum

Two of my favorite things: muscle men and cumshots. And over 30 minutes too!

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Some More Porn

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Bisexual News & More . . . Macklemore, That Is

Sorry for the lack of posts; 2013 has started off by keeping me quite occupied.

Here are some recent stories concerning bisexuality, all thanks to the Huffington Post:

• A.J. Walkley continues her new series on bisexuality, asking the question: "Why would someone not want to identify as bisexual?"
• Patrick RichardsFink offers some great advice for guys thinking about coming out as bisexual.
• Lauren Michelle Kinsey roundups the top bisexual news of 2012 (but what about Frank Ocean?).

And if you haven't already seen it, check out Macklemore's video for the song "Same Love":


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Kyrsten Sinema Featured On NPR

Kyrsten Sinema's finally getting some attention/love from more mainstream media. Check out the brief introduction from NPR's "All Things Considered".

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End of the Year News Wrap Up

Here's are some good writeups from the last month or so from the Huffington Post's Gay Voices-Bisexual section:

• Bi the Bi: Are Closeted Bisexuals the Reason for Bi Invisibility?
• 6 Embarrassing Moments When You're Single
• My Bisexual FAQ
• The Curious Case of Ivo Widlak
• Kinsey's Scale Is So 1948

Any thoughts on these?

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Cheyenne Jackson's Newest Music Video

Check out Cheyenne Jackson's newest music video for his song "Don't Wanna Know":


He's not the most well-known artist, but he does have a strong fanbase and he seems to be moving into more into the mainstream light. Let's hope this video does some good to increase normal depictions of relationships among people, including LGBTQ, etc.

Another Good JLLT Comic

For all you bisexual couples out there, check out Maria Burnham's lastest comic from Jesus Loves Lesbians, Too.

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3 for 1 Porn

Since I've fallen behind on posts, here are three hot vids I hope you enjoy. P.S.: I don't endorse unsafe sex, but I still find it hot to fantasize about.

More Bisexual Politicians Elected.

I'm glad/proud to say that actually all out bisexuals seeking state and national levels offices, not just Kyrsten Sinema, were elected to their respective positions.

Congratulations to Angie Buhl, Kate Brown, Micah Kellner, and JoCasta Zamarripa. I'm glad bisexual visibility is slowly, but surely, increasing. Let's keep it up!

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First Bisexual In Congress

Congrats to Kyrsten Sinema, newly elected representative to the U.S. Congress from Arizona; she is also the first bisexual person to be elected to Congress.

Sinema's election comes as part of a major victory for LGBTQ, etc. rights. The November 2012 election saw three states legalize same-sex marriage, one state put a stop to a marriage amendment, the election of the first LGBTQ, etc. person (lesbian Tammy Baldwin) to the Senate, five openly gay people elected to the House of Representatives, and the first openly transgendered person elected to the New Hampshire state assembly.

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Transgender Love

Check out this story about two transgendered teens in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

I found it crazily awesome and very beautiful. What do you think?

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Triple Load Porn

This video is so fucking hot. Two muscle studs, with one getting three loads fucked out of him, and the other making a great top. You will definitely wanna watch this more than once; I know I did!

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Hot Couple Porn

Not only is this porn interracial, it's also international. Cheers!

Rounding Out CBD

Here are a couple more articles to round out your time celebrating Bi Pride Day.

First, a message and reflection on Bi Pride Day from Faith Cheltenham again, the President of BiNet USA, via the Advocate.

Second, good news for bisexual visibility in the congressional races in Arizona. Kyrsten Sinema (mentioned in a previous post) has won the Democratic primaries and will be running in the new 9th District of Arizona. You can check out her campaign here (note: this is not any sort of endorsement for Sinema, just giving out the information).

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Celebrate Bisexuality Day!

Happy Celebrate Bisexuality Day (CBD)! That's right, 23 Sept. is our special day.

BiNet USA is of course highlighting many of the events, history, and other relations surrounding CBD. Check out their latest blog post and perhaps you'll find something happening near you.

Also, Faith Cheltenham, President of BiNet USA, wrote this little piece up for the Huffington Post about how to come out as bisexual. A little humorous, but definitely relatable.

Hope everyone is able to celebrate today in their own way, whether you're an open and proud bisexual, still somewhat closeted, completely closeted, or still determining whether you are bi or not.

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"How Orgasms Shut Down Our Brains"

A little science behind orgasms thanks to The Atlantic.

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Cum Shower

This cute Indian guy jacks off and has an amazing cum shower I wish I had been under.

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Google Apparently To Unblock "Bisexual"

Check out BiNet USA's latest blog post about the apparent overturn of Google's ban of the word "bisexual" in its algorithims. I just tried it and "bisexual" still doesn't work, but hopefully soon it will. Let me know when you find it does show up!

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Openly Bisexual Politicians

Check out this post from Bialogue highlighting six state officials in the U.S. who are openly bisexual.

I'm not terribly surprised that five of them are women; while I wholeheartedly believe we need more women in politics, I also believe we need more visible open bisexual men in the public sphere to look up to. What do you think? I hope these people continue to do good things in their positions.

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