Category: 2024 Winter – Bi+ World Wide Web
Secrets and Safety
By Fatima As I gaze outside my window I am reminded of my crimes all the warning signs my short-sighted copyrights tweets and receipts used against me. I could not go outside and I could not speak and I could not stay here alone...
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Editor’s Note: Bi + World Wide Web
The prompt for this issue on the theme of “Bi+ World Wide Web” was: “The internet can be a place...
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Pixels paint a path // Binary fades to hues // Online souls connect
By Martine Mussies The journey of discovering one’s bisexuality is often a complex and nuanced...
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My Heartstopper Moment
By Karina The sea lay flat in front of me. It had been foggy in the morning, but the humidity had...
Read MoreCurating my spaces
By Ollie In my adult years, I’ve always made sure to curate my spaces, both online and offline. Initially, it was easier to curate my online space—I could simply block someone who was bothering me or report individuals spewing...
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Am I Still Bisexual? A Quiz
By Yolande House Still questioning your sexuality? Here’s a handy test. Choose A, B, C, all, or...
Read MoreFinding My Lifeline
By Jeanne Bjorn After living most of my adult life, bouncing back and forth between lesbian and heteronormative—at great internal and emotional cost—I came out as bisexual. It was during the isolationist period of COVID. Most of...
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The Green Couch
By Sydney Glide The bi+ community had major mainstream visibility in one of the weirdest internet...
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Bisexual Harry
By Lan 2020. The year I started my transition, not knowing it would be with a broken heart. The...
Read Morescreen time for two
By Sarah Patterson it all comes down to a comment below, i’ll be lower still who am i if not split in two? subscription to someone else’s life somehow both are me somehow both are you i am a follower, not an interaction link to...
Read MoreWhat Has the Internet Ever Done for Me!
By Riley Quinn Here’s how the conversation in my head goes: Me: Oh God, the internet, as a subject! I’m fifty something (53). I remember an entire life without the bloody internet. Also, Me: And, how good was that? Me: Well, it...
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