Reddit Bisexual

You know, as time keeps moving, people are becoming more and more open toward all things sexual and LGBT, and this really was an inevitable fate for the world to face, since LGBT-pro media has been backed by the higher-ups in the entertainment industry for well over two decades now, successfully earning its prime time slot on evening cable TV, and showing little Billy that it’s completely okay for men to have romantic relationships with other men and that they’re even fit to adopt children.

Popular TV shows like Modern Family, True Blood, Skins, Will & Grace, Glee, and others that have been popular for decades all have gay main characters, and dozens more have gay side characters or cameo appearances - and nowadays, popular shows that are targeted toward high school and college students like Euphoria and so on are basically almost completely reliant on an LGBTQ+ cast of characters, most of whom would merely scoff and chuckle at the idea of things like bisexuality, BDSM, sex changes, open relationships and so on. 

This whole new hyper-sexual paradigm shift that the world is living through was really a fate that was sealed decades ago, and proof of that is the fact that most Western people in their twenties are no longer strangers to the once-taboo concepts of homosexuality, bisexuality, and other ideas that revolve around sexuality and sexual preferences which were deemed to be far too radical not too long ago. 

For example, nowadays there are lots of young people under 30 living in cities within developed Western countries who have had some sort of homosexual encounter in their lives, and this sort of pro-LGBT culture is especially prevalent in cities that are known for having a quality club scene (think Paris, New York, London, Berlin, etc). These metropolises are full of young people who ingest copious amounts of drugs and alcohol and go dancing every weekend, and by Monday morning they’ve done more drugs, hooking up and dancing, and have possibly come into contact with more STDs than your average millennial college student could have ever hoped to do so back in the 2000s, a time that in comparison to nowadays seems like it was full of childlike innocence that mainly consisted of smoking weed, throwing keg parties and playing video games. 

Back then boys didn’t kiss other boys, and girls oftentimes didn’t kiss other girls too, but nowadays you’ve got everybody fucking everybody, and naturally, a lot of unresolved questions and feelings can come out of that, which is why helpful online communities like /r/Bisexual here exist. This subreddit has almost half-a-million subscribers, and it’s full of information-rich discussions regarding bisexuality and even sexuality and sexual preferences as a whole, and it’s definitely a community worth visiting if you happen to be just as gay as you are straight.

Let’s Get One Thing Clear: This Is Not An XXX Content-Oriented NSFW Subreddit

People who have no idea what Reddit actually is might not be too fond of the idea that some NSFW subreddits out there, including this one, aren’t geared towards posting XXX content at all - subreddits like /r/Bisexual here are only meant for discussions, sharing experiences, and everything else that requires actual verbal input from the subscriber base. In other words, Reddit has many NSFW subreddits that play the role of online discussion-based communities that are themed around a particular NSFW theme or topic, and these subreddits do not have any actual content on them because they're simply not content farms, and /r/Bisexual here is one of these non-content-oriented NSFW subreddits. 

With that having been said, don’t expect /r/Bisexual here to be full of nothing but XXX content that shows dudes having sex with bisexual women or women getting it on with two or more bisexual dudes at a time - instead, what this subreddit is all about is simply discussions that talk about the bisexual orientation itself and attempt to dissect the bisexual lifestyle with input based f real-life experiences, all in order to make it easier for anyone out there who may be bisexual and admittedly confused by their sexual orientation. 

That Said, /r/Bisexual Still Has Content That’s Worth Taking A Peep At

Even if this subreddit doesn’t really have any actual porn on it, there are still quite a few posts here that are worth looking at, specifically ones that showcase some of the internet’s funniest memes which are themed on the topic of bisexuality. Now, you might not usually see bisexual memes on your typical social media feed, but if you do play both sides of the fence, then you really ought to give this subreddit a chance and check its memes out, because some of them are truly fire, and that’s coming from a straight person like me, which means that they’ll definitely be a hit with people who are actually bisexual. That said, it looks like at least half of all the entries on this subreddit are memes, so if you want to have a good laugh then you should definitely take a scroll down this sub.

As Well As Some Very Rich Discussion Threads

There may be lots of memes here, but this sub isn’t only about spreading around humor-oriented content just for the sake of making its subscribers laugh - there are also lots of serious posts here that delve into topics like bisexuality, bigotry, sexual orientation, the LGBTQ community and so on, and these posts contain discussions which more often than not help shed light on matters that haven’t been discussed enough up to this point, especially on open, public websites where pretty much anyone can chime in with their two cents. 

That said, some of these sorts of posts can be entirely factual, and are uploaded with titles such as “the myths and facts surrounding bisexuality,” and “differentiating between bisexuality and homosexuality” - there are also other discussion-oriented questions posted here which attempt to tackle more personal questions regarding bisexuality, such as “how do I know if I’m bisexual for sure?” or “I accidentally stared too long in my male friends’ eyes, does that make me gay/bi?”

All that said, some of the questions on this subreddit are certainly less trivial than others, but most of them serve as great starting points for discussions which can oftentimes help people resolve some feelings regarding their own sexual orientations, or help them cultivate a point of view that’s better for them than whatever stance or opinions they had beforehand. When all’s said and done, these non-humor-oriented posts are quite common here /r/Bisexual, making up at least half of all the content here.  

The Local Post Filtering Tools On This Sub Allow Any Visitors To Easily Get Through To The Most Relevant Posts

One of Reddit’s most useful features is its post filtering tools, which are arguably the site’s best utility one can use in order to effectively navigate through posts. These post filtering tools are present on literally every subreddit due to the fact that they’re embedded into Reddit’s very interface, and anyone can use them, as you don’t need to be a Redditor yourself in order to take advantage of them - moreover, the way they’re used is extremely simple, as they merely offer three separate post filtering options which arrange posts on subreddits based on three different variables. The first option is titled “Hot,” and it arranges posts on subreddits based on their current popularity - these are the most relevant posts on a subreddit, and oftentimes contain quality content. 

The second option is named “New,” and this option ensures that the newer the post, the higher up it’s featured on a subreddit - in other words, all the newest posts on a subreddit will be automatically featured at the top of its feed when this post filter is turned on. And lastly, the third option is titled “Top,” and turning it on arranges posts based on their total number of accumulated upvotes, i.e., the overall most popular posts will always be shown on the top of a subreddit’s feed when this post filtering option is turned on. That’s basically all there is to it regarding Reddit’s post filtering tools, and anyone who wants to see /r/Bisexual’s newest, most popular, or most currently relevant posts ought to take advantage of them. 

/r/Bisexual Can Be Easily Accessed Through The Reddit App

Reddit has over fifty million daily visitors, and over half of them visit this site through its official app. That’s right - Reddit does indeed have an official app, and it’s completely free to download, and what’s more, it doesn’t even have an official premium version, meaning that it truly is free. And if you’re someone who can call themselves a Reddit fan and don’t have the app installed on your device yet, then you really ought to visit the app store and do yourself a favor by downloading it, because the Reddit app is easily leagues above its mobile website counterpart in terms of usability, especially when it comes to its processing speeds and overall user experience. In short, downloading the Reddit app is a real no-brainer, even if you only occasionally visit this site for its NSFW subreddits.