Join us as the crew discusses the ups and downs of the bisexual and pansexual representation in Star Trek, including some of the harmful stereotypes portrayed that cause real-world harm.
2 comments for “Episode 209: Bi/Pan Representation in Star Trek”
not being able to do “sitting straight” is also a common thing for neurodivergent folks (Mariner is also a creative thinker ^_~) and there is a ton of ND/Queer overlap <3
Honestly thank you so much for admitting that there is biphobia in the queer community, especially from lesbians. I’ve been harassed for headcanoning Raffi and Seven as bi instead of lesbian, or really just existing as a bi women in fandom. Yet most time when you mention this issue they brush it over or claim you are lesbiphobic.
I hate how the mirror universe handles these issues. Also so true about pan/bi man being erased.
Hate these dating threesome assholes too, had that issue too.
Loved the part about Sulu, didn’t even realized that, but so true
Oh god, that “Lesbian? No I like boys”… I never knew that bisexuality exists. I knew I was attracted to women, but I was attracted to men, so I could not be a lesbian, so I was straight…
not being able to do “sitting straight” is also a common thing for neurodivergent folks (Mariner is also a creative thinker ^_~) and there is a ton of ND/Queer overlap <3
~your friendly neighborhood bisexual aûtie
Honestly thank you so much for admitting that there is biphobia in the queer community, especially from lesbians. I’ve been harassed for headcanoning Raffi and Seven as bi instead of lesbian, or really just existing as a bi women in fandom. Yet most time when you mention this issue they brush it over or claim you are lesbiphobic.
I hate how the mirror universe handles these issues. Also so true about pan/bi man being erased.
Hate these dating threesome assholes too, had that issue too.
Loved the part about Sulu, didn’t even realized that, but so true
Oh god, that “Lesbian? No I like boys”… I never knew that bisexuality exists. I knew I was attracted to women, but I was attracted to men, so I could not be a lesbian, so I was straight…