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It takes one a long time to become young. - Picasso
Patsy Asuncion
With regard to navigating relationship's highways and bi-ways - avoid changing lanes without first giving a signal.
T.F. Hodge (From Within I Rise: Spiritual Triumph over Death and Conscious Encounters With the Divine Presence)
To je smisao veze s narcisom. To je poslednji nivo. Umreti da bi on živeo.
Tamara Kučan
Valuing honesty impacts bisexuals differently than straight or gay parents—whereas all might uphold honesty as a family value, only bisexuals grapple with how living day-to-day in a monogamous relationship might be interpreted as deceitful unless they disclose their bisexuality to others.
Julia Shaw (Bi: The Hidden Culture, History, and Science of Bisexuality)
In any culture in which God is largely absent, sex, money, and politics will fill the vacuum for different people. This is the reason that our political discourse is increasingly ideological and polarized. Many describe the current poisonous public discourse as a lack of bi-partisanship, but the roots go much deeper than that. As Niebuhr taught, they go back to the beginning of the world, to our alienation from God, and to our frantic efforts to compensate for our feelings of cosmic nakedness and powerlessness. The only way to deal with all these things is to heal our relationship with God.
Timothy J. Keller (Counterfeit Gods: The Empty Promises of Money, Sex, and Power, and the Only Hope that Matters)
-§ But just because we grew up in that kind of a culture does not mean we need to keep creating it in our present relationship. I recommend we ask different questions, like, “How could I make your life more wonderful?” and “Would you like to know how you could make my life more wonderful?” and “What are your needs right now?” and “Would you like to know what I need right now?” Now if none of this appeals to you because you prefer a relation-dinghy to a relationship, here are some suggestion to help you prevent your relation-dinghy from growing into a relationship: 1. Keep your attention focused at all times on who is right or wrong in a discussion, fair or unfair in a negotiation, selfish or unselfish in giving (it helps to keep a list of who has done what for whom), kind or cruel in their tone of voice, rude or polite in their mannerisms, sloppy or neat in their dress, and so on. Be careful not to realize that your attempt to be right is really an attempt to protect yourself from thinking you are wrong and then feeling shame. 2. If you need some support for this I recommend certain selfhelp groups who can give you the latest scoops on the most powerful, politically correct labels with which to overpower and confuse your partner. Members of these groups will collude with you in validating that your partner really is a man or woman who is commitment-phobic, emotionally unavailable, counterdependant, needy, spiritually unevolved, dysfunctional, immature, judgmental, sinful, bi-polar, OCD, clinically depressed, or adult-onset ADD. It is important to keep your consciousness filled with such terminology to prevent any fondness from developing. This also helps in keeping you caught in the “paralysis of analysis” and clueless about what you or your partner are needing from each other. 3. Adopt this test for love: If your partner really loves you, he or she will always know what you want even before you know—and then give it to you without your having to go through the humiliation of actually asking for it. And your partner will do this regardless of the sacrifice it requires. If your partner does not give you what you want, choose to believe it means he or she does not love you. 4. Ask for what you do not want instead of what you do want. I heard of a man who asked his wife to stop spending so much money shopping. She took up gambling on the internet. 5. In case your relationdinghy starts to grow, here are a few torpedoes guaranteed to sink it again: “It hurts me when you say that.” “I feel sad because you…fill in the blank (won’t say ‘I love you,’ or ‘I’m sorry,’ or won’t have sex, or won’t marry me, etc.)” If you really want to choke the life out of any relationship meditate on “I need you.” Then you will know how I felt for about thirtyfive years of my life. I felt like a drowning swimmer and I would grab hold of anyone who came near me and try to use them as a life raft. Now I want relationships to be flowers for my table instead of air for my lungs. When I Come Gently To You by Ruth Bebermeyer When I come gently to you I want you to see It’s not to get myself from you, it’s just to give you me. I know that you can’t give me me, no matter what you do. All I ever want from you is you. I know your fear of fences, your pain from prisons past. I’m not the first to sense it and I’m plainly not the last. The hawk within your heart’s not bound to earth by fence of mine, Unless you aren’t aware that you can fly. When I come gently to you I’d like you to know I come not to trespass your space, I want to touch and grow. When your space and my space meet, each is not less but more. We make our space that wasn’t space before. Chapter HEALING THE BLAME THAT BLINDS
Kelly Bryson (Don't Be Nice, Be Real)
I have reached a time in my life when I am learning to stand proud and quieten the voices — within and outside myself — that attempt to keep me in my box. It was a long journey here. When I started connecting the dots on my journey, it meant that some of my relationships were going to change, people were going to be hurt and some of the most courageous and scary steps were going to be taken.
Anna Kochetkova (Bi & Prejudice)
Kao sto svaki brod ima camac za spasavanje, tako bi I svaka ljubav trebalo da ga ima. Ali, brodovi su pametni, a zaljubljeni glupi.
Bojan Ljubenović
Reducing bisexual experience around oppression to the visual aspect only, necessarily means erasing all those other aspects of bisexual oppression that aren't perceived as visible or intuitive.
Shiri Eisner (Bi: Notes for a Bisexual Revolution)
Ayah, Si pernah membenci Ayah dan Si enggak pernah ingin seperti Ayah. Si ingin jadi diri sendiri. Namun, … Si tahu, Ayah menitipkan miliaran harapan pada Si. Ayah, Si janji akan mewujudkan impian Ayah, tapi, boleh ya Ayah, Si menyusun mimpi sendiri - Piring Bahagia Si dan Bi
Dian Pertiwi Josua
Setahuku, kaum kakak biasanya paling segalanya, pemarah, dan menyebalkan. Ketika sedang jalan berdua antara kakak beradik, lihat saja yang tubuhnya lebih pendek. Itu pasti kakaknya. Sudah banyak kutemukan - Piring Bahagia Si dan Bi
Dian Pertiwi Josua
The study found 11 positive aspects of being bisexual: “freedom from social labels, honesty and authenticity, having a unique perspective, increased levels of insight and awareness, freedom to love without regard for sex/gender, freedom to explore relationships, freedom of sexual expression, acceptance of diversity, belonging to a community, understanding privilege and oppression, and becoming an advocate/activist.
Julia Shaw (Bi: The Hidden Culture, History, and Science of Bisexuality)
Specifically, participants said they cherished five types of freedom that came from being bisexual, including the freedom to love without regard for biological sex or gender, freedom from social labels and gender roles, freedom to explore diverse relationships and experiences like consensual nonmonogamy, and freedom of sexual expression. Finally, participants stated they experienced “freedom to live authentically and honestly.” As
Julia Shaw (Bi: The Hidden Culture, History, and Science of Bisexuality)
Specifically, participants said they cherished five types of freedom that came from being bisexual, including the freedom to love without regard for biological sex or gender, freedom from social labels and gender roles, freedom to explore diverse relationships and experiences like consensual nonmonogamy, and freedom of sexual expression. Finally, participants stated they experienced “freedom to live authentically and honestly.
Julia Shaw (Bi: The Hidden Culture, History, and Science of Bisexuality)
Pride Soc isn't just about doing queer staff,' Sunil continued, and that got him some laughs, 'It's not been about finding potential hook-ups. No, it's about the relationships we form here. Friendship, love and support while we're all trying to survive and thrive in a world that often doesn't feel like it was made for us. Whether you're gay, lesbian, bi, pan, trans, intersex, non-binary, asexual, romantic, queer, or however you identify - most of us here felt a sense of belonging while we were growing up, But we're all here for each other
Alice Oseman (Loveless)
In my opinion it is only necessary that the person feel that they are bisexual, that is to say, that they be aware of their feelings. Our experiences, relationships, feelings: each are a thing apart.
Robyn Ochs (Getting Bi: Voices of Bisexuals Around the World)
Bisexuality is good; it is the capacity to love people of either sex. The reason so few of us are bisexual is because society made such a big stink about homosexuality that we got forced into seeing ourselves as either straight or non-straight….Gays will begin to turn onto women when 1) it's something that we do because we want to, and not because we should, and 2) when women's liberation changes the nature of heterosexual relationships. We continue to call ourselves homosexual, not bisexual, even if we do make it with the opposite sex, because saying, "Oh, I'm Bi" is a cop-out for a gay. We get told it's OK to sleep with guys as long as we sleep with women too, and that's still putting homosexuality down. We'll be gay until everyone has forgotten that it's an issue. Then we'll begin to be complete.
Carl Wittman
Možete riječima nastojati izmanipulirati svijet tako da dobijete od njega ono što želite. To nazivamo ''političkim djelovanjem''. To je spin. To je specijalnost beskrupuloznih marketinških stručnjaka, trgovaca, oglašivača, opsjenara, utopista opsjednutih sloganima i psihopata. Kada pokušavaju utjecati na druge i manipulirati njima, ljudi se koriste govorom. To rade studenti kada pišu esej kojim želje udovoljiti profesoru, umjesto da artikuliraju i iznađu vlastite ideje. To je ono što svi rade kada nešto žele i odluče se pretvarati i lagati da bi udovoljili i laskali. To je spletkarenje, izmišljanje parola i propaganda.
Jordan B. Peterson (12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos)
we live in a society where heterosexuality is considered the norm. It is important for those who do not fit the heterosexual mold to define their sexuality in order to pressure mainstream society to include same-sex couples in their concept of possible human relationships. It also enables those who are not heterosexual to have a context for their own experience.
Kata Orndorff (Bi Lives: Bisexual Women Tell Their Stories)
He’s cute, but…” Moffy stares off in thought. He’s bi and considered a top “eligible bachelor” in the nation. He’s never been in a serious relationship, and I think whoever
Krista Ritchie (Bad Reputation)