Wear lighter/paler colours if masculine, darker more prominent ones if feminine.
Post Bi memes because "they're funny".
this post was submitted on 17 Jun 2023
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That might be a bit difficult, everything I wear is pretty dark. Maybe I should get some new trousers
I'd say dark is fine, but you could add a dash of color. That's why jewelery is nice (it doesn't need to be girly), or just wearing bright red socks with your dark clothes.
Basically, if a guy looks "heteronormie" but had some sort of little intresting thing going on, that always gets my interest. Even if a guy isn't actually bi (or gay/queer) the fact that he's willing to take a step outside the "default" makes me think he's probably open minded enough not to be offended, even if he's not actually interested.
I do my nails. Black with bright color accents. I enjoy the activity of it and it stands out.
Would love to. Not sure how I'd manage tho
Really the best advice is just be yourself! I think most things that make people seem "a bit bi" are just people wearing whatever / acting however they like.
I feel like I see a lot of straight people feel like their are "rules" that if they break them the opposite sex won't find them attractive, or folks might think they're "weird" or "gay". And plenty of of gay people feel similar pressure to "fit in" to the constraints of whatever subculture they're part of.
When people stop worrying about being one thing, and just do whatever mix of stuff naturally appeals, they normally end up giving off 'bi vibes' (at least to me). Obviously, this is a lot of big generalisations!
, body language, etc that shows that they're not desperately trying to be stwreotyoiclally straight or gay.
People don't even think I'm straight, and all I'm doing is existing 💀
I was complimented as "giving off bisexual vibes" yesterday. I've been working on it by doing the below. I genuinely like this stuff, but bonus as looking more bi.
- Wear some women's clothing (I like women's pants)
- Jewelry (bracelets are my thing. Tried rings, but kept losing them)
- Make-up
- Piercings
- Tattoos
Also, I don't do it consciously, but I let go of some inhibitions/fears in therapy and I think I started doing the "gay guy hand gestures" a bit.
Guess I'm on the right track. I wear bracelets and a necklace I made myself. Don't like store bought but a used bullet and a tiny amount of copper is nice on a string
The bullet might turn people off. Might look a bit conservative 2nd amendment style