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38 Bi Memes for Women Who Play for Both Teams
From the very first breath we take on this earth, we find ourselves immersed in a world where heteronormativity triumphs above all. It's in our society, it's in our culture, and it's been imprinted in our minds that girls love boys, leaving no room for anything in between. And while many would argue that this is tradition, after all, we're here to tell you that it's time to wake up and move on from society's version of the so-called 'normal'.
We're used to the stories we were told and films we watched on screens about traditional families. However, as we mature and grow, we start to become curious and question the world around us. We begin to challenge those stereotypes and realize that we don't need to confine ourselves to society's conventional standards. And let's be honest, we as a society have bigger issues to deal with than two girls making out.