BISEXUALITY: THE

INVINCIBLE LETTER B
WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF THERE IS
A POTION OF INVISIBILITY. WOULD
YOU DRINK IT?
We often see invisibility as a superhuman power. But don’t
you think it comes with a burden, a burden of no people to talk
to, or no people to show yourself to?
 BISEXUALITY

• In the video they talk about invisibility where it shows how much burden the power of “Invisibility”
does. Bisexuals is the most invisible one and most often neglected by the people because they are not
gay nor lesbian or straight enough.
• People tend to judge them because they think that bisexuals are just confused about their sexuality
which is not true or reasonable because they are just who they are.
• They are more prone to feel that they don’t belong, “Invisible” to the people in which they find comfort
and stay hidden. But they should not because it isn’t healthy for their mental health.
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HAVING A MIXED RACE

Having a Mixed Race often has the most difficult

adjustment mostly in America. For example, Asian-Americans
find it difficult to belong themselves to be American because
they are not fully American.
 Being bisexual is like having half race but you just have to keep it
to yourself because you are afraid on what people have to say on what
you are. It is just so hard for them to show themselves because it feels
like they don’t belong to a certain color or circle when in fact being
bisexual is its own color.
 We learned from the video that accepting ourselves from who we are is the first step in
making ourselves free from this judgement of the world. The motto “it is what it is” can also
apply to this because we really can’t control or decide our sexual orientation, we just feel it and
recognize it.
 EVERYONE DESERVE FREEDOM, ACCEPTANCE
AND HAPPINESS. YOU ARE GOOD ENOUGH.
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Stop being invisible to yourself as a first step show the world who you are and not be afraid
because in the end being true to yourself is a great gift to give to yourself and by that, you can
also see the true people who are willing to accept that you are who you are.