As a bi person, I confirm they're related
FilthyShrooms 58 points a year ago
It's actually wild how accurate it is
Anyways
AngularViscosity 53 points a year ago
I don't like frogs, that's why I'm not bi.
sniggleboots 47 points a year ago
No, they aren't bi. A stain on their straightography
SkunkWorkz 17 points a year ago
Or homography
sniggleboots 6 points a year ago
So true
FosterMolasses 7 points a year ago
LMFAO
nerfherder 24 points a year ago
I give it, say 2 weeks, until the bi-frog meme barrage
AllNewTypeFace 19 points a year ago
Perhaps the confounding factor is neurodiversity? Anecdotally, a lot more neurodiverse people seem to be LGBT and vice versa.
tmyakal 12 points a year ago
My suspicion is that neurodiverse people are already used to feeling marginalized and unacceptable for invisible reasons, so there's less of a social barrier-to-entry in coming out. Like, "Everybody already thinks I'm weird and doesn't want to hang out; might as well tell 'em I'm queer."
I think there are probably a lot of neurotypical people that have non-heteronormative impulses and try to quash them for the sake of social status.
TotallynotJessica 16 points a year ago
While I like most animals, I wouldn't say frogs are my favorite. I find bugs and snakes more interesting generally, but frogs are undeniably cool. Is my bi pass revoked, or do I get a pass?
krooklochurm 8 points a year ago
They're changing the rules next month where you can't get your bisexual card unless you own 12 frog items, have a pet frog, are into anthropomorphic frogs sexually, or have ever tried to fuck a frog.
The criteria of being attracted to multiple genders still applies, but the frog addendum means it will no longer be the only requirement.
TotallynotJessica 5 points a year ago
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porksnort 3 points a year ago
Ms Piggy was not exactly a âbeardâ in the relationship, letâs just call it âcomplicatedâ. Kermit was clearly roomates with Fozzie. Sometimes they would all get Sweetums tipsy at the pool and things would get real fuzzy.
cAUzapNEAGLb 13 points a year ago
Huh, well, i do indeed like frogs
A_norny_mousse 12 points a year ago
Alex Jones, is that you?
A_norny_mousse 3 points a year ago
He's only one in a long succession. Rush Limbaugh came before him, and many others (KnowledgeFight did a few episodes on this).
agamemnonymous 3 points a year ago
I probably have a slightly higher than average appreciation of frogs, and while ultimately straight I've been open to exploration and my vibe has been described as "bisexual-coded". So make of that what you will.
CallMeAnAI 2 points a year ago
They are trying to relate it to the IKEA shark I would guess.
Rozauhtuno 2 points a year ago
They shouldn't, but they are.
Smorty 0 points a year ago
"i have a weird question for u"
"i am laughing my bum off. what is up!"
like - really? why? is it sooooo funi that u lose ur bum or is it like - just a thing peeps say like "yooooo", "..,.,.,,.,.." and "skibidi"?
its like peeps sweari g for no reaosn jus to make thwir statements feel like they got more weight - or politicians making topucs always a matter of national security and integrity or whatevr---
not eeeeeeverythin is sooooo funi that u lose ur bum. im kinda happy i still have mine, as sitting is one of my fav pasttimes <3
and then like -
"ur bisexual, right?"
"HAHA"
like - i thought we were over the times were a sexuality is a funi..... we prolli r but like - these messages jus feel soooo - stilted and false...
pewgar_seemsimandroid 2 points a year ago
DaPorkchop_ 1 point a year ago
most likely the entire conversation is staged, and they just inserted some random interjections to add "humor". or they're drunk. or maybe both?
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