Blackrook
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Ever since drama was invented, the bisexual has always played the role of sociopathic villain. And this is still true, even today when other LGBT folks are being portrayed as "good guys."
The latest example I've seen is on the TV drama Outlander, which features a bisexual British officer who rapes and then seduces the Scottish hero in a fashion that is portrayed as totally degrading and nightmare inducing.
What is it about bisexuals that make them "special"? Why are they always the villain who rapes and seduces and murders, while homosexuals are portrayed more sympathetically.
Do the LGBT folks have some sort of "problem" with bisexuals?
And if there is a problem, what is it?
The latest example I've seen is on the TV drama Outlander, which features a bisexual British officer who rapes and then seduces the Scottish hero in a fashion that is portrayed as totally degrading and nightmare inducing.
What is it about bisexuals that make them "special"? Why are they always the villain who rapes and seduces and murders, while homosexuals are portrayed more sympathetically.
Do the LGBT folks have some sort of "problem" with bisexuals?
And if there is a problem, what is it?