Getting Bi In Africa - Lecapois, Teejay
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Bisexual men of African descent are hated by both Heterosexual societies and LGBT societies around the world. Nobody ever says anything positive about them. The same Heterosexual Black ladies with tons of openly Gay Black male friends see masculine Bisexual Black men in a negative light. The rest of the LGBT community barely tolerates the existence of Bisexual women and are quite busy erasing Bisexual men. Not to mention there are Bisexual women who are disgusted by Male Bisexuality. Yes, that's totally a thing in today's world. This fearless, in-your-face, unapologetic anthology celebrates…mehr

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Bisexual men of African descent are hated by both Heterosexual societies and LGBT societies around the world. Nobody ever says anything positive about them. The same Heterosexual Black ladies with tons of openly Gay Black male friends see masculine Bisexual Black men in a negative light. The rest of the LGBT community barely tolerates the existence of Bisexual women and are quite busy erasing Bisexual men. Not to mention there are Bisexual women who are disgusted by Male Bisexuality. Yes, that's totally a thing in today's world. This fearless, in-your-face, unapologetic anthology celebrates African Male Bisexuality in all of its vibrant diversity and glory. Bisexual African men speak their minds and share their stories. African Americans, Congolese, Angolans, Ghanaians, Somalis, Nigerians, Haitians, and even Maasai Tribal Men step forward to tell it like it is. Nothing wrong with being the kind of Brother who appreciates the charms of big-booty women and the allure of strong, masculine men...at the same time. Being Bi is a blessing. Let the games begin.