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My first time in West Virginia was an overnight stop in Beckley. I’m from Ontario and I was blown away with the drive once we got out of Pennsylvania and into the serious mountains. As we checked into our hotel there was a young lady working the counter along with the person helping us. As soon as she heard we were Canadians she leaned over and asked with great enthusiasm “Are y’all here for Bridge Day?!”. My face betrayed my ignorance and she looked crushed when I said we weren’t and that we were on our way to Myrtle Beach. She got enthusiastic again when I asked what Bridge Day was and I let here give us an almost scholarly review of the New River Gorge Bridge and the activities and celebrations that make up Bridge Day. Her joy at telling us about the area rubbed off and on our way home we made sure we stopped at the observation area and ever since I’ve slowed down a little when I go over that bridge just to soak it in. Also, anywhere I go if I’m talking to anyone who’s a paramedic or first responder I ask them if they go down to Beckley for Bridge Day. Haven’t had any of them say they hadn’t been or weren’t planning on going. They all know about it. Love West Virginia. 🇨🇦🇺🇸❤️

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What has greatly saddened me, though, after reading through many thousands of women’s OKCupid profiles and individual’s Q&A answers is just how few cisgendered women will even consider dating a man who openly identifies as bisexual — very, very, seldom (as in less than 1%) do I come across a cisgendered woman who answered the “date a bisexual (man)” question (or included the same equivalent answer within their bio text) that does NOT answer in the NEGATIVE concerning dating bisexual/pansexual men (as in “they would NOT date a bisexual man”). The only women who do seem to be genuinely ok, and overwhelmingly so, with the idea of dating a bisexual man are those already within the queer community (so gays, lesbians, other bisexuals, and transgendered persons ARE nearly always open to dating bisexuals). I do not understand why there is so much hate/disdain for the bisexual men in our community amongst the women with respect to dating, as I truly do not understand this? I hope that cisgendered men are more receptive of bisexual women when it comes to dating (and hopefully coming from a place other than a desire for a threesome), but I don’t see men’s responses. It just really shocked me when I discovered that fact after reading through so many women’s profiles as it was not what I was expecting and, as an empath, it genuinely hurt me to see, even as a non-binary heterosexual, precisely because I have long seen such immense beauty in bisexuality and pansexuality! I really feel for the bisexual and pansexual men out there seeking to date a woman as I can only imagine the anxiety they must experience when it comes time to disclose their sexual orientation to a new date or partner and knowing that such is the moment that they will almost certainly be rejected if the woman is not queer oriented herself! I suspect many bisexual men likely feel compelled to hide their orientation, which is far less than ideal when it comes to building a relationship founded upon trust and honesty and having to potentially live the remainder of their lives privately denying that part of themselves actually exist (thus self-erasure).