Just Your Local Bisexual Disaster Quotes

“Heteronormativity likes us to think that the only meaningful relationships we can have are romantic,”
― Andrea Mosqueda, Just Your Local Bisexual Disaster

“But you liked all of us. And we were all on some kind of dating game show in your head?”
― Andrea Mosqueda, Just Your Local Bisexual Disaster

“I’d only just asked her out a few hours ago; how could I ask her to my sister’s quince, ask her to stand in front of one hundred of my relatives during one of the most high-stakes, high-pressure traditions of our culture?”
― Andrea Mosqueda, Just Your Local Bisexual Disaster

“If you’re late, just tell them to call me and I’ll yell at them about time being a construct used to enforce rules of professionalism rooted in white supremacy.”
― Andrea Mosqueda, Just Your Local Bisexual Disaster

“I refuse to act like you’re anything less than everything you are.”
― Andrea Mosqueda, Just Your Local Bisexual Disaster

“Was I just the slutty bisexual I felt like I was?”
― Andrea Mosqueda, Just Your Local Bisexual Disaster

“I disregarded my friendships because I thought for some reason that my pursuit of romantic love was more important, and it wasn’t. No matter who it’s with, you need to treat all the relationships in your life like they are precious, worthy of all the respect and care in the world.”
― Andrea Mosqueda, Just Your Local Bisexual Disaster

“I had lived alongside “danger” my whole life but never felt its sting until there were white billionaires and rich politicians, who had never set foot here, telling me to be afraid of the only place in the world that was safe for people like me.”
― Andrea Mosqueda, Just Your Local Bisexual Disaster

“Amanda grimaced. “What the hell is a dickbag?” “A bag where you keep your dildos?” Dani suggested. Amanda groaned. “Then I wish he was a dickbag. At least then I could get off without feeling morally compromised.”
― Andrea Mosqueda, Just Your Local Bisexual Disaster

“I didn’t know why Josh looking at Dani made me so on edge, but then again, did I really need a tangible reason to be afraid of men?”
― Andrea Mosqueda, Just Your Local Bisexual Disaster