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Thanks netflix! Twitter user AleriaT said: "Can we just talk about all the bi-phobia in Insatiable? Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.

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Insatiable is a TV Show that has at least one queer character and airs onNetflix – A disgraced, dissatisfied civil lawyer-turned-beauty pageant coach takes on a vengeful, bullied teenager as his client and has no idea what this will mean.

Insatiable does a deep dive into the nuances of present-day homophobia. And demean a whole group of people which includes me. As a queer woman in a heterosexual relationship, Gussis feels like her queerness is constantly overlooked or erased. They don't exist.

By Charlie Bell, social reporter. Kim Sanders, head of media engagement at Stonewall, told Sky News: "Bi people are often the forgotten part of the LGBT acronym and can face abuse from not only straight people, but also from lesbian and gay people.

So disappointed! The show was also slammed by critics this week for alleged "fat-shaming" after its treatment of its female protagonist's battle with obesity. Eurovision emergency vote on Israel's inclusion is called off. In one scene, Bob Armstong, a character who is coming to terms with his bisexuality, said: "Bisexuals are like demons or aliens.

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Friday 17 AugustUK. Viewers of Netflix's Insatiable have expressed fresh anger on social media after a character suggested bisexual people do not exist. Insatiable is satire in the same way someone who screams profanities out a car window is a spoken-word poet." [25] Writer Roxane Gay called the show "lazy" and "insulting" in a Refinery29 piece, saying "Insatiable's greatest sin is that it suffers from a profound lack of imagination.

Eventually, he came to terms with his bisexuality and the comments were revealed as internalised biphobia. I wanted to like Insatiable! Bisexual campaigner Lewis Oakley told Sky News: "The show featured slurs which demean us and constantly force us to defend our sexuality.

But the biphobic comments are not funny! More thansigned a petition to cancel the show's release based on the trailer alone. Another said: "So disappointed! #Insatiable#netflixSkip the cable setup & start watching YouTube TV today for free. But some social media users have claimed the show contributes to 'bi-erasure' - a term used to describe an attempt to deny bisexual people exist.

Netflix show Insatiable criticised for suggesting 'bisexuals don't exist' "Disappointed" social media users attack the show for making "insensitive" comments that they say contribute to "bi-erasure". Why you can trust Sky News. Then save $23/month for 2 mos.