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    [[File:Battle Axe Bi Flag.jpg|thumb|The most widely used BaB flag]]
    :'''''CW/TW:''' The following article contains exclusionism towards m-spec identities other than bi. If this topic upsets you, please exit this page.''
    [[File:BaB.png|thumb|A variant of the typical BaB flag without the battleaxe]]
    [[File:Battle Axe Bi Flag.jpg|thumb|The most widely used BaB flag.]]
    [[File:BaB.png|thumb|A variant of the BaB flag without the emblem.]]
    [[File:BaB2.png|thumb|Another BaB flag]]
    [[File:BaB2.png|thumb|Another BaB flag]]
    [[File:BAB flag 2.jpg|thumb|179x179px|Another BaB flag]]
    [[File:BAB flag 2.jpg|thumb|179x179px|Another BaB flag.]]
    [[File:BanBi.png|thumb|The BanBi flag]]
    [[File:BanBi.png|thumb|The BanBi flag.]]
    An '''M-Spec Exclusionist''', also known as a '''Battleaxe Bisexual (BaB)''' or '''Band-Aid Bisexual (BanBi)''', is an [[exclusionist]] who believes that [[Pansexual|pansexuality]], [[Omnisexual|omnisexuality]], [[Polysexual|polysexuality]] and other [[Multisexual|m-spec]] labels other than [[bisexual]] contribute to biphobia and transphobia. They also believe that [[Multisexual|m-spec]] labels are the same as [[bisexual]]. Many new BaBs are known to doxx, harass, and/or send death threats to those who are or support those who are [[Multisexual|m-spec]]; however, not all of them do. These are typically considered Blueberry Bisexuals (BBs), [[Bisexual|bisexuals]] who support [[Pansexual|pansexuality]] and [[Multisexual|m-spec]] labels, and aren't exclusionists, but do support education on [[Pansexual|pansexualities]] past flaws and other [[Multisexual|m-spec]] flaws, mostly by attempting to help change those flaws instead of eradicating the [[Sexual orientation|sexualities]] entirely. Many new BaBs, however, consider BBs to have internalized biphobia or to be uneducated. BaBs will also preach how they don't support those who do doxx and harass; however, this is seen to be false in their small communities.
    An '''M-Spec Exclusionist''', also known as a '''Battleaxe Bisexual (BaB)''' or '''Band-Aid Bisexual (BanBi)''', is an [[exclusionist]] who believes that [[pansexual]]ity, [[omnisexual]]ity, [[polysexual]]ity and other [[Multisexual|m-spec]] labels other than [[bisexual]] contribute to biphobia and transphobia. They also believe that all m-spec labels are the same as bisexual.

    BaBs are against the usage of the "multisexual" label in of itself. This is because they believe that bisexuality is the only 'true' label, thus making the term m-spec 'redundant'.

    ==Bloodshed Bisexuals==
    '''Bloodshed Bisexual''' is a term used by Battle Axe Bisexuals who believe doxing, threats, cyberbullying, suicide baiting and more are okay. Many Bloodshed Bisexuals also like to call themselves Battleaxe Bis, but you can usually tell by their content and reputation which one they are.

    ==History==
    The term Battleaxe Bisexual was coined by [https://instagram.com/foxflightstudios?utm_medium=copy_link foxflightstudios] on instagram, and they themselves were pro-pansexual, however, the term was appropriated by [[Exclusionist|exclusionists]] and is now an exclusionist term.

    ==Resources==
    # https://instagram.com/foxflightstudios
    # https://www.instagram.com/p/Bjtkzb3FrfT


    == History and Explanation ==
    The term Battleaxe Bisexual was coined by an unknown person, and they themselves were pro-pansexual, however, the term was flipped on its head and is now seen as an [[exclusionist]] term. They also claim that [[Pansexual|pansexuals]] stole the definition of [[bisexual]], when even BaBs of anti-pan nature do admit they stole the term Battleaxe Bisexual.
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    Latest revision as of 18:23, 11 November 2023

    Controversial:
    This identity is not part of the LGBT+ community. This wiki in no way supports this identity and does not accept this identity into the community. This article is strictly educational. Education on these terms is important so individuals can stay safe online and know what to avoid.
    CW/TW: The following article contains exclusionism towards m-spec identities other than bi. If this topic upsets you, please exit this page.
    The most widely used BaB flag.
    A variant of the BaB flag without the emblem.
    Another BaB flag
    Another BaB flag.
    The BanBi flag.

    An M-Spec Exclusionist, also known as a Battleaxe Bisexual (BaB) or Band-Aid Bisexual (BanBi), is an exclusionist who believes that pansexuality, omnisexuality, polysexuality and other m-spec labels other than bisexual contribute to biphobia and transphobia. They also believe that all m-spec labels are the same as bisexual.

    BaBs are against the usage of the "multisexual" label in of itself. This is because they believe that bisexuality is the only 'true' label, thus making the term m-spec 'redundant'.

    Bloodshed Bisexuals

    Bloodshed Bisexual is a term used by Battle Axe Bisexuals who believe doxing, threats, cyberbullying, suicide baiting and more are okay. Many Bloodshed Bisexuals also like to call themselves Battleaxe Bis, but you can usually tell by their content and reputation which one they are.

    History

    The term Battleaxe Bisexual was coined by foxflightstudios on instagram, and they themselves were pro-pansexual, however, the term was appropriated by exclusionists and is now an exclusionist term.

    Resources

    1. https://instagram.com/foxflightstudios
    2. https://www.instagram.com/p/Bjtkzb3FrfT
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