semi-bisexual

I ain’t gay, but twenty dollars is twenty dollars

*offers twenty dollars*

I guess I’m semi-bisexual now

by Just another writer tater December 21, 2023

Trendy bisexual

A dumbass term used to invalidate a bisexual woman's identity.
Despite the fact that some people may claim that they are bisexual for "attention", if you don't have any evidence that that's what's going on, stop throwing this term around like it's a basketball.

"Ugh, I hate Mandy, she's such a trendy bisexual!"

by Mona46 January 16, 2024

semi-bisexual

Despite everybody saying it's for straight people, it's not.

It means you like one specific gender, but you'd make some exceptions.

John: I'm semi-bisexual
Sarah: Fuck you mean?
John: See I'm straight but... I'd give a few exceptions. Like Ryan Reynolds or George Michael.
Sarah: That's pretty gay, just say you're Bi.
John: I'm not Bi. I only would give a very few exceptions to very few people

For a gay person:
John: I'm semi-bisexual
Sarah: Fuck you mean?
John: See I'm gay but... I'd give a few exceptions. Like Scarlett Johansson or Margot Robbie.
Sarah: That's pretty straight, just say you're Bi.
John: I'm not Bi. I only would give a very few exceptions to very few people

by E-Simia February 26, 2024

Annoying bisexual

A bisexual stereotype claimed by bisexual who find themselves annoying like the stereotype (ex: mean lesbian)

1(a bisexual person):I find myself so annoying like the bisexual stereotype..
2: Do you know bisexuals have claimed this term and there are even a flag?
1:Really??Its soo cool!!I can be an annoying bisexual!

by R1nl3n April 1, 2024

a bisexual's dream

when both people in a couple are very attractive

dude, judy x nick is a bisexual's dream

by ImaBigNerd October 25, 2024

Metacognitive Biases

Flaws in our self-monitoring and self-regulation of thinking processes (metacognition). These biases distort our judgment of our own understanding, learning, and problem-solving abilities. Key examples include the Dunning-Kruger effect (poor performers overestimate their ability) and the Illusion of Explanatory Depth (believing you understand something complex until you have to explain it). They are biases in the "dashboard readings" of your own mind.

Metacognitive Biases Example: A student crams for an exam and feels a strong "feeling of knowing." This Metacognitive Bias leads them to stop studying, confident they've mastered the material. During the test, they blank—their metacognitive gauge of knowledge was faulty, mistaking familiarity for understanding.

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 4, 2026

Logical Biases

Systematic patterns of deviation from norm or rationality in the application of logical rules, often driven by emotion, worldview, or cognitive shortcuts. This isn't about formal fallacies, but about the biased choices we make within logic: which premises we accept, which inferences we draw, and which counter-arguments we entertain. It's the subjectivity hidden inside the objective shell of logic.

Logical Biases Example: Two people see the same data on tax cuts. One, with a pro-market logical bias, immediately infers it will stimulate investment. The other, with an equity-focused logical bias, infers it will increase inequality. The same logical tool (inference from data) is wielded to different ends based on prior ideological commitments.

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 4, 2026