LGBTAitP Part 23: Et tu, ~Bianca?

[squidbreath]

As far as I can tell, bi and pan are the same for all practical purposes. It's like a carpet versus a rug. The terms are often used interchangeably. I know a guy whose self-description fits the definition of pan better than that of bi, but he identifies as bi.

But carpets and rugs are different! At least here. Carpets are stuck down and usually cover the whole area up to the walls. Rugs aren't and often have nice edges and usually don't cover the whole area.

Just wondering how many peeps shared my personal definition:
I tend to think of bisexual as attraction to two or more genders. Poly = many, and pan = all. parallelogram - rectangle - square theory.

Or is that wildly inaccurate? (I dunno, a lotta bi folk are gonna say they're not exclusively attracted to cis-gendered humans, and then you're gonna take ages drawing the line)