How does the invisibility of bisexual identities impact ethical engagement, social recognition, and self-concept? Bisexual people are often excluded from mainstream understandings of sexuality due to...
Internalized biphobia refers to the negative attitudes and beliefs towards bisexual people that an individual may hold themselves, which can lead to significant long-term impacts on their emotional...
Internalized biphobia is an oppressive force that can negatively affect the emotional well-being of bisexual individuals. This phenomenon occurs when people hold beliefs about themselves, their...
The stigmatization of bisexual individuals is widespread and has far-reaching consequences for their mental health, including increased rates of depression, anxiety, and self-harm. Researchers have...
Cultural myths are common beliefs that shape how people think about certain aspects of society. In recent years, there has been increasing interest in understanding how these myths impact bisexuals...
What is bisexuality?
Bisexuality is a sexual orientation that refers to attraction towards people of more than one gender, usually but not always including both men and women. Bisexuality has...
There has been an increased awareness of sexual orientation and gender identity, leading to more acceptance of people who identify as LGBTQ+.
Despite this progress, bisexual individuals continue...
Internalized biphobia is defined as negative attitudes and beliefs about bisexual individuals that are internalized within an individual's own mindset. This can lead to feelings of shame, guilt, and...
What are the long-term mental health consequences of navigating persistent bisexual invisibility?
Bisexual invisibility refers to the lack of recognition of people's identities as bisexual...
The term 'double discrimination' refers to the unique challenges that bisexual individuals face due to their sexual orientation. In general, bisexuals are often excluded from both heterosexual and...