Bisexuality is an attraction to both men and women. It is a common misconception that bisexuals are promiscuous and are more likely to be polyamorous than heterosexual or homosexual individuals....
As members of a marginalized community who often exist outside of traditional understandings of gender and sexual identity, bisexual individuals have historically been subject to erasure and...
Bisexual people experience unique social and emotional challenges when entering new communities or moving to new places. Bisexuals may have difficulty finding acceptance and support from peers who do...
Bisexuals have unique challenges when it comes to navigating their romantic and sexual relationships. They may face discrimination from both heterosexual and LGBTQ+ communities due to being seen as...
As the world becomes more open to the idea of bisexuality, it is essential for bisexuals to be visible in their own communities, but also within themselves. Bisexual visibility initiatives have been...
Bisexual adults perceive and respond to microaggressions
Bisexual individuals experience discrimination, prejudice, and marginalization within both LGBTQ+ and heteronormative communities....
Internalized biphobia is an individual's prejudice against their own bisexual identity that negatively impacts their psychological well-being. It can lead to negative self-perceptions, difficulty...
There is no doubt that workplace discrimination and bias against bisexual employees exist today, even though more people have become open about their sexual orientation. Despite the LGBTQ+ movement's...
Bisexual identity is the experience of having an emotional, romantic, and/or sexual attraction to people of different genders, including but not limited to men and women. The term "bisexual" is often...
When it comes to bisexuality, gender, race, and socioeconomic status can play a significant role in shaping an individual's experiences of marginalization and social recognition. Bisexuals often face...