Bisexual people are often seen as invisible because they do not fit into society's binary gender roles and expectations. They may face discrimination, prejudice, and misunderstanding from both...
Bisexual people often face discrimination, prejudice, misunderstanding, marginalization, exclusion, harassment, and rejection from society. In such hostile environments, they must find ways to build...
Bisexual individuals often face challenges in heteronormative workplaces due to their identities, which can lead to negative experiences such as feeling excluded, misunderstood, and even...
Bisexual identity refers to an individual's romantic, sexual, and/or sexual attraction to people of more than one gender or sex. It is a sexual orientation that has been historically marginalized and...
What is it like to be fetishized or objectified because you identify as bisexual? This question has been asked many times before, but it deserves serious exploration. Bisexual people often feel like...
Storytelling is an important part of how people understand themselves and their identities. For individuals who identify as bisexual, this can be especially true when it comes to understanding their...
The following is an article on the topic "What are the psychological benefits of participation in bisexual-affirming communities and social networks?"
Participation in bisexual-affirming...
Bisexual individuals face unique challenges that are often not fully understood by those outside their community, such as prejudice, discrimination, misunderstanding, isolation, and lack of social...
What is Erasure, Invisibility, and Marginalization?
Erasure, invisibility, and marginalization are terms used to describe the experience of being ignored, dismissed, forgotten, or pushed aside...
Bisexual history has been subject to misrepresentation, misunderstanding, and erasure for centuries. From a young age, children are often taught that there are only two genders, male and female, and...