Bisexual erasure is an insidious phenomenon that undermines the dignity and agency of bisexual individuals, particularly those who are marginalized due to race, class, gender, ability, age, or...
In the context of bisexuality, it is important to examine how invisible, erased, and recognized dynamics can raise crucial ethical and social considerations. Bisexual people face challenges that are...
The psychological consequences of invisibility in media can be seen in many different contexts, but one of the most significant effects is on bisexual individuals who often feel left out of popular...
The word "bisexual" is derived from the Latin term for "two ways", which implies that people who identify as bisexual experience attraction to both men and women simultaneously.
This definition...
Bisexuality is an orientation that involves attraction to multiple genders, whereas sexual preference indicates an inclination towards one gender or another. While most people are familiar with...
Introduction to Bisexual Identity and Invisibility
Bisexual identity refers to an individual's attraction to both men and women, but this does not mean they are equally attracted to everyone of...
Bisexual individuals face unique challenges in terms of visibility and representation within society. Despite being one of the most common sexual identities worldwide, bisexual people are often...
Bisexual individuals often face unique challenges when it comes to navigating their sexuality in a world that is predominantly heteronormative and cisgender-centric. One of these challenges is the...
I will explore how bisexual invisibility can impact an individual's sense of self, particularly when it comes to their leadership identities and confidence levels. Bisexual individuals may experience...
Bisexual people experience invisibility and invalidation due to societal misconceptions that their orientation is a "phase" or "fetish," leading to stress and anxiety. To cope, they may form...