Bi people are often the forgotten part of the LGBT community. Their experiences are commonly assumed to be the same as lesbian and gay experiences, and their identities are frequently made invisible or dismissed as something that doesn’t exist, by people both inside and outside of this community.
Bi sexual persons face a number of negative stereotypes, the primary ones being that they’re greedy, manipulative, incapable of monogamy, and unable to make their minds up – the last of which is the same as saying who they are isn’t real.
The assumptions about bi people are also gendered. Bi women are more likely to be viewed as ‘actually straight’, their sexual orientation merely a performance to attract straight men, whereas bi men are frequently seen as going through a ‘phase’ on the way to coming out as gay.
But it remains our duty to change this mentality and embrace one another. September is bisexuality month reach out to someone with love and kindness. Respect each other's
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