Bisexuality: Meaning, Attraction, Identity, and Relationships
Bisexuality is a sexual orientation involving attraction toward more than one gender, with attraction varying in intensity, frequency, or form.
Bisexuality is a sexual orientation involving attraction toward more than one gender, with attraction varying in intensity, frequency, or form.
Omnisexuality is a sexual orientation involving attraction to people of all genders, often with gender remaining meaningful in how attraction is experienced.
Homosexuality is a sexual orientation involving romantic or sexual attraction primarily or exclusively toward people of the same gender.
Pansexuality is a sexual orientation involving the capacity for attraction to people of any gender or regardless of gender.
Bisexual erasure is the denial, omission, or mislabeling of bisexuality, often by defining a person’s orientation according to their current partner.
Monosexism is a system that treats attraction to one gender as more valid or stable than bisexual, pansexual, and other multisexual experiences.
Biphobia is prejudice, hostility, stereotyping, or discrimination directed toward bisexual people or people perceived to be bisexual.
Transphobia is prejudice, hostility, stereotyping, or discrimination directed toward transgender, nonbinary, and gender-diverse people.
Homophobia is prejudice, hostility, stereotyping, or discrimination directed toward gay, lesbian, or other same-gender-attracted people.
Queer-affirming describes attitudes, services, and environments that actively recognize, respect, validate, and support queer identities and relationships.