The queer community has long struggled with bisexual inclusivity. It's even worse for bi elders.
Briefly

from LGBTQ Nation1 week ago
I had to learn how to grant myself permission to embrace my fluidity and attraction to people across the gender spectrum.
LGBTQ Nationhttps://www.lgbtqnation.com/2024/04/the-queer-community-has-long-struggled-with-bisexual-inclusivity-its-even-worse-for-bi-elders/
Part of this process involved overcoming the fear of being misjudged as heterosexual because of the appearance of my relationship.
LGBTQ Nationhttps://www.lgbtqnation.com/2024/04/the-queer-community-has-long-struggled-with-bisexual-inclusivity-its-even-worse-for-bi-elders/
Fortunately, we're seeing progress as many are freeing themselves from heteronormative boxes to identify as bisexual and live more fulfilling lives.
LGBTQ Nationhttps://www.lgbtqnation.com/2024/04/the-queer-community-has-long-struggled-with-bisexual-inclusivity-its-even-worse-for-bi-elders/
Members of the Bi+ community are more likely to stay closeted, facing a greater risk for mental health issues. This risk is greater for Bi+ elders.
LGBTQ Nationhttps://www.lgbtqnation.com/2024/04/the-queer-community-has-long-struggled-with-bisexual-inclusivity-its-even-worse-for-bi-elders/
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