#bisexuality
Yelling someone posted this on twitter with a “my friend sent me this”
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Are you a bisexual man?
If you are a bisexual man 18 years or older, you are eligible to participate in our research study on genes, personality and sexuality.
What is this study like?
- Online study (takes 15-25 min) with questions on your personality and sexual behavior
- You receive a 23andMe DNA test kit
- You provide a saliva sample for your personal genetic analysis
- You receive results of your genetic analysis and an online account (http://www.23andme.com) for exploring your genetic ancestry and lots more.
- All information will be kept strictly confidential and will be available only to study personnel.
>>>Follow this link to begin the study!www.tiny.cc/psu-study<<<
This study is being conducted by the Department of Anthropology at Penn State University, 409 Carpenter Building, University Park, PA.
Please contact the study coordinator at [email protected] or the principal investigator David Puts ([email protected]) for further information.
Are you a bisexual man?
If you are a bisexual man 18 years or older, you are eligible to participate in our research study on genes, personality and sexuality.
What is this study like?
· Online study (takes 15-25 min) with questions on your personality and sexual behavior
· You receive a 23andMe DNA test kit
· You provide a saliva sample for your personal genetic analysis
· You receive results of your genetic analysis and an online account (http://www.23andme.com) for exploring your genetic ancestry and lots more.
· All information will be kept strictly confidential and will be available only to study personnel.
>>>Follow this link to begin the study!www.tiny.cc/psu-study<<<
This study is being conducted by the Department of Anthropology at Penn State University, 409 Carpenter Building, University Park, PA.
Please contact the study coordinator at [email protected] or the principal investigator David Puts ([email protected]) for further information.
Are you a bisexual man?
If you are a bisexual man 18 years or older, you are eligible to participate in our research study on genes, personality and sexuality.
What is this study like?
· Online study (takes 15-25 min) with questions on your personality and sexual behavior
· You receive a 23andMe DNA test kit
· You provide a saliva sample for your personal genetic analysis
· You receive results of your genetic analysis and an online account (http://www.23andme.com) for exploring your genetic ancestry and lots more.
· All information will be kept strictly confidential and will be available only to study personnel.
>>>Follow this link to begin the study!www.tiny.cc/psu-study<<<
This study is being conducted by the Department of Anthropology at Penn State University, 409 Carpenter Building, University Park, PA.
Please contact the study coordinator at [email protected] or the principal investigator David Puts ([email protected]) for further information.
I know that violence is not an appropriate response to nonviolent actions but I still want to crack every “biphobia is just misplaced [x]/biphobic statements are also [y] because intersectionality” asshole over the head
You know good and goddamn well that BIPHOBIA, the hatred of someone specifically for being BISEXUAL, is not “misplaced homophobia”. If they were saying “ew you sleep with [same sex]? Disgusting” then you would have an argument, but that’s not what we’re referring to and you fucking know it, we’re referring specifically to people (ESPECIALLY people within the LGBT community) whose problem with us is entirely the fact that we are sexually attracted to both, and who make shitty statements such as “actually you’re gay/straight/confused/slutty/greedy/disgusting” etc.
ALSO!Not every issue effects more that one group! Sometimes hatred of a group…only effects that group! It doesn’t apply to people outside that group and no amount of “but Intersectionalism!” is going to make you right! Biphobia and biphobic comments affect bisexuals, not straights, not lesbians, not gays, not transgender people, just bisexual people.
Stop trying to make biphobia about other groups, either care about it because it affects bisexuals or don’t, but don’t pretend it affects other groups so you can pretend to care.
its-getting-wayhaught-in-here:
Hey I get that compulsory heterosexuality is a thing and all but can we maybe stop trying to convince bi girls that they aren’t actually attracted to guys….I mean can we get rid of the idea that a bi girl who lusts after men is somehow doing a great disservice to the wlw community or being disloyal to who she “really” is…compulsive heterosexuality is real but guess what bisexuality is too and it’s a very valid identity
Like please don’t tell a bisexual they need to solve their own issues when BIPHOBIA IS COMING FROM OTHER PEOPLE LIKE HELLO
No I’m sorry but the perspective that there’s a certain way to be gay that is popular on Tumblr is the reason why bi people keep questioning their belonging in the LGBT community.
Unicorn March is all about pride for the most forgotten and endangered parts of the community.
Sometimes, pride means knowing more about the struggles that people like you face. Pride from within, from knowing what you’re surviving. Pride from other community members and outsiders, supporting you and loving you for what you are, not just what you overcome.
This infographic collects all the current data on ace-spec oppression into one thread. (It exceeds Tumblr’s image limit, so if you’re only seeing the first post, check the notes for the rest.) Feel free to save any of these images to share. Tag @unicorn-march if you can, when you use these in a reply or your own posts; it would be great to see how this info helps people. Image descriptions are in the alt tags.
Links to all the sources, in the order that they appear:
UK Government Equalities Office. (2017) National LGBT Survey. Data from more than 108,000 LGBTQIPA+ people across the United Kingdom. You can review the data and crunch your own numbers by clicking “analyse” on their website! They also have a report which presents some of the data, and their commentary.
Cantor, David, et al. (2015) AAU Climate Survey on Sexual Assault and Sexual Misconduct. Data from more than 150,000 college and graduate students across the United States.
Samuels, Gina E. Miranda, et al. (2019) Voices of Youth Count In-Depth Interviews: Technical Report. This is a 22-county study of 4,139 unhoused youth across the United States. They worked with local agencies, and were careful to include a mix of rural, suburban, and urban areas of varying densities and demographics. This report has a broad overview of their findings and recommendations.
The in-depth data represented here comes from Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago. (2017) Youth Homelessness in San Diego County, California: Findings from the youth count, brief youth survey, and provider survey. Although that’s a San Diego-specific study, Appendix E provides the data from all 22 counties for comparison.
The Williams Institute. (2016) LGB Within the T. This paper crunches the data from the 2011 National Transgender Discrimination Survey, which did in-depth interviews of 6,450 trans people of all orientations.
Borgogna, N. C., et al. (2018) Anxiety and Depression Across Gender and Sexual Minorities: Implications for Transgender, Gender Nonconforming, Pansexual, Demisexual, Asexual, Queer, and Questioning Individuals. This paper crunches the data from the ACHA National College Health Assessment, a twice-yearly survey of (at last count) 67,972 students at 98 schools across the United States.
Yulea, Brotto, & Gorzalska. (2011) Mental Health and Interpersonal Functioning in Self-Identified Asexual Men and Women. This is an older study, by comparison, and much smaller, so it’s used very sparingly here.Salway et al (2019). A Systematic Review and Meta‑Analysis of Disparities in the Prevalence of Suicide Ideation and Attempts Among Bisexual Populations. An extremely thorough analysis of the data available in 46 studies on LGBT suicidality, the reasons for different findings in different studies, and the most likely actual numbers.
Bauer et al (2018). The 2016 Asexual Community Survey Summary Report. This is an ongoing annual online survey of major asexual communities; the 2016 survey received a total of 9,869 responses (Ace = 9331 and Non-Ace= 538). As it’s not a peer-reviewed published study, it’s used even more sparingly here; the only data used here from this report is the percentage of cis aces who had considered suicide.
Grant, Jaime M. et al. 2011. Injustice at every turn: A report of the National Transgender Discrimination Survey. Further excellent analysis of the data from those 6,450 trans people.
Kuper et al. 2018. Exploring Cross-Sectional Predictors of Suicide Ideation, Attempt, and Risk in a Large Online Sample of Transgender and Gender Nonconforming Youth and Young Adults. Crunches data from the largest sample to date of transgender and gender non-conforming young people, a geographically diverse group of 1,896 respondents ages 14-30.
Jenn McAllister really said
this one girl I had a class with junior year of college and she would talk about her boyfriend constantly but my gaydar went off STRONG about her and now she’s openly bisexual on social media and broke up with this boyfriend. sis I BEEN KNEW since 2017. Love to see this