#intimate partner abuse

Fact: The rate of relationship violence against bisexual people, particularly bisexual women, is much higher than for people of other orientations. Your sexuality does not make you less trustworthy or less desirable as a partner, and it should never be used against you or seen as a “problem” in your relationship.

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Fact: Your partner should never hold your orientation against you, expect you to stay closeted for them or claim to be gay or lesbian instead of bisexual, isolate you from LGBTQIAP+ friends or community, treat you as less trustworthy because of your orientation, or threaten to out you. These are all examples of biphobia and can be signs of an abusive relationship.