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Well using the term bisexuality does not really explain anything. The traditional definition of "bisexual" is someone who is attracted to both genders. But if w
by olavk 8y ago
Well using the term bisexuality does not really explain anything. The traditional definition of "bisexual" is someone who is attracted to both genders. But if we accept sexuality is fluid (i.e. you preference may change over time), you can have a bisexual who is only attracted to one gender. So the question is how useful that category is, when there is no observable difference between a bisexual with a preference for the opposite sex vs a heterosexual.
- zaarn 8y agoBisexuality doesn't mean you have to be equally attracted to both genders, there is already a subdivision of bisexuality into "preferably heterosexual", "both" and "preferably homosexual", this is merely more fine grained. The difference to heterosexuality would be that everyone is a little bit attracted to the same gender or other gender.