Being bisexual 'is bad for your health': People with male and female partners report poorer wellbeing than those of other sexualities
- People of different sexualities were asked to rate their health by experts
- Some 19.5% of bisexual men and 18.5% of bisexual women rated their health as 'poor or fair,' the highest proportion among all the groups polled
- Were also disproportionately disadvantaged on factors linked with health
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Health of bisexual adults differs substantially from other minorities and should be studied individually, experts concluded
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Are they more likely to be left-handed and go on beach holidays?
Such nonsense. How else should we break the data down? How about those under 5 feet tall compared to those over 6 feet? In other words, it's utter nonsense.
Really?
WHAT? DM. You're playing with fire. *I'm sure this article will be removed shortly.
How will this effect their offspring? DM, please ask researchers at Edinburgh U if the children of bisexual couples will be taller and brighter, or shorter and dimmer, or will it be 50/50?
I bet the model in the stock photo wasn't expecting this one
One thing that surprised me, having a few friends on the gay scene, is that many don't accept bisexuals. There are whispers about being on the fence, unauthentic, that old cliche, "greedy" - some gay people are judgemental too. It's unrealistic to assume the "scene" is going to be all embracing, moonbeams and rainbows. The same applies to a friend of mine who is TV - some TS girls feel TVs aren't authentic or are lacking courage in some way. Maybe this lack of acceptance has a part to play.
Ill be bisexual if I can have that gorgeous model leading the story.
i'm bisexual, lost 50 lbs and am slim and toned, don't drink fizzy drinks, eat junk food or smoke/drink. i'm doing fine.
Thought police are on their way.
