Someone Thinks Bisexuals Are Lying-Again

Recently for me there’s been some good news and some bad news; the good news is I haven’t run out of or had to look far for topics to write about for several weeks now.  The bad news is it’s because there’s been so much biphobia going around I’ve been kept busy answering it all!  [...]

Isolation, Health, And The Bisexual Community

At the beginning of June, a study came out about the health differences of BLGT people versus straight people. When I heard about it I figured it would show something similar to what previous studies with the same idea have shown: that overall BLGT people have worse health, more depression and higher suicide rates than [...]

The Difficult House of Joy

What grounds you?  What keeps you rooted and centered?  What is that place of strength from which you move outward? This was actually asked of me and my mat mates this past Saturday at the beginning of a yoga class.  What came to my mind first was my love of men, my capacity to love [...]

A Bisexual’s Dilemma: Who Can You Bring Home to Mother?

As the days lengthen and weather gets warmer I always start to remember my time in the Peace Corps.  Every year different memories will come wafting to the fore as I gladly anticipate the hotter weather to come in this country. This year the first memory to come floating back was of a conversation I [...]

Biphobia – Through Rainbow Colored Glasses

Something that concerns all bisexual people is the amount of biphobia that exists within the BLGT community. If fact, it can seem at times that bi people don’t belong anywhere. We’re labeled anything from “confused”, “fence-riders” all the way to “greedy”. What’s even worse though, is that this sort of discrimination comes from both sides [...]

Bisexuality on the Real World Revisited

It seems that by now almost everyone has heard of the “Real World Controversy” over Mike Manning’s sexuality (Coming Out Bisexual on The Real World). Queerty still seems to feel the need to publish biphobic articles (Will Anyone Ever Believe Real World DC‘s Mike Manning Is Bi? is the worst but there are so many [...]

Stamping out Biphobia One ‘Bi Rant’ Article at a Time

Chicago—Living in Chicago, seeing division is an everyday life occurrence. If you are straight, you only go to straight bars or events. If you’re gay, you only go to gay bars and events. If you’re lesbian, you only go to women only bars and events, and if you’re a gay or lesbian, bisexual or transgender, [...]

Bisexual Ball Players Sues Gay Sports League of Biphobia

I’m in the middle of our Bi Talk show and I’m handed information in the form on an email on Advocate.com, about three bisexual ex-players (LaRon Charles, Steven Apilado and Jon Russ) who are suing the North American Gay Amateur Athletic Association (NAGAAA) on the bases of not being gay [enough] from the other gay [...]

Yoga for Bisexuals

Stop.  Take a breath, exhale through your mouth.  Do that again deepening your inhale and exhale.  Now do it a third time deepening your breath even more.  Raise your shoulders up, then bring them down and back.  Do that one again too.  Now close your eyes for a few moments and take in the sensation. [...]

A Monk Breaks Silence

Are you comfortable where you are right now? If I invited you to go and sit somewhere else, do you think you may be more at ease? Well, for me, I have been at a loss where I belong for what seems a lifetime. Years ago, when I first began school, my mother left me [...]

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