No Benefit Of The Doubt For Bisexuals

Lately bisexuality seems to have been a hot topic all over the Internet. Having wanted us to be noticed more, I thought this was a good thing until I actually looked at some of the so called “attention” we’ve been getting.  Ouch!  Some days it pays to not read! One of the most [misplaced] articles [...]

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 [...]

Take Me Out to the Ballgame

When I moved to the Boston area some six and a half years ago, I knew that I’d have to stop discussing baseball.  Those who grow up as Yankees fans know it’s rather pointless, if not downright foolhardy to talk about the national pastime right in the middle of Red Sox Nation. I for one [...]

Bisexual, the Antidote to Retrosexual

Apparently there’s a crisis sweeping the nation, one that even merited the airtime of CNN International last Friday.  In case you’ve haven’t heard the news, masculinity has taken a battering and it’s time to bring back the lost of masculinity.  Hipsters and metrosexuals be damned!  The evil feminists have destroyed men, who no longer occupy [...]

Bisexual in the New Year

Bisexuality. A lot of time and effort goes into defining it. The word itself – having hermaphroditic connotations – was suggested as obsolete in favor of ambisexual but this was never adopted. Alfred Kinsey, the foremost authority on human sexuality declared himself bisexual. Hundreds of women and men have declared themselves bisexual. It is a [...]

New Year’s Letter on Bisexality

Dear Readers, As 2009 draws to a close and 2010 dawns, we are surrounded by a myriad of holidays: Hanukah, Ras as-Sana, Solstice, Christmas, Kwanzaa and Ashura.  We are immersed in rebirth, miracle and thanksgiving.  I, for one, could not be happier for that. While there is also suffering and bad news just as at [...]

Your Problem Is My Problem

My friend Majed and I were on the road again a couple of  Saturdays ago and as he took me on the scenic, off-highway tour of Massachusetts’ North Shore, we spent a lot of time talking about the oftentimes difficult nature of human relationships.  We weren’t just discussing family and friends though.  As educators, we [...]

The Bisexual’s Guide to the Universe

Whenever I visit my local book store (which is often), I always peruse the gay and lesbian section. While there, I am looking for one thing — books on bisexuality. I am nearly always disappointed. Leaving aside the fact that I am rarely able to find anything other than gay or lesbian erotica; the books [...]

Tolerance Is Not Enough

Ever since I was laid off, I have spent most of my Saturdays with my friend Majed.  Normally, this entails some sort of road trip and a great deal of musing on the nature of life.  During our jaunt this past Saturday, I was telling him about how my late father was a guidance counselor [...]

Where are the Bi Role Models?

Meet our newest Blogger, Adam Border, as he shares with us his thoughts on Bi Role Models.

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