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·         What is the most accurate way to define bisexuality?  (Page 222) Having romantic or sexual

Bisexual. Gay. Lesbian. These are all words that in today’s society are becoming more and more common to hear. Although just a few years ago hearing these words might have shocked some and angered many, they are becoming a part of today’s norm. People are broadening their views on sexuality and the possibilities open to them. Being bisexual, gay, or lesbian is slowly becoming accepted. On television a few years ago, a comedic sitcom Ellen attempted to make gays even more accepted by casting the main character as a gay woman. Sadly, Ellen failed because viewers weren’t ready for gays to be seen in a comfortable TV setting. The idea was too new and the show was before

Let's start off with the basics. LGBT stands for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community. On average, in a 2016 poll, 23% of the American population is either gay or lesbian which is 2% less than a poll in 2011 and

Matthew Donnelly loved life. But Matthew wanted to die. For thirty years, he had conducted research on the use of x-rays. Now, skin cancer riddled his tortured body. He had lost his nose, his left hand, two fingers on his right hand, and part of his jaw. He was left blind and was slowly deteriorating. The pain was unrelenting. Doctors estimated that he had a year to live. Lying in bed with excruciating pain, he pleaded to be put out of his misery, he wanted to die now. His pleas went unanswered. Then, one day, Mathews brother Harold, unable to ignore Matthews repeated cry, removed a .30 caliber pistol from his dresser, walked to the hospital, and shot and killed his brother. Harold was tried for murder. As someone going into the medical field and after several hours of research, this issue has left me wondering whether physician assisted suicide is ethical or not. I plan to discuss the concerns and the values that underlie in this issue.

There is a lack of information and misrepresentation when it comes to non-monosexual/romantic orientations such as bisexuality. Some of the vocabulary that it used to describe this orientation can be misleading. Bisexual has the prefix of bi, meaning two, but the orientation itself is more broad than the sexual attraction to just two genders. What is also commonly unknown is that bisexuality is also a romantic orientation. There is little information out there concerning bisexual people and such a lack of resources may have them looking for answers that are not, but should be out there. Alternatively, most of the information that is out there and available is wrong and delegitimizes bisexuality. America is a monosexual society in its history, legislation, and media. Bisexuality has constantly been misrepresented because of America 's monosexual standard towards individuals.

There is a rising population of transgender and homosexual people in our society. A transgender is a person who insists that they were born into the wrong body. While they have the body of one gender, transgender people have the conscience of the opposite gender. A homosexual is someone who is emotionally and physically attracted to the same sex or gender. According to www.statista.com: “2.2% of adult men identify as being gay in the U.S. and 1.1% of

This stereotype come from both the gay and straight communities which is sad because both are part of the whole big LGBTQ+ concept. But people don’t seem to notice this. Bisexuals being “indecisive or confused” like the writer on alternet.org recalls how “A gay man I met at a bar once told me that bisexuals “just can’t make up their minds.” Derogatory statements like the above are all too common to a bisexual’s ears. And yes, it comes from both the gay and straight communities... isn’t it odd that it’s always the gays and straights who are confused about bisexuality, and not bisexuals themselves?”. And just like that bisexuals are being offended based on assumptions straight and even some of the other groups under the LGBTQ+ community make. NO we are not indecisive or confused we just like the best of both worlds what is so confusing about that. This is the type of judgement that not a lot of people see or if they do they do not take it

Many people think that bisexuals are promiscuous and more likely to cheat just because they like more than one gender, but this is so wrong; it's a persons personal beliefs that will make them cheat not their sexuality and it is damaging because it makes bisexuals feel ashamed about their sexuality, many people that are cheated on by a partner that is bisexual blames the bisexuality and not that person and this is biphobic. There is also the myth that bisexuals are confused and it’s a phase which is wrong because they know they like more than one gender it is why they identify as bisexual this leads to bi-erasure because the people that say these things don’t believe that bisexuality exists. This is mainly due to people not understanding

To start, bisexuality is not a “Well, you’re either straight or gay! Pick one!”. Bisexuality is within the LGBTQIA+ and sexuality spectrum, but it is neither a preference of any of the genders. For some, yes they prefer a gender, but

So what dose it mean to identify as belonging to the LGBT+ community, and what is the community? LGBT+ encompasses people what are same sex attracted, Lesbian for women and Gay for men, Bi-sexual people are attracted to both the opposite sex and their

Bisexuality is the romantic sexual attraction to males and females or sexually attracted by both men and women.It is a behavior towards sexual attraction involving physical and or romantic to both of his same sex orientation.There is no definite explanation why individuals developed bisexual orientation. Some reasons say that it includes both environmental factors and genetic factors.Environmental factors can be exposure to the people around who are gay or bisexual.Bisexuality is the understanding that you can be attracted physically and emotionally to either gender at some point. It does not equate that you will be involved with two person at a time either to have sex with both gender at the same to be happy or satisfied. The “b” word

I am bisexual.  Are you paying attention now?  Bisexuality holds an interesting position when it comes to sexual minorities.  On one hand, it's seen as the ultimate liberation: "They'll do it with anyone...how hot!".  But when it comes to seeking mainstream social acceptance, we can be seen as the worst in sexual perversion: "They'll do it with anyone...how shameful!".  There are many theories and opinions on bisexuals, some I agree with, others do not fit my definition of being bisexual.  The important thing is that bisexuality is real, it's not a "transition period" to being gay, a homosexual in denial, or a person who just can't make up their mind.  Being bisexual is a huge part of my identity, something that no one can take away from

Ever since humans stepped foot on this Earth we have been wired into believing what is right and what is wrong. Right and wrong originated with an opinion, therefore making the world we live in completely flawed. Everything we perceive to be the right thing to do, could have possibly been the opposite if someone had said so. Today, right and wrong is based off of the majority of society and what we believe affects what we chose to do. There is no right or wrong, not even morals, just actions. Humans act on impulse and doubt by conscience. The world we live in is corrupted, therefore corrupting us. Now, I am not trying to justify the actions people commit, yet get a better understanding. For instance, the actions committed by Japan during the interminable World War II. Japan had become the hand in Germany’s back pocket and soon became consumed by Germany’s iniquitous power. Japan was ruled by a man desiring power, yet withheld intelligence unlikely found in others, Michinomiya Hirohito. Too many lives were lost due to the ignorant and arrogant decisions made by oblivious leaders. Unfortunately, a plunging economy, rising militarism and a series of political assassinations soon caused a crisis for the pro-democracy movement in Japan.

Being a bisexual in the community can encounter struggles, problems, and many questions by the heterosexual and homosexual community. People somewhat have the ideals that you are accepted everywhere and anywhere when being bisexual, but it is actually the opposite. I believe that every group throughout the LGBTQ+ community have been through different life instances that were difficult, usually people in the LGBTQ+ community believes that their personal story is more important than others, definitely compared to bisexuals. I know from experience that I have had personal encounters with members who are part of the LGBTQ+ community and heterosexuals and have been told by both discourse communities that I need to pick a side. I have been told that I am in a phase and confused. I have also been asked about threesomes and other inappropriate and deceiving questions. I have also been told “you have to be lesbian, because you are with a girlfriend right now.” All these questions and statements happened to me the first two weeks of attending Eastern Michigan University by LGBTQ+ students and the heterosexaul students. I believe that the bisexual community is not represented enough nor does the group get explicitly educated on. I believe that both groups think that it is easier for bisexual men and women within the community and that they do not get talked about during a group setting. Not even trying to promote bisexual and the way of thinking on their perspective.

A= Asexual or A gender or Ally. If you’re an ally you are not in the acronym LGBTQIA+ but you would like to be part of the Community.