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New study reveals 10% of Americans have history of bisexual behavior
There are three times more people reporting partners of more than one gender than in the 1990s.
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Finally, the Census Bureau will ask questions about LGBTQ+ people
However, some worry that the questions will still continue to erase some queer Americans.
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“The View” co-host claims that gay people can recognize one another through scent
But is she right? The actual science behind her claim is much more interesting…
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Heterosexuality is often considered the “default” but that banner belongs to sexual fluidity
There’s a difference between sexual orientation, sexual identity, and sexual behavior.
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What Cara Delevingne wants us to know about sex
In her new docuseries “Planet Sex,” the model and actress goes on a wide-ranging sexual odyssey.
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Dating an asexual person 101: How to ace it
Relationships are no longer categorized into just heterosexual or homosexual – now, we have a spectrum of connections.
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LGB youth are still attempting suicides at a high rate – here’s how you can help them
Despite lowering numbers in straight youth, two studies show that teens and young adults that aren’t straight are still more likely to attempt suicide.
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Lesbian sues Burger King for harassment like asking who is “the man” in her relationship
Her manager would come up behind when she was at the cash register and whisper: “Do you like that woman?”
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Can’t define asexuality? You’re not alone.
76% of those surveyed weren’t able to accurately define asexuality, even with 53% of those asked confidently saying they could.
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Study finds that over a quarter of young people identify as bisexual
The sexual orientation binary continues to weaken, as young people embrace fluidity and bisexuality at higher rates.