bisexuality
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Bisexuality refers to sexual or romantic attraction to more than one gender. Understanding bisexuality matters because it represents a significant part of human diversity and helps people accurately describe their own experiences and identities.
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- Definitions
- Sexual orientation, identity, and behavior
- Kinsey scale
- Criticism
- Other scales
- Demographics and prevalence
- Studies, theories and social responses
- Brain structure and chromosomes
- Evolutionary theory
- Masculinization
- Prenatal hormones
- Sex drive
- Sociosexuality
- Community
- General social impacts
- Perceptions and discrimination
- Symbols and observances
- In BDSM
- In feminism
- History
- Media
- Film
- Literature
- Music
- Television
- Webseries
- Among other animals
- See also
- References
- Further reading
- Historical
- Modern
- External links
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Bisexuality is defined in many sources as romantic attraction, sexual attraction, or sexual behavior toward both males and females. It is also defined as the attraction to more than one gender, to people of both the same and different genders, or to people regardless of their sex or gender identity (the last one also being called pansexuality).