Hey thanks Tera! :)

Whenever I see a research project on bisexuality I always click on it because I'm definitely interested in participating! It's just disappointing to then find out that the study applies only to women. I guess it would be nice for me if you referenced women in the title so that I didn't get my hopes up every time I see your post lol!

For me the title "Bisexuality and Well-Being" on yet another research project that only applies to women in a very real sense excludes men from the discussion of "bisexuality." This common assumption, that bisexuality applies only to women, unfortunately extends somewhat to within the bisexual community itself in my experience. Personally I'd like to build more solidarity between bisexual women and bisexual men.

I understand the need for bisexual-women-only space as well as bisexual-men-only space, but to claim the title of "bisexual" for women only helps to reproduce the myth that bisexual men don't exist in my humble opinion. In effect, I'm left with the feeling that no one cares about the well-being of bisexual men, that yet again we have been excluded from the definition of "bisexuality." I guess I have a hot-button issue here, eh? I'm aware of it. :)

Anyways, no hard feelings, it's very human thing to look at the world from one's own perspective. I do it too.

I just thought I should mention it - I'm guessing I'm probably not the only one who might feel this way.