The trajectory of “bisexuality” as an identity and a movement in the Anglo-American world had been closely entangled in the tension-filled intermingling of gender/sexuality movements and cultural re-significations in the turbulent years between the 1960s and the 1990s. As such, bisexual formations afford an opportunity to observe how gender/sexual categories, and struggles against such categori...

Whereas a great deal is known about lesbian/gay parent families, much less bi+ mother especially relating to the ways mothers discuss their bisexuality+ with children. This article explores conversations and queer socialization in families. Semi-structured interviews were conducted online 29 mothers, each interview lasting one two hours. Mothers asked whether they had discussed child(ren), reas...

Three hundred and fifty six homosexually active men were recruited in 1988 for a study by interview of sexual behaviour. Thirty two per cent had homosexual passive anal sex in the previous month and 60% in the year before interview. Anal sex and unprotected anal sex were more common with regular than non-regular partners. Heterosexual sex was reported by 4% of men in the last month and 10% for ...

Relatively little is known about condom use among bisexual men as separate and distinct from exclusively homosexual and heterosexual men. Most previous research on bisexual men has relied on non-probabilistic, high risk samples with limited generalizability. We examined the relationship between male behavioral bisexuality and condom use in the 2002 cycle of the National Survey of Family Growth ...

Abstract Sexual prejudice against bisexuals is widespread in society. However, little research has been done on this phenomenon because it difficult to measure. The aim of the current study was validate a short version Biphobia Scale for Brazilian context (EPSB-br). In first study, EPSB-br showed unifactorial structure and convergent validity with scales measuring beliefs stereotypes about bise...