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Other associated sexual identifiers:
- Bicurious (pronounced – bahy-kyoor-ee-uhs | bʌɪˈkjʊəɹɪəs) is a term referring to an individual who is attracted to the opposite sex; however, is also experiencing attraction to a person who is the same gender as themselves. Though experiencing attraction, they would not have yet had sexual relations or acted on their attraction
- Pansexual – see pansexual
SUMMARY
- Sexual attraction or desire for both the same and opposite gender
- Bisexual people are, also known as Bi and PanBisexual individuals, will not have a preference for one gender over the other
- It is believed that 1.3% of men and 2.2% of women around the world identify as Bisexual, making them the largest group within the LGBTQIA+ community
- Bisexuality has been around for thousands of years and is referenced in numerous religious texts and scriptures from ancient Greece, Rome, Japan, and China
- People born since 1965 are more likely to not identify as entirely straight or gay
- People of colour are more likely to be bisexual than Caucasians
- Bisexuals are more likely to be attracted to people from across the gender spectrum than other members of the LGBTQIA+ community

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