Bisexual IDs Up, Male Partners Persist

Updated: 2025.09.29 22D ago 1 sources
The share of women identifying as bisexual has risen sharply in the last decade, especially among young, liberal, highly educated women. Yet surveys Bloom cites say over 90% of such women are currently partnered with men, and most report only male partners in recent years. This suggests a divergence between online‑amplified identity labels and stable underlying sexual preferences. — It reframes headline LGBTQ growth as an identity/behavior shift rather than a wholesale rewiring of desire, affecting media narratives, policy interpretation, and claims about social media’s power.

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Bloom’s statement: 'over 90% of women who call themselves bisexual are currently in a relationship with a man, and most...have only had male sexual partners in the last five years.'
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