May 17th is internationally recognised as IDAHOBIT, which stands for the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Interphobia and Transphobia. How did this day happen?
Bi-visibility Day is marked by efforts to increase awareness and acceptance of bisexuality. People are also encouraged during this time to be attentive of their bi-phobia, mono-sexism, and bi-erasure.
Life is sometimes like a scratch card, once you dig under the surface, all is revealed. Sexuality is the same in this way as it isn’t always clear cut or apparent. This is why there are so many sexual identities and orientations and why some people, like Terry* discover themselves along the way.
'Disabled people have no interest in sex, right? And, if they do, they are straight only. A disabled LGBT person? Now that's just crazy talk!' Absolutely not!
Some people feel that because a bi-woman is attracted to both males and females, she’ll always be up for having sex. Do you think that’s true? It's time to find out!
The Nigerian LGBT-activist Pamela Adie shares with Love Matters what it's like to be rejected over something she can't control and talks about her life as an openly lesbian woman.
