Study: Bisexual Women Are Not Lesbians
Ten-year survey shows most bisexual women stick with it.
A study published by the American Psychological Association recognizes that women can maintain a long-term attraction to both genders. This study, done over 10 years, was intended to refute the myth that bisexual women were lesbians trying to straddle the fence between societal expectations and their true feelings. It also shows that bisexual women are able to commit to long-term relationships.
There were 79 women that took part in the study (10 too many? WOOOOO). Essentially, these women checked in five times over the 10-year period. The bisexual and unlabeled women were more likely to change their preference over the period than lesbians, but typically switched back to their original status. The study was led by Dr. Lisa Diamond of the University of Utah. And she didn’t mention if any of them were ‘just doing this to get attention from boys.’
We bet that the GLBT community is breathing a collective sigh of relief that someone has finally approved their orientation. Maybe Logo will even do a special on this. When asked if she plans on doing a follow up study on men, Dr. Diamond will probably say, “Nope. Pretty sure they’re gay. Or sometimes drunk.”
Discussion
It's all about getting your nut. The Nut is an entity entirely of it's own. If you have a problem with how anyone gets their nut, then you are going to hell.
I think they need to study this a little longer... I think if you are wanting to hook up with someone of the same sex... you are staright-up gay or a lesbian!
Well there you go. The truth according to John. John thinks it, therefore, it is.
