Wendasha Jenkins Hall, PhD, a sex educator and researcher based in Atlanta explains: Traditionally, bisexuality was used to describe attraction to both men and women, but as our understanding of gender has become more expansive, the definition of bisexuality has expanded, too.
Wait, what’s the definition of bisexual?īefore you can identify something, you probably need to know what it means. That’s why we talked to sexuality professionals and self-identifying bisexuals to round up a list of ways to explore and gain insight on your (bi)sexuality. If you’re wondering if you might be bisexual, though, you’re probably looking for a little more guidance than that. (Read more: So What Does It Mean To Be Bisexual, Exactly?) “Everyone comes into their bisexuality at different times and in different ways,” says bisexual queer sex educator Lisa Finn, brand manager and queer sex educator at sex-toy emporium Babeland.
Your sexuality is *not* like your love language or Myers Briggs type, so you can’t expect an online quiz to answer a question like: “Am I bisexual?”īut how do you know if you’re bisexual? There are no-tell tale signs or giveaways.
