Yes. Statisticslly speaking, it means more hotties. And the opinions of bigots aren’t going to run my life.

I saw some stats from Norway where bi experienced more negativity than homo. I was surprised, but if LGBT people seem to hate you it makes a bit more sense. That’s not nice.

Awesome.

As a trans person being and being around bisexual (or trans) people is both exciting and calming, because sexualities and gender (and dysphoria) do not really hinder much.

General queerphobia is much more prevalent and daunting than biphobia is for me. Sure, biphobia is awful, but biphobia seems more solvable to me than queerphobia by strangers, because fellow queers are often more possible to be reasoned with, while hot-headed blokes with a religiously queerphobic upbringing are just alarming and can really only be brought back by immense pressure from their peers (not me).