Bisexual historical stories

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In each study included in the report, more women identified as bisexual than lesbian, though fewer men identified as bisexual than gay. Several writers have noted the strong historical tradition of open bisexuality and homosexuality among male Buddhist institutions in Japan. University of California Press. When Thunder Rolls Ch.

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In , Ron Fox authored the first large scale research study on bisexual identity, and established and maintained a comprehensive bibliography on bi research. Bisexual people had notable accomplishments in the LGBT rights movement at this time. While King Edward II fathered at least five children by two women, he was rumoured to have been bisexual. I don't know what I am. Rodriguez also played Ana Lucia Cortez in the television series Lost. September 13, at 6: