The Curse of Bisexuality: Worse Than Being Gay Across Stats ... But WHY???

In this episode, Malcolm and Simone Collins dive deep into the surprising statistics and social dynamics surrounding bisexuality. They explore mental health trends, relationship patterns, discrimination, and the unique challenges faced by bisexual men and women.

From discussions about societal perceptions, sexual satisfaction, and the intersection of identity and privilege, to personal anecdotes and a deluge of data, this conversation is both thought-provoking and candid. The hosts question common assumptions, analyze studies, and share their own experiences, all while keeping the tone engaging and relatable.

If you’re curious about why bisexuals often appear as outliers in so many statistics, or want to better understand the complexities of sexual orientation, this episode is for you. Join the conversation in the comments—Malcolm and Simone want to hear your theories!

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00:00 - Introduction: Why are bi people "bi___tchy"?
01:47 - Sexual orientation and mental health statistics
05:07 - Discussion of bisexual male and female mental health
08:04 - The "all-terrain sexual" concept
09:00 - Graph: Mental health by orientation
11:07 - Surprising statistics about bisexuals
13:05 - Study: Bisexual male arousal patterns
16:24 - More mental health and violence statistics
19:07 - Inter-partner violence rates
22:52 - Physical and severe violence rates
25:00 - Dissolution rates and poverty among bisexuals
28:00 - Substance abuse and mental health breakdown
31:00 - Discrimination and social acceptance
34:00 - Workplace harassment and social isolation
37:00 - Promiscuity and sexual satisfaction
40:00 - Anecdotes and body count discussion
44:00 - Wrapping up: The "sluttiness hypothesis" and final thoughts
48:00 - Outro and closing remarks